Slow English Podcast

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This podcast is perfect for beginner (A1/A2) learners. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. 3d ago

    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 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! (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.

    48 min

  2. 6d ago

    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 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! (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.

    53 min

  3. Jun 19

    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 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! (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.

    36 min

  4. Jun 15

    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 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! (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.

    44 min

  5. Jun 14

    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 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! (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.

    38 min

  6. Jun 13

    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 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! (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.

    41 min

  7. Jun 12

    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 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! (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.

    45 min

  8. Jun 11

    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 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! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    39 min
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    Speak Up English
  • Years Active
    2K
  • Episodes
    78
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    Slow English Podcast

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