English Advent Calendar: Day 18
🎁 Welcome to my English Advent Calendar, day 18! I’ll be posting a blog entry every day this month up until Christmas! It’s going to be filled with collaborations of friends, family, my English students and fellow online English teachers. 🎁
🧐 What did he say? 👇🏻
“Hey! I’m Sukhi, I’m from Manchester, U.K., and this is one of my many, many, many favourite words: mellifluous, mellifluous. I love the way it sounds, which is interesting because I think mellifluous is a mellifluous word. It means sweet sounding to the ear, sounds nice, like music, nice and smooth. An example would be: the mellifluous beats floated and lingered in the air above. ”
mellifluous
(adjective) (of music or of somebody’s voice) sounding sweet and smooth; very nice to listen to
The mellifluous voice of the opera singer captivated the entire audience, leaving them in awe of her vocal talent.
As the pianist played the mellifluous melody, the room filled with a sense of tranquility and beauty.
The poet's words flowed in a mellifluous rhythm.
Listening to the mellifluous tones of the flute, the listeners felt transported to a world of serenity and grace.
The radio host's mellifluous voice made even the most mundane announcements sound captivating and engaging.
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