Slow English Podcast
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This podcast is perfect for beginner (A1/A2) learners.
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Office Life: A Complete English Guide to Desks, Emails, and Idioms
Do you work in an office, or are you preparing to enter the professional world? In this massive, incredibly detailed masterclass, your host Benjamin takes you through the complete world of office vocabulary …
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Do you work in an office, or are you preparing to enter the professional world? In this massive, incredibly detailed masterclass, your host Benjamin takes you through the complete world of office vocabulary, workplace culture, and professional English. We are exploring the exact words, phrasal verbs, and expressions you need to confidently navigate your nine-to-five job.
In this episode, you will learn:
- The Physical Office: The specific vocabulary for cubicles, open-plan spaces, breakrooms, and essential office supplies like staplers and whiteboards.
- The Digital Workspace: How to talk about dual monitors, rendering multimedia files, dealing with IT issues, and managing cloud storage.
- Email and Communication Jargon: Decoding professional abbreviations like CC, BCC, ASAP, EOD, and the unwritten rules of office messaging.
- Workplace Culture and Remote Work: Navigating water cooler gossip, micromanagers, Zoom fatigue, and the modern hybrid work environment.
- Office Idioms: Real-world expressions like "think outside the box," "push the envelope," "water cooler talk," "pencil it in," and "back to the grind."
Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, dominate your workplace, and be proud of your progress!
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The Language of Leisure: From Traditional Crafts to Digital Creation
What do you love to do when you are not working or studying? How do you blow off steam and find your flow state? In this massive, incredibly detailed masterclass, your host Benjamin takes you through the rich …
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What do you love to do when you are not working or studying? How do you blow off steam and find your flow state? In this massive, incredibly detailed masterclass, your host Benjamin takes you through the rich and diverse world of hobbies, leisure activities, and personal passions in English. We are exploring the exact words, phrasal verbs, and expressions you need to confidently talk about what brings you joy.
In this episode, you will learn:
- The Psychology of Leisure: How to talk about the importance of free time, unplugging from the daily grind, and finding your "flow state."
- Traditional and Active Hobbies: The specific vocabulary for arts and crafts, woodworking, gardening, collecting, and outdoor pursuits.
- Digital and Intellectual Pursuits: How to describe modern hobbies like digital content creation, multimedia design, producing podcasts, exploring generative AI video tools, and researching deep historical or scientific theories.
- Verbs of Interest: Decoding the phrasal verbs we use to talk about our passions, such as "take up," "get into," "dabble in," and "geek out over."
- Hobby Idioms: Real-world expressions like "a labor of love," "jack of all trades," "in your element," "blow off steam," and "ride a hobbyhorse."
Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, dedicate some time to your favorite hobby today, and be proud of your progress!
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University Life: A Complete English Guide to Academics and Idioms
Are you currently studying at a university, preparing for your challenging entrance exams, or dreaming of getting your degree abroad? In this massive, incredibly detailed masterclass, your host Benjamin takes …
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Are you currently studying at a university, preparing for your challenging entrance exams, or dreaming of getting your degree abroad? In this massive, incredibly detailed masterclass, your host Benjamin takes you through the complete world of higher education and academic vocabulary in English. We are exploring the exact words, phrasal verbs, and expressions you need to confidently navigate campus life.
In this episode, you will learn:
- Admissions and Enrollment: The specific vocabulary for applying to college, surviving the stressful entrance exams, and choosing your academic major.
- The Campus Ecosystem: How to talk about the physical university, from massive lecture halls and crowded auditoriums to the silent floors of the library.
- Academics and Classes: Decoding the language of the syllabus, credits, lectures, seminars, and the intense reality of studying complex subjects like calculus, algebra, and computer systems.
- Exams and Grades: The vocabulary of midterms, finals, pulling all-nighters to study, and the difference between passing, failing, and acing a test.
- University Idioms: Real-world expressions like "hit the books," "pass with flying colors," "draw a blank," "cover a lot of ground," and "play hooky."
Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, study hard for those exams, and be proud of your progress!
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Speak Like a CEO: Essential English for Business and Finance
Are you looking to advance your career, start your own company, or negotiate like a professional? In this massive, incredibly detailed masterclass, your host Benjamin takes you through the complete world of …
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Are you looking to advance your career, start your own company, or negotiate like a professional? In this massive, incredibly detailed masterclass, your host Benjamin takes you through the complete world of business English and corporate vocabulary. We are exploring the exact words, phrasal verbs, and expressions you need to confidently navigate the professional world.
In this episode, you will learn:
- Corporate Structure and Roles: The specific vocabulary for executives, departments, stakeholders, and human resources.
- The Digital Entrepreneur: Essential words for starting a business, building an audience, tracking analytics, and modern monetization strategies.
- Meetings and Negotiations: How to set an agenda, reach a consensus, make compromises, and close a deal.
- Finance and Marketing: The language of revenue, profit margins, brand awareness, target demographics, and the bottom line.
- Business Idioms: Real-world expressions like "think outside the box," "cut corners," "get off the ground," "red tape," and "a ballpark figure."
Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, aim high in your career, and be proud of your progress!
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Speak Like a Native: The Essential Keys to English Vocabulary
Have you ever felt like you know a lot of English nouns and verbs, but you still cannot connect them smoothly? Do you want to stop saying "very good" and start using advanced, native-sounding words? In this …
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Have you ever felt like you know a lot of English nouns and verbs, but you still cannot connect them smoothly? Do you want to stop saying "very good" and start using advanced, native-sounding words? In this massive, incredibly detailed masterclass, your host Benjamin takes you on a deep dive into the "Key Vocabulary" of the English language.
In this pure listening episode, you will explore:
- The Glue of Language: Essential connectors and transition words like "however," "therefore," "furthermore," and "meanwhile" that make your sentences sound professional.
- Extreme Adjectives: How to stop using the word "very" by upgrading your vocabulary to words like "exhausted," "freezing," "furious," and "gorgeous."
- Make vs. Do: Finally mastering the most confusing pair of verbs in English through clear rules and dozens of everyday examples.
- False Friends: Discovering the tricky words that look like Spanish but mean something completely different, such as "actually," "sensible," and "embarrassed."
- Essential Phrasal Verbs: Decoding the multi-word verbs that native speakers use constantly, like "figure out," "put off," "look forward to," and "bring up."
Today there are no exercises and no grammar tests. Just relax, make a cup of tea, and let Benjamin's voice surround you.
Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, and be proud of your progress!
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The Language of Commerce: From Supermarkets to Online Shopping
Do you love spending your weekends at the mall, browsing online stores, or hunting for the best bargains? In this massive, incredibly detailed masterclass, your host Benjamin takes you through the complete …
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Do you love spending your weekends at the mall, browsing online stores, or hunting for the best bargains? In this massive, incredibly detailed masterclass, your host Benjamin takes you through the complete world of shopping and retail vocabulary in English. We are exploring the exact words, phrasal verbs, and expressions you need to confidently buy anything, anywhere.
In this episode, you will learn:
- Types of Stores and Retail Geography: The specific vocabulary for shopping malls, department stores, boutiques, thrift shops, and flea markets.
- The Shopping Experience: Essential words for browsing, finding your size, using the fitting room, and describing how clothes fit your body.
- Checkout and Customer Service: How to navigate the cash register, understand payment methods, handle receipts, and politely ask for a refund or an exchange.
- E-Commerce and Bargains: The modern vocabulary of online shopping, digital carts, tracking numbers, and how to talk about discounts, sales, and clearance items.
- Shopping Idioms: Real-world expressions like "shop till you drop," "retail therapy," "cost an arm and a leg," "buyer's remorse," and "a steal."
Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, enjoy your next shopping trip, and be proud of your progress!
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A Walk in the Park: Everyday English for Pedestrians and Hikers
Do you love going for a long walk to clear your head, exploring the busy streets of a new city, or hiking in the peaceful mountains? In this massive, detailed masterclass, your host Benjamin takes you on a …
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Do you love going for a long walk to clear your head, exploring the busy streets of a new city, or hiking in the peaceful mountains? In this massive, detailed masterclass, your host Benjamin takes you on a journey step by step through the English vocabulary of walking. We are leaving the car behind and exploring the exact words, verbs, and expressions you need to talk about moving on your own two feet.
In this episode, you will learn:
- City Walking: The essential vocabulary for pedestrians, including sidewalks, crosswalks, intersections, and the cultural rules of "jaywalking."
- Nature and Hiking: How to describe hitting the trails, wearing the right boots, and enjoying the beautiful scenery without getting lost.
- Verbs of Movement: We don't just "walk." Learn the precise differences between strolling, wandering, marching, striding, pacing, and tiptoeing.
- Mental Health and Fresh Air: How to talk about clearing your head, stretching your legs, and unplugging from the digital world.
- Walking Idioms: Real-world expressions like "a walk in the park," "walk a mile in someone's shoes," "walk the walk," and "take a hike."
Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, go outside for a beautiful walk today, and be proud of your progress!
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Essential English for Pet Owners
Do you have a furry friend at home, or do you love talking about animals? In this massive, incredibly detailed masterclass, your host Benjamin takes you through the heartwarming and vocabulary-rich world of …
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Do you have a furry friend at home, or do you love talking about animals? In this massive, incredibly detailed masterclass, your host Benjamin takes you through the heartwarming and vocabulary-rich world of pets. We are exploring the exact words, phrasal verbs, and expressions you need to confidently talk about animals, veterinary care, and daily pet routines in English.
In this episode, you will learn:
- Adoption and Breeds: How to talk about animal shelters, rescues, purebreds, mutts, and the process of bringing a new pet home.
- Pet Gear and Daily Care: The specific vocabulary for collars, leashes, harnesses, litter boxes, and different types of pet food.
- Training and Behavior: Essential verbs for housebreaking a puppy, teaching commands, and describing animal sounds like barking, purring, and growling.
- Health and the Vet: How to explain symptoms to a veterinarian, understand vaccines, and talk about common pet health issues.
- Animal Idioms: Real-world expressions like "raining cats and dogs," "the underdog," "let the cat out of the bag," and "in the doghouse."
Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, give your pet an extra treat today, and be proud of your progress!
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Speak Like an Athlete: Essential English for Working Out
Do you want to join a gym in an English-speaking country, follow international workout routines, or simply understand the fitness idioms native speakers use every day? In this massive, incredibly detailed …
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Do you want to join a gym in an English-speaking country, follow international workout routines, or simply understand the fitness idioms native speakers use every day? In this massive, incredibly detailed masterclass, your host Benjamin takes you through the complete world of exercise and physical fitness.
In this episode, you will learn:
- Gym Equipment and Anatomy: The specific names for free weights, cardio machines, and the different muscle groups in your body.
- The Workout Routine: Essential vocabulary for strength training, including sets, reps, form, and spotting.
- Cardio and Recovery: How to describe endurance training, High-Intensity Interval Training, cooling down, and muscle soreness.
- Gym Etiquette: The unwritten rules of the fitness center and how to politely talk to other people in the weight room.
- Fitness Idioms: Real-world expressions like "heavy lifting," "raising the bar," "no pain, no gain," and "throwing your weight around."
Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, stay active, and be proud of your progress!
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Speak Like a Chef: From Baking Bread to Kitchen Disasters
Have you ever wanted to read an English cookbook, bake a perfect loaf of bread from scratch, or understand the specific vocabulary native speakers use when they cook at home? In this massive, detailed …
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Have you ever wanted to read an English cookbook, bake a perfect loaf of bread from scratch, or understand the specific vocabulary native speakers use when they cook at home? In this massive, detailed masterclass, your host Benjamin takes you on a deep dive into the art of home cooking. We are exploring the exact words, verbs, and expressions you need to confidently navigate the kitchen.
In this episode, you will learn:
- Recipes and Measurements: How to read a recipe, understand prep time, and master the confusing world of English measurements (cups, teaspoons, ounces, and pints).
- The Science of Baking: The specific vocabulary of baking bread and pastries, including kneading, rising, sifting, and rolling dough.
- Advanced Kitchen Verbs: Expand your cooking vocabulary with verbs like whisk, baste, truss, zest, puree, and garnish.
- Kitchen Disasters & Hosting: How to talk about burning food, saving a ruined dish, setting a beautiful dining table, and hosting a dinner party.
- Culinary Idioms: Real-world expressions like "sugarcoat the truth," "eat humble pie," "too many cooks," and "out of the frying pan."
Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, enjoy your time in the kitchen, and be proud of your progress!
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Speak Like a Chef: Essential English for Cooking and Eating Out
Have you ever wanted to read a recipe in English, order food at a fancy restaurant, or understand the food-related expressions native speakers use? In this massive and detailed masterclass, your host Benjamin …
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Have you ever wanted to read a recipe in English, order food at a fancy restaurant, or understand the food-related expressions native speakers use? In this massive and detailed masterclass, your host Benjamin takes you on a complete culinary journey. We will explore kitchen vocabulary, cooking techniques, the experience of dining out, and dozens of idioms related to food.
In this episode, you will learn:
- Kitchen Equipment: The names of the appliances, tools, and utensils you use every single day.
- Preparation and Cooking Verbs: The differences between chopping, dicing, and mincing, plus techniques like sautéing, simmering, broiling, and roasting.
- Dining Out: How to book a table, navigate the menu, order your meal, discuss allergies, and pay the check.
- Culinary Idioms: Fascinating real-world expressions like "spill the beans," "a piece of cake," "walking on eggshells," and many more.
Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, enjoy your meals, and be proud of your progress!
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World Cup 2026: Learn English by Listening to Soccer
Welcome back to another episode of Speak Up English!Did you know that soccer is one of the best tools for learning a new language? In this massive, special episode designed strictly for beginners, your host …
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Welcome back to another episode of Speak Up English!
Did you know that soccer is one of the best tools for learning a new language? In this massive, special episode designed strictly for beginners, your host Clara will teach you how to use the 2026 World Cup games to learn English. Using short sentences, very simple vocabulary, and slow explanations, Clara will prepare you to watch the matches in English and understand the native commentators.
In this episode, you will learn:
The Commentary Theory: Why listening to games in English connects visual action with new words directly in your brain.
Basic Soccer Vocabulary: The most important nouns you will hear (ball, goal, pitch, referee, goalkeeper).
Action Verbs: Learn how to say run, kick, pass, score, and save in English.
Match Simulations: Clara acts as an English commentator for imaginary 2026 World Cup games (like Argentina vs. Canada or USA vs. England) using very easy English, and then explains every single sentence step by step.
Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, enjoy the World Cup, and be proud of your progress!
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Why English is the Global Language: A Beginner's Guide
Welcome back to another episode of Speak Up English!Have you ever wondered why English is the most famous language in the world? Why do people from Japan, Brazil, Germany, and Egypt all use English to talk to …
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Welcome back to another episode of Speak Up English!
Have you ever wondered why English is the most famous language in the world? Why do people from Japan, Brazil, Germany, and Egypt all use English to talk to each other? In this massive, special episode designed strictly for beginners, your host Clara will tell you the fascinating story of the global language.
In this pure listening episode, you will explore:
The Ships and the Ocean: How the English language traveled across the world hundreds of years ago.
The Sky and the Airplanes: Why every pilot and air traffic controller on the planet must speak English to keep us safe.
The Digital World: How English became the native language of the internet, computers, and code.
The Language of Money and Health: Simple stories about international coffee farmers, brilliant doctors, and how English connects them.
The Cultural Bridge: Why we sing English songs, watch Hollywood movies, and make global friends using a neutral language.
Today there are no exercises, no repeating words, and absolutely no spelling. Just relax, make a cup of tea, and let Clara's slow, simple voice surround you.
Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, and be proud of your progress!
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The Importance of Learning English: A Beginner's Guide
Welcome back to another episode of Speak Up English!Why is it so important to learn English? In this massive, special masterclass designed strictly for beginners, your host Clara will explain how the English …
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Welcome back to another episode of Speak Up English!
Why is it so important to learn English? In this massive, special masterclass designed strictly for beginners, your host Clara will explain how the English language can completely change your life. Clara speaks very slowly, uses simple words, and repeats important phrases so you can understand everything perfectly.
In this episode, you will learn:
The Global Language: How English connects people from different countries all over the world.
English for Travel: Simple stories about using English at the airport, at the hotel, and in restaurants.
English for Work: How learning this language can help you get a better job, use computers, and send professional emails.
English for Fun: Enjoying movies, music, and the internet without needing translations.
How to Practice: Easy and practical advice for beginners to stop feeling afraid and start speaking with confidence.
Grab a cup of tea, relax on your sofa, and listen carefully. Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, and be proud of your progress!
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200 Essential Phrases in English: A Beginner's Masterclass
Welcome back to another episode of Speak Up English!Are you learning English for the very first time? Do you want to speak but don't know the right words? In this massive, special masterclass, your host Clara …
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Welcome back to another episode of Speak Up English!
Are you learning English for the very first time? Do you want to speak but don't know the right words? In this massive, special masterclass, your host Clara will teach you 200 of the most essential and basic phrases in the English language. This episode is designed strictly for beginners. Clara speaks very slowly, uses simple words, and explains exactly when to use each phrase in your daily life.
In this episode, you will learn 200 phrases divided into easy categories:
Greetings and Manners: How to say hello, goodbye, please, and thank you.
Understanding and Help: How to say you do not understand, or ask for directions when you are lost.
Shopping and Food: Essential words for buying clothes, asking for prices, and ordering in a restaurant.
Work, Travel, and Health: Simple sentences to describe your job, your travel plans, and how you feel.
Grab a notebook, relax, and listen carefully. You can repeat the phrases out loud with Clara. Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, and be proud of your progress!
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The Language of Running: Marathons, Gear, and Training Vocabulary
Are you passionate about running, do you jog to clear your mind, or are you currently training for your first marathon? In this massive, incredibly detailed masterclass, your host Benjamin guides you through …
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Are you passionate about running, do you jog to clear your mind, or are you currently training for your first marathon? In this massive, incredibly detailed masterclass, your host Benjamin guides you through all the English vocabulary you need to confidently talk about this popular sport. We are leaving basic English behind and diving into the real terms runners use every single day.
In this episode, you will learn:
- Gear and Preparation: The exact vocabulary to talk about running shoes, moisture-wicking clothes, and dynamic warm-ups.
- Training Sessions: The differences between jogging, sprinting, interval training, and tempo runs. How to talk about your pace and mileage.
- Race Day: The entire process of a competition, from picking up your bib and standing in the starting corral, to "hitting the wall" and crossing the finish line to set a new PR.
- Injuries and Recovery: How to accurately describe common problems like blisters, cramps, shin splints, and pulled muscles.
- Everyday Running Idioms: Fascinating expressions like "it's a marathon, not a sprint" or "hitting the ground running," and how to use them in your career or daily life.
Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, enjoy your workouts, and be proud of your progress!
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English for Sports Fans: How to Talk About Games, Teams, and Athletics
Are you a passionate sports fan, or do you simply want to understand the thousands of sports idioms native English speakers use every day? In this massive, incredibly detailed masterclass, your host Benjamin …
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Are you a passionate sports fan, or do you simply want to understand the thousands of sports idioms native English speakers use every day? In this massive, incredibly detailed masterclass, your host Benjamin takes you onto the field, the court, and the track to explore the entire world of sports vocabulary in English.
In this feature-length episode, you will learn:
- The Golden Rule of Sports Verbs: Exactly when to use "Play," "Do," and "Go" with different physical activities.
- Venues and Equipment: The difference between a pitch, a court, and a course, plus all the gear you need to compete.
- Rules, Scoring, and People: How to describe a thrilling match, understand referees and umpires, and talk about winning, losing, or tying a game.
- Sports Idioms in Real Life: How native speakers use phrases like "dropping the ball," "hitting a home run," and "leveling the playing field" in business and daily conversation.
Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, be proud of your progress, and we will talk to you next time!
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Real-World English: Essential Vocabulary for Every Hour of Your Day
Have you ever wondered how to perfectly describe every single action you take during the day in English? In this special, incredibly detailed masterclass, your host Benjamin takes you by the hand through a …
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Have you ever wondered how to perfectly describe every single action you take during the day in English? In this special, incredibly detailed masterclass, your host Benjamin takes you by the hand through a complete twenty-four hours. We are going to learn the exact vocabulary, phrasal verbs, and everyday expressions that native speakers use from the moment they wake up until they go to sleep.
In this episode, you will learn:
- The Morning Routine: How to talk about waking up, personal hygiene, getting dressed, and making breakfast using the correct verbs.
- Work and Chores: Key differences between "make" and "do," plus essential vocabulary for the office, running errands, and grocery shopping.
- Daily Social Interactions: Natural phrases and small talk for chatting with neighbors, coworkers, and friends.
- Evening and Rest: Expressions for winding down, cooking dinner, using modern technology, and preparing for sleep.
Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, be proud of your progress, and we will talk to you next time!
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Vacation English: Essential Vocabulary for Your Holiday
Are you looking forward to your next vacation, or do you want to share your holiday stories with friends in English? In today’s special long-form episode, your host Benjamin dives into the essential vocabulary …
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Are you looking forward to your next vacation, or do you want to share your holiday stories with friends in English? In today’s special long-form episode, your host Benjamin dives into the essential vocabulary and phrasal verbs you need to talk about planning, enjoying, and returning from a vacation. In this episode, you will learn: Planning the Trip: How to talk about booking accommodations, creating an itinerary, and packing your bags. Types of Vacations: The natural English for a "staycation," a "getaway," or an all-inclusive resort. Relaxing and Sightseeing: Phrasal verbs for exploring a new place, soaking up the sun, and taking it easy. Returning Home: How to talk about getting back to reality and dealing with the post-vacation blues. Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, be proud of your progress, and we will talk to you next time! (Production Note: The host's voice in this episode has been generated using artificial intelligence.)Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
English for Travelers: Essential Vocabulary for Your Next Trip
Are you planning a trip abroad, or do you simply love exploring the world? In today’s special long-form episode, your host Benjamin guides you through the essential English vocabulary you need to travel with …
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Are you planning a trip abroad, or do you simply love exploring the world? In today’s special long-form episode, your host Benjamin guides you through the essential English vocabulary you need to travel with absolute confidence.
In this episode, you will learn:
- At the Airport: Navigating check-in, security, and boarding, with essential vocabulary like "carry-on," "layover," and "customs."
- At the Hotel: How to book a room, check in, ask for amenities, and handle the checkout process smoothly.
- Getting Around: Essential phrases for asking for directions, using public transport, and renting a car.
- Travel Idioms: Native expressions for wanderlust, like "catching the travel bug," "traveling light," and going "off the beaten path."
Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, be proud of your progress, and we will talk to you next time!
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The Language of Gaming: Video Games, Slang, and Useful Vocabulary
Are you a gamer, or do you simply want to learn how to talk about technology and entertainment more naturally? In today’s special long-form episode, your host Benjamin explores the exciting world of gaming. We …
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Are you a gamer, or do you simply want to learn how to talk about technology and entertainment more naturally? In today’s special long-form episode, your host Benjamin explores the exciting world of gaming. We are leaving the formal textbooks behind to dive into the phrasal verbs, idioms, and real-world vocabulary that native speakers use when they play and talk about video games.
In this episode, you will learn:
- Genres and Platforms: How to describe your favorite games, from open-world adventures to simulation and role-playing games.
- Gaming Phrasal Verbs: Key expressions like "boot up," "level up," "team up," and the famous "rage quit."
- Gaming Slang in Real Life: How native speakers use gaming terms to talk about their daily lives (like "leveling up" your career or facing a "boss fight").
- Learning English by Playing: Tips on how to use video games as an immersion tool to improve your fluency while having fun.
Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, be proud of your progress, and we will talk to you next time!
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Everyday English: How to Talk About Hobbies and Having Fun
What do you like to do when you are not working or studying? In today’s special long-form episode, your host Benjamin explores the essential English vocabulary you need to talk about your free time, your …
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What do you like to do when you are not working or studying? In today’s special long-form episode, your host Benjamin explores the essential English vocabulary you need to talk about your free time, your hobbies, and how you relax.
In this episode, you will learn:
- Relaxing and Unwinding: The natural phrasal verbs native speakers use to describe resting at home, like "chilling out" and "sleeping in."
- Active Hobbies: How to talk about taking up new sports, outdoor activities, and creative projects.
- Entertainment: Vocabulary for going out, seeing movies, attending concerts, and making weekend plans.
- Leisure Idioms: Native expressions for having fun, like "letting your hair down," "painting the town red," and "having a blast."
Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, be proud of your progress, and we will talk to you next time!
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How to Talk About Musical Instruments
Music is a universal language, but do you have the right English vocabulary to talk about your favorite instruments, a live concert, or your practice routine? In today’s special long-form episode, your host …
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Music is a universal language, but do you have the right English vocabulary to talk about your favorite instruments, a live concert, or your practice routine? In today’s special long-form episode, your host Benjamin explores the beautiful world of music and musical instruments.
In this episode, you will learn:
- Instrument Families: How to correctly name and describe string, brass, woodwind, percussion, and keyboard instruments.
- Playing Music: Essential verbs and phrasal verbs like "tuning up," "taking up" an instrument, and "playing by ear."
- Performing and Rehearsing: Vocabulary for joining a band, practicing, and overcoming stage fright.
- Musical Idioms: Native expressions inspired by music, such as "facing the music," "striking a chord," and "music to my ears."
Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, be proud of your progress, and we will talk to you next time!
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The Language of Cars: Driving, Maintenance, and Road Idioms
Do you know what to say when your car makes a strange noise, or how to describe the different parts of your vehicle in English? In today’s special long-form episode, your host Benjamin puts you in the driver’s …
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Do you know what to say when your car makes a strange noise, or how to describe the different parts of your vehicle in English? In today’s special long-form episode, your host Benjamin puts you in the driver’s seat to learn the essential English vocabulary for cars and driving.
In this episode, you will learn:
- Car Anatomy: The natural names for the outside and inside of your car, from the windshield to the dashboard.
- Behind the Wheel: Essential verbs for driving, like changing lanes, using your turn signals, and parallel parking.
- Maintenance & Mechanics: How to explain common car problems, deal with a flat tire, and talk to a mechanic.
- Driving Idioms: Native expressions inspired by cars, like "driving me crazy" or "putting the brakes on" a project.
Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, be proud of your progress, and we will talk to you next time!
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English on the Move: Transportation Vocabulary for Daily Life
Whether you are taking the subway to work, renting a car for a road trip, or catching a flight across the world, transportation is a massive part of our daily lives. In today’s episode, your host Benjamin will …
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Whether you are taking the subway to work, renting a car for a road trip, or catching a flight across the world, transportation is a massive part of our daily lives. In today’s episode, your host Benjamin will guide you through the essential English vocabulary and phrasal verbs you need to talk about getting from point A to point B.
In this episode, you will learn:
- The Daily Commute: How to describe heavy traffic, rush hour, and taking public transit.
- Essential Phrasal Verbs: The difference between "getting on" a bus and "getting in" a car, plus how to "drop someone off" or "pick them up."
- Road Trips & Driving: Natural expressions for hitting the road, running out of gas, and pulling over.
- Air and Train Travel: Key vocabulary for navigating stations, terminals, delays, and layovers.
Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, be proud of your progress, and we will talk to you next time!
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Vocabulary for Exercise, Diet, and Wellness
Are you looking for the right words to describe your gym routine, your diet, or your mental well-being? In today’s special long-form episode, your host Benjamin dives deep into the English vocabulary of health …
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Are you looking for the right words to describe your gym routine, your diet, or your mental well-being? In today’s special long-form episode, your host Benjamin dives deep into the English vocabulary of health, fitness, and the psychology of building good habits.
In this episode, you will learn:
- Diet and Nutrition: The natural phrasal verbs native speakers use to talk about eating habits, like "cutting down" or "giving up" junk food.
- Exercise and Fitness: Essential vocabulary for the gym, from "warming up" to "working out" and avoiding injuries.
- Mental Health: How to express feelings of stress, talk about burnout, and describe the process of relaxing and unwinding.
- The Psychology of Habits: A fascinating look at how small daily actions shape our lives, exploring interesting concepts like the Broken Windows Theory applied to personal routines.
Don't forget to follow Speak Up English on your favorite podcast app so you never miss a new lesson. Keep practicing your English every single day, be proud of your progress, and we will talk to you next time!
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Talking About Free Time and Weekends in English | Short Podcast
Welcome back to Speak Up English. In this relaxing podcast, your host Benjamin helps you talk about the best part of the week: your free time! This lesson is perfect for beginner English learners who want to …
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Welcome back to Speak Up English. In this relaxing podcast, your host Benjamin helps you talk about the best part of the week: your free time! This lesson is perfect for beginner English learners who want to talk about their hobbies, the weekends, and the things that make them happy. You will learn the vocabulary for sports, music, movies, and how to use preference verbs to describe what you love to do.
In this lesson, you will learn:
Vocabulary for the days of the weekend (Saturday and Sunday).
How to use the verbs "like," "love," and "enjoy" to express your preferences.
Essential vocabulary for hobbies, including sports, games, and creative activities.
How to naturally ask a friend about their weekend plans.
Question of the day: What is your favorite thing to do on the weekend? Practice your English and tell us in the comments below!
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Talking About Jobs and Professions in English | Short Podcast
Welcome back to Speak Up English. In this relaxing podcast, your host Benjamin helps you talk about one of the most common topics in the world: work! This lesson is perfect for beginner English learners who …
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Welcome back to Speak Up English. In this relaxing podcast, your host Benjamin helps you talk about one of the most common topics in the world: work! This lesson is perfect for beginner English learners who want to improve their conversation skills. You will learn the names of popular jobs, where people work, and the exact natural phrases native speakers use to ask about someone's profession.
In this lesson, you will learn:
Vocabulary for common jobs (doctor, teacher, chef, engineer, etc.).
How to connect professions to their workplaces (hospital, school, restaurant).
The correct and most natural way to ask "¿A qué te dedicas?" (Hint: We do not say "What is your job?").
How to properly use "a" and "an" when saying your profession.
Question of the day: What do you do? What is your dream job? Practice your English and tell us in the comments below!
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Asking for Directions in English | Short Podcast
Welcome back to Speak Up English. In this relaxing podcast, your new host Benjamin takes you on a journey through the city! This lesson is highly practical and perfect for beginner English learners who want to …
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Welcome back to Speak Up English. In this relaxing podcast, your new host Benjamin takes you on a journey through the city! This lesson is highly practical and perfect for beginner English learners who want to feel confident when traveling. You will learn the names of important city buildings and the exact words you need to ask for and understand directions so you never get lost again.
In this lesson, you will learn:
Vocabulary for essential places in a city (hospital, bank, park, train station).
The most polite way to stop a stranger and ask for help.
Important verbs and phrases for navigation: go straight, turn left, turn right.
How to describe where a building is located (next to, across from, on the corner).
Question of the day: What is your favorite place to visit in your city? Practice your English and tell us in the comments below!
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Talking About Clothes and Weather in English | Short Podcast
Welcome back to Speak Up English. In this relaxing podcast, Clara helps you look out the window and talk about the beautiful world outside! This lesson is perfect for beginner English learners. You will learn …
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Welcome back to Speak Up English. In this relaxing podcast, Clara helps you look out the window and talk about the beautiful world outside! This lesson is perfect for beginner English learners. You will learn how to describe the four seasons, how to talk about the weather, and how to choose the right English vocabulary for your everyday clothes.
In this lesson, you will learn:
The names of the four seasons: Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter.
How to describe the weather: sunny, rainy, cold, and hot.
Essential vocabulary for clothing: t-shirts, jackets, shoes, and more.
The correct verb to use when talking about clothes (Hint: it is not the verb "to use"!).
Question of the day: What is the weather like in your city today, and what are you wearing? Practice your English and tell us in the comments below!
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