🧀 The Ultimate Cheese English Vocabulary! Strictly for Cheese-Lovers & Language Learners! 🐭 #cheese

🧀 🗣️ Hi everyone! Hope you are well! In this English lesson, we will be exploring the world of CHEESE and learning lots of amazing and useful English words! ❤️ 📚 If you are like me and LOVE cheese, you will really enjoy this lesson! Learn about words relating to the production of cheese, animals, types of cheese, countries of origin, and lots of useful words you can use when talking about CHEESE in ENGLISH! As usual, I am posting the extensive wordlist below ⬇️ which includes all the ENGLISH WORDS covered in today’s lesson. Make sure to check it out and revise it after the video! ☺️🧀 Like and SHARE this video with a friend, colleague, fellow student, and your TEACHER! ✨⏳ WORDLIST: 📚🌐 Cheese Dairy Milk Cows Buffalo Goats Sheep Acidified Enzymes Rennet Bacterial Enzymes Casein Coagulate Curd Whey Pasteurized Heat Pathogens Flavor Origin Animal’s Diet Butterfat Bacteria Mold Blue Cheese Processing Aged Herbs Spices Wood Smoke Smoked Cheese Grated Cheese Sliced Cheese American Cheese Hamburger Cheese Processed Cheese Sliced Gouda Cheese Sliced Cheddar Cheese Wheel of Cheese Wedge of Cheese Block of Cheese Cream Cheese Soft Cheese Cheesecake Cheese Spread Cheese Spray Cheese in a Can Cheese Fizz Cottage Cheese String Cheese Cheese Dip Nacho Cheese Cheese Sauce Fondue Melted Grilled Cheeseboard Camembert Gorgonzola Paneer Brie Rind Gouda Wax Parmesan Parmigiano Reggiano Ricotta Feta Cheddar Mozzarella Start Learning English like a PRO! #CheeseVocabulary #CheeseTerms #CheeseVarieties #CheeseTextures #CheeseFlavors #CheeseAging #CheesePairings #CheeseMaking #CheeseTypes #CheeseFacts #learnenglish #englishvocabulary #englishspeaking #englishstream #vocabularybuilding #vocabularyenglish #speakingenglish #languages #learningenglishpro #learnvocabulary #glossary #englishglossary #englishspeakingpractice #englishspeakingpracticeconversation #englishspeakingcourse #englishspeakingpracticeforbeginners #wordlist #englishwordlist
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