17: Correction Time

Jules gets to work smoothing out Giusy's language slip ups for the last time in this series.

Jules and Giusy unveil why your elbow is called a funny bone, the difference between a hug and a cuddle, remedies for smelly feet and sweaty armpits and a new use for vodka. All this and more wrapped up in their personalised cheerfulness and humour.

Jules and Giusy are back with lots of interesting hand and finger facts, handy idioms and enlightening chat all rolled up in cheerfulness and laughter.

Do you have wrinky knees or knobbly knees? Are your toes polished or ticklish? Jules and Giusy's ever-energetic and fact-packed chat hits on going weak at the knees, being kept on your toes, toe shapes and so much more.

Further pointers for Giusy's quest in getting to grips with the English language.

Lots of juicy information, interesting facts and handy tips for dealing with headaches and neck and shoulder tension. In this episode even Giusy gets in on the idioms!

This Episode is jam packed with interesting facts as Jules and Giusy reveal the benefits of smiling, the social norms of kissing and how our sense of taste and smell work. All done in their unique light-hearted chatty style.

Why do Brits tell their kids to eat carrots so they can see in the dark? Who is the apple of your eye? Have you ever had eyes bigger than your belly? Do ears get bigger with age? Is there a connection between ear piercing and eyesight? These are just some of the fun topics Jules and Giusy touch on.

Always learning from our mistakes. Jules tweeks Giusy's next bout of language hiccups.

During this lighthearted and merry chat, Jules and Giusy look at the pros and cons of fake fur and reveal why we stopped wearing hats after WW2 and what the sayings "I'll eat my hat" and "money burns in your pocket" mean.