學英文不用背單字 Learn By Listening

Duncan Chui
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Stop memorizing, start listening! Welcome to Learn By Listening, the English podcast designed specifically for young learners who want to understand English naturally. We believe that children learn best through stories, not word lists. In each episode, we filled stories with mystery, humor, and fun characters. Whether it’s meeting a "tall ghost" who is actually just Grandpa, or traveling to a sunny day in Nara with a magic kimono, our stories use simple language that students can actually follow. What makes us different? Context over Lists: We use vocabulary from the standard curriculum (like family, feelings, and weather) but put them into exciting plots. Perfect for ESL: Spoken clearly and at a pace that helps non-native speakers gain confidence. Short & Sweet: Every episode is under 5 minutes—perfect for a morning listen or a bedtime story. Join us and discover that you don't need to memorize words to speak English—you just need to listen! ----------------------------------- 別再死背單字了，聽故事才是王道！ 歡迎來到《學英文不用背單字》，這是一個專為國小及國中 ESL 學習者設計的英文聽力廣播。我們深信：孩子學英文不該靠枯燥的單字表，而是要透過有趣的故事情境。 在每一集短短 5 分鐘的節目中，我們會帶領孩子進入不同的冒險世界。從「長得像鬼的神祕高個子」（其實是爸爸！），到靠著「魔幻和服」變換天氣，我們將課本裡的單字（如家庭成員、心情感受、天氣等）轉化成好玩的情節。 我們的特色： 情境學習： 拒絕死背！在故事中自然理解單字用法。 難易適中： 專為英語初學者設計，語速清晰流暢，建立孩子的聽力自信。 輕鬆無負擔： 每集不到 5 分鐘，隨時隨地都能練習。 跟著我們一起聽故事，你會發現：原來學英文可以這麼簡單、這麼好玩！

  1. 3 天前

    學英文不用背單字 EP-39 Where Are All the Dads?

    Podcast Title: Where Are All the Dads?Host: Duncan Guest: YolandaFocus: Equal Parenting, Gender Roles, and Father Involvement [Script]Host: Welcome back! Today we are discussing modern parenting roles and a confusing phenomenon I observe every single week. Whenever I visit local children's play centers or parks, I look around and see moms everywhere—and almost no dads. Yolanda: I notice the exact same thing! Whether it is a weekday morning playgroup or a Saturday afternoon at the indoor playground, 90 percent of the adults supervising children are mothers. It really makes you wonder: where are all the fathers? Host: Exactly! Even on weekends when men are off work, moms are the ones carrying the diaper bags, pushing strollers, feeding snacks, and calming down upset kids. Are dads working overtime, resting on the couch, or just leaving family duties entirely to their wives? Yolanda: Traditionally in Taiwan, the societal expectation was clear: the husband earns the money outside, and the wife handles the home and children. But in modern society, most mothers also work full-time jobs. If both parents contribute financially, household duties and parenting should be shared equally. Host: Absolutely. Being a dad isn't just about paying bills or playing video games with the kids for ten minutes before bed. Being present at the children's center, managing tantrums, and actively participating in their daily routine is essential for a child's confidence and emotional development. Yolanda: Some dads claim they feel uncomfortable in child-centered spaces because they feel judged or don't know how to play with young toddlers. But parenting is a skill you learn by doing, not something you are born knowing automatically. Host: That is no excuse! You only get better by spending hands-on time with your children. When fathers withdraw from daily caregiving, they miss out on forming deep emotional bonds with their children, and mothers burn out from carrying the entire mental and physical workload alone. Yolanda: A balanced family responsibility means partners act as a team. If mom manages Saturday morning, dad should take over Saturday afternoon—not just act like a helper who needs explicit instructions for every task. Host: Well said! Let us hope we start seeing more active, confident fathers showing up at children's centers, playgrounds, and school events every weekend. [Script] __________________________________________________Comprehension Questions (English & Traditional Chinese) 1. What common sight does the Host observe at children's play centers?（主持人在親子館觀察到的常見現象是什麼？） 2. According to Yolanda, why is the traditional mindset of parenting outdated today?（根據 Yolanda 的說法，為什麼傳統的育兒觀念在今天已經過時了？） 3. What is the risk when fathers refrain from taking an active role in daily childcare?（當父親不積極參與日常育兒時，會有什麼風險？）________________________________________________Vocabulary Highlights: Phenomenon 現象 Something that exists and can be seen or experienced. Equal 平等的 Having the same status, rights, or responsibilities. Supervise 監督 / 照看 To watch over and take care of someone or something to ensure safety. ________________________ *This is the conclusion of this episode.  Please give this podcast a 5-star rating on Apple podcast.  Your feedback is appreciated.  If you feel this podcast gives you value, please consider donating by clicking the link in the show notes.  Your donation will cover hosting cost and support this podcast.  Thank you very much and have a great day.* 「本集節目到這裡就結束了。如果你喜歡我們的內容，請在 Apple Podcasts 給我們 5 顆星。如果你覺得這個節目對你有所幫助，歡迎你們的支持和贊助我們。你的支持會用於平台的費用並讓節目變更好。非常感謝你的收聽，祝你有美好的一天！」___________________________________________支持我 - iPass Money 0000005018504629Donation link - http://buymeacoffee.com/learnbylisteningEmail Me: ucsbchui@mac.com #LearnByListening#EnglishLearning#ESLPodcast#LearnEnglish#EnglishForKids#ListeningPractice#CEFR#BeginnerEnglish#EasyEnglish#EnglishStories#TaiwanESL#EnglishInTaiwan#A2English#B1English #JuniorHigh #MovingToTaichung #StudentLife #SchoolAnxiety #TaiwanEducation #EnglishDialogue #國中生活 #兒童美語 (Children's English)#英文聽力 (English Listening)#英文聽力 #初級英文    ★ Support this podcast ★

  2. 10月2日

    學英文不用背單字 EP-38 A Very Different Mid-Autumn Festival

    Podcast Title: A Very Different Mid-Autumn FestivalHost: Duncan Focus: Expressing likes and dislikes (I'm not a big fan of..., I prefer...), social nuances, and personal boundaries. [Script]"Hello everyone! Welcome back to the podcast. I’m Teacher Duncan. If you walk outside in Taiwan around this time of year, what do you smell? You smell charcoal, grilled meat, and sweet pomelos. That’s right—it’s the Mid-Autumn Festival, or Moon Festival! Most people in Taiwan celebrate by gathering on the sidewalk with big groups of people, eating piles of barbecue, and staying out until midnight. But today, I have a confession to make: I am a bit unusual when it comes to the Mid-Autumn Festival. In fact, I don't really like most of the typical traditions! First of all, I don't eat meat, so traditional barbecue isn't very exciting for me. Second, I really dislike crowded, noisy places. If there are fifty people shouting over loud music on a hot street, my brain gets tired very quickly. And as you know from my morning routine, I definitely don't like staying out late! By 9:00 PM, my body is ready for sleep. There is another social thing that happens here in Taiwan sometimes. Have you ever been invited to a gathering, you walk in, and nobody introduces you to anyone? You just stand there awkwardly with a cup of tea, wondering who everyone is, while people chat in their own little groups! It feels a bit strange and uncomfortable, doesn't it? So, does this mean I hate the festival? Not at all! What I do love is the true spirit of the holiday: genuine company. I love spending quiet, quality time with good friends.My ideal Mid-Autumn Festival is very simple. I like sitting on a quiet balcony or in a cozy living room with a few close friends. We can drink hot tea, eat some fresh pomelo, talk about life, and look at the bright full moon. No loud crowds, no smoke, no meat, and everyone goes home early! You don't have to follow every single tradition just because everyone else is doing it. It’s okay to celebrate holidays in a way that fits your own personality. How do you like to spend your Moon Festival?" [Script] __________________________________________________Comprehension Questions (English & Traditional Chinese) 1. Why is the teacher's way of celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival different from most people in Taiwan?為什麼老師過中秋節的方式和台灣大多數人不同？ 2. What social situation in Taiwan does the teacher find uncomfortable or weird?老師覺得在台灣的哪種社交場合會讓人感到不舒服或尷尬？ 3. What is the teacher's ideal way to spend the festival?老師理想中過中秋節的方式是什麼？ ________________________________________________Vocabulary Highlights: Confession 告白 / 坦白 Admitting something that you feel a bit embarrassed or secret about. Awkwardly 尷尬地 / 不自然地 Doing something in a way that feels uncomfortable or nervous. Introduce 介紹 To tell people each other's names when they meet for the first time. Genuine 真誠的 / 真實的 Real, honest, and sincere; not fake. ________________________ *This is the conclusion of this episode.  Please give this podcast a 5-star rating on Apple podcast.  Your feedback is appreciated.  If you feel this podcast gives you value, please consider donating by clicking the link in the show notes.  Your donation will cover hosting cost and support this podcast.  Thank you very much and have a great day.* 「本集節目到這裡就結束了。如果你喜歡我們的內容，請在 Apple Podcasts 給我們 5 顆星。如果你覺得這個節目對你有所幫助，歡迎你們的支持和贊助我們。你的支持會用於平台的費用並讓節目變更好。非常感謝你的收聽，祝你有美好的一天！」___________________________________________支持我 - iPass Money 0000005018504629Donation link - http://buymeacoffee.com/learnbylisteningEmail Me: ucsbchui@mac.com #LearnByListening#EnglishLearning#ESLPodcast#LearnEnglish#EnglishForKids#ListeningPractice#CEFR#BeginnerEnglish#EasyEnglish#EnglishStories#TaiwanESL#EnglishInTaiwan#A2English#B1English #JuniorHigh #MovingToTaichung #StudentLife #SchoolAnxiety #TaiwanEducation #EnglishDialogue #兒童美語 (Children's English)#英文聽力 (English Listening)#英文聽力 #初級英文 #夏天的聲音#中秋節快樂 ★ Support this podcast ★

  3. 9月25日

    學英文不用背單字 EP-37 Unlocking Confidence on the Basketball Court

    Podcast Title: Unlocking Confidence on the Basketball CourtHost: Duncan Topic: Youth Coaching, Building Self-Belief, and Sportsmanship [Script]"Welcome back, everyone! Today was a special day for me because I officially stepped onto the basketball court as a youth coach for my very first class! Ah, I love that sound! Going into today's first session, I was feeling a mix of excitement and curiosity. Teaching English in a classroom is one thing, but guiding a energetic group of kids on a basketball court is a whole different ballgame. By the end of the class, the parents were giving me wonderful feedback, and the kids were running around with massive smiles on their faces. But as I watched them play during our drills today, I noticed something very interesting about their performance. Physically, these kids can play! They know how to dribble with both hands, they can run fast, and their shooting mechanics are actually pretty decent for their age. They have all the basic tools. But what they are severely lacking right now is not physical skill—it is pure confidence. During our mini-game at the end, whenever a player received the ball, you could see them hesitate for two full seconds. They looked down at their feet, second-guessed whether to pass or shoot, and seemed terrified of making a mistake. The moment they missed a shot or turned the ball over, their shoulders dropped and they looked completely discouraged. That was the exact moment I realized my true role as their coach. My main job isn't just to teach them how to do a crossover dribble or a proper lay-up. My primary mission is to build their inner confidence. I stopped the practice, gathered all the kids in a circle, and told them: 'I don't care if you miss ten shots in a row. I only care if you stop trying! Shoot the ball with courage, pass with pride, and trust yourselves!' You could instantly feel the shift in energy. They started cheering for each other, moving faster, and playing with freedom. Whether on the basketball court, in the classroom, or in daily life, skill only takes you halfway—self-belief carries you the rest of the way." [Script] __________________________________________________Comprehension Questions (English & Traditional Chinese) 1. How did the parents and kids react after the host's first basketball coaching class?（第一堂籃球教學課結束後，家長和孩子的反應如何？） 2. According to the host, what key quality are the young basketball players lacking?（根據主持人的說法，年輕的籃球員缺少了什麼關鍵品質？） 3. What advice did the host give the kids when they were afraid of making mistakes during the game?（當孩子們在比賽中害怕犯錯時，主持人給了他們什麼建議？）________________________________________________Vocabulary Highlights: Feedback / 回饋 / 反應 Helpful information or comments given to someone about their work. Hesitate / 猶豫 / 遲疑 To pause before saying or doing something due to uncertainty. Discouraged / 沮喪的 / 失去信心的 Feeling loss of confidence or enthusiasm after experiencing difficulty.________________________ *This is the conclusion of this episode.  Please give this podcast a 5-star rating on Apple podcast.  Your feedback is appreciated.  If you feel this podcast gives you value, please consider donating by clicking the link in the show notes.  Your donation will cover hosting cost and support this podcast.  Thank you very much and have a great day.* 「本集節目到這裡就結束了。如果你喜歡我們的內容，請在 Apple Podcasts 給我們 5 顆星。如果你覺得這個節目對你有所幫助，歡迎你們的支持和贊助我們。你的支持會用於平台的費用並讓節目變更好。非常感謝你的收聽，祝你有美好的一天！」___________________________________________支持我 - iPass Money 0000005018504629Donation link - http://buymeacoffee.com/learnbylisteningEmail Me: ucsbchui@mac.com #LearnByListening#EnglishLearning#ESLPodcast#LearnEnglish#EnglishForKids#ListeningPractice#CEFR#BeginnerEnglish#EasyEnglish#EnglishStories#TaiwanESL#EnglishInTaiwan#A2English#B1English #JuniorHigh #MovingToTaichung #StudentLife #SchoolAnxiety #TaiwanEducation #EnglishDialogue #國中生活 #兒童美語 (Children's English)#英文聽力 (English Listening)#英文聽力 #YouthCoaching #BuildConfidence #BasketballLife #籃球教學 #建立自信 ★ Support this podcast ★

  4. 9月18日

    學英文不用背單字 EP-36 School Quality and Parental Anxiety

    ________________________Vocabulary HighlightsIncompetent / 無能的 / 不合格的 Lacking the necessary skills, knowledge, or ability to do something well. Dilemma / 兩難處境 / 困境 A situation in which a difficult choice has to be made between two options. Commute / 通勤 / 往返路程 The daily journey between one's home and place of work or school. ________________________________________________Focus: Education Choices, Local Schools, and Parental StressTitle: School Quality and Parental AnxietyFormat: Dialogue Episode (Host & Yolanda) [Script]Host: Welcome back, everyone! Today, Yolanda is sharing a personal worry that keeps her up at night. Her daughter Rainie is graduating from kindergarten in a year, and the big question of elementary school is right around the corner. Yolanda: Yes, I am genuinely stressed about this. Education is my top priority for Rainie, but living here in Erlin, I feel very discouraged about our local public elementary school options. Host: What specifically makes you feel uneasy about the local schools in Erlin? Yolanda: To be frank, I have heard many stories from local neighbors and friends. Some teachers in these rural schools seem incompetent and lazy. They rely on old teaching methods, lack enthusiasm, and just wait for their retirement without caring about individual student progress. Host: That is a serious concern. Primary school sets the entire foundation for a child's learning attitude, reading habits, and social confidence. If a teacher lacks passion, students pick up on that energy very quickly. Yolanda: Exactly! I want Rainie to be curious, active, and excited about learning every day. If her teacher treats teaching as just an easy paycheck, she won't be challenged or supported properly. I keep asking myself if I should relocate, drive her to a private school far away, or try to push for change locally. Host: Relocating or commuting an hour each way every morning brings a whole new set of challenges. Long daily commutes can make young children tired and grumpy before their first morning class even begins. Yolanda: That is my dilemma! Do I sacrifice our daily lifestyle and extra commuting time for a better school outside Erlin, or do I stay local and risk a poor learning environment? Host: Have you considered visiting the local schools yourself rather than relying solely on rumors? Sometimes specific teachers within a school are fantastic even if the school’s general reputation isn't great. Also, a parent's active involvement at home makes a massive difference regardless of the school environment. Yolanda: I definitely plan to observe classes and talk to the principals directly this year. But as a mother, feeling helpless about local education resources is very frustrating. Every child deserves quality teaching regardless of where they live. Host: I completely agree. Let us hope local education authorities invest more energy into teacher training and accountability so parents like you don't feel forced to move away.[Script] Outro:That is the end of our story. Good job!Now, can you answer the three questions? Listen again if you need to. ________________________Comprehension Questions: 1. Why is Yolanda worried about her daughter Rainie entering elementary school next year?（為什麼 Yolanda 對女兒 Rainie 去年升國小感到擔心？） 2. What negative traits does Yolanda mention regarding some teachers in local Erlin schools?（Yolanda 提到二林當地部分老師有哪些負面特質？） 3. What tradeoff does the Host mention regarding sending a child to a far-away school?（主持人提到把孩子送到遠方學校就讀有什麼缺點/權衡？） *This is the conclusion of this episode.  Please give this podcast a 5-star rating on Apple podcast.  Your feedback is appreciated.  If you feel this podcast gives you value, please consider donating by clicking the link in the show notes.  Your donation will cover hosting cost and support this podcast.  Thank you very much and have a great day.* 「本集節目到這裡就結束了。如果你喜歡我們的內容，請在 Apple Podcasts 給我們 5 顆星。如果你覺得這個節目對你有所幫助，歡迎你們的支持和贊助我們。你的支持會用於平台的費用並讓節目變更好。非常感謝你的收聽，祝你有美好的一天！」___________________________________________支持我 - iPass Money 0000005018504629Donation link - http://buymeacoffee.com/learnbylisteningEmail Me: ucsbchui@mac.com #LearnByListening#EnglishLearning#ESLPodcast#LearnEnglish#EnglishForKids#ListeningPractice#CEFR#BeginnerEnglish#EasyEnglish#EnglishStories#TaiwanESL#EnglishInTaiwan#兒童美語 (Children's English)#英文聽力 (English Listening)#EarlyEducation #SchoolChoice #ParentalAnxiety #二林教育 #幼小銜接  ★ Support this podcast ★

  5. 9月11日

    學英文不用背單字 EP-35 You Are Ready- Overcoming the Fear of Moving Abroad

    Podcast Title: You Are Ready: Overcoming the Fear of Moving AbroadHost: Duncan Topic: Studying Abroad, Language Anxiety, and Building Self-Confidence [Script]"Welcome back to the podcast! Today, I want to share a story about a conversation I had with one of my students earlier this week. He sat down in class, looked at me with a worried expression, and told me that his family is officially immigrating to the United States next year. You would think he might be super excited about this giant adventure, but instead, he was feeling overwhelmed with stress. When I asked him what was troubling him the most, he admitted that he is terrified about his English skills. He kept saying, 'Teacher, what if I go to school and cannot understand my classmates? What if I speak and everyone laughs at my accent or my grammar?' Listening to him break down his fears really made my heart ache, but it also made me realize something important. As his teacher, I have watched him practice and study for a long time. The reality is that his English is actually fantastic! He can express complex thoughts, understand difficult listening passages, and communicate fluently. So why was he so afraid? Because fear distorts how we see our own capabilities. When we face a major life change—like moving across the world to a brand-new culture—our brain tries to protect us by amplifying our doubts. We focus entirely on what we don't know instead of what we have already mastered. I told him directly: 'You do not need perfect English to move to America. Nobody expects you to speak like a native speaker on day one. What you have right now is more than enough to make friends, ask for help, and thrive.' If you are listening today and preparing for a big test, an interview, or a trip abroad, remember this: language is a tool for connection, not a contest for perfection. You are far more ready than your anxiety lets you believe!" [Script] __________________________________________________Comprehension Questions (English & Traditional Chinese) 1. Where is the student moving with his family next year?（這個學生明年要和家人搬去哪裡？） 2. What is the main reason the student feels stressed about moving abroad?（這個學生對出國感到壓力的主要原因是什麼？） 3. Why does the host believe the student does not need to worry about his English?（為什麼主持人認為這個學生不需要擔心自己的英文？） ________________________________________________Vocabulary Highlights: Immigrate / 移民 To come to live permanently in a foreign country. Distort /扭曲 / 歪曲 To change something so that it is not true, clear, or natural. Capability/ 能力 / 才幹 The power, skill, or ability to do something successfully. ________________________ *This is the conclusion of this episode.  Please give this podcast a 5-star rating on Apple podcast.  Your feedback is appreciated.  If you feel this podcast gives you value, please consider donating by clicking the link in the show notes.  Your donation will cover hosting cost and support this podcast.  Thank you very much and have a great day.* 「本集節目到這裡就結束了。如果你喜歡我們的內容，請在 Apple Podcasts 給我們 5 顆星。如果你覺得這個節目對你有所幫助，歡迎你們的支持和贊助我們。你的支持會用於平台的費用並讓節目變更好。非常感謝你的收聽，祝你有美好的一天！」___________________________________________支持我 - iPass Money 0000005018504629Donation link - http://buymeacoffee.com/learnbylisteningEmail Me: ucsbchui@mac.com #LearnByListening#EnglishLearning#ESLPodcast#LearnEnglish#EnglishForKids#ListeningPractice#CEFR#BeginnerEnglish#EasyEnglish#EnglishStories#TaiwanESL#EnglishInTaiwan#A2English#B1English #A2B1English#MovingAbroad #LanguageAnxiety #BuildConfidence #出國留學 #克服恐懼 #英文聽力練習 ★ Support this podcast ★

  6. 9月4日

    學英文不用背單字 EP-34 CEFR B1~B2 Are Parents Leaving Too Much to Grandparents?

    Focus: Parenting Responsibilities, Family Dynamics, and Child Development Vocabulary Highlights:Irresponsible 不負責任的 Not showing good judgment or care for your duties. Exhausting 令人精疲力竭的 Making you feel extremely tired. Attachment 依戀 / 情感紐帶 A strong feeling of affection and connection toward someone. Script:Host: Welcome back to our podcast! Today, Yolanda and I are tackling a topic that hits very close to home for many families across Taiwan. We are talking about parents who work in big cities and leave their young children with grandparents twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. Yolanda: Thanks for bringing this up! It is extremely common here. A lot of young parents move to Taipei or Taichung for work and leave their toddlers with their own parents back in smaller towns. They usually visit only on weekends or holidays. Host: I understand that economic pressure is real, but to be completely honest, I strongly disagree with this arrangement. I think it is irresponsible for parents to pass their primary duty to aging grandparents. Children need their parents around daily, especially during their early developmental years. Yolanda: That is a firm stance! But let us look at why parents do this. Rent in big cities is expensive, childcare services are pricey, and long working hours make picking up kids from daycare nearly impossible. Many parents feel they have no other choice if they want to earn enough money for their family's future. Host: While money matters, physical and emotional presence matters even more. When parents only show up on weekends, they become more like fun aunties or uncles rather than authority figures. The actual daily parenting—setting boundaries, teaching good habits, and comforting them when they cry at night—falls entirely on the grandparents. Yolanda: You raise a good point about grandparents. They are getting older and should be enjoying their retirement, not managing tantrums or carrying heavy toddlers around all day. It can be physically exhausting for senior citizens. Host: Exactly! Grandparents often spoil children because they love them and want to keep them happy, but that creates behavioral problems later. When the kids eventually move back to live with their parents for elementary school, conflict erupts because the rules are completely different. The child feels confused and detached from their own father and mother. Yolanda: That emotional disconnect is real. A child needs daily emotional validation from their mother and father to build a secure attachment. Seeing your parents twice a month makes it hard to build a deep connection. Host: Parenting is a direct responsibility you accept when you decide to have children. If career demands make it impossible to live with your child, maybe sacrifices need to be made—like finding a job closer to home or downsizing living expenses. Leaving your child for grandparents to raise full-time should never be treated as the normal plan. Yolanda: It is definitely a hard truth, but one that more families need to carefully consider before choosing convenience over parent-child relationships. Outro:That is the end of our story. Good job!Now, can you answer the three questions? Listen again if you need to. ________________________Comprehension Questions:1. Why do many young parents leave their children with grandparents according to Yolanda?（根據 Yolanda 的說法，為什麼許多年輕父母要把孩子留給祖父母照顧？） 2. What problems happen when grandparents take full care of young children?（當祖父母全權照顧幼童時，會出現什麼問題？） 3. What does the Host suggest parents should do instead of relying on grandparents 24/7?（主持人建議父母應該怎麼做，而不是 24 小時依賴祖父母？） *This is the conclusion of this episode.  Please give this podcast a 5-star rating on Apple podcast.  Your feedback is appreciated.  If you feel this podcast gives you value, please consider donating by clicking the link in the show notes.  Your donation will cover hosting cost and support this podcast.  Thank you very much and have a great day.* 「本集節目到這裡就結束了。如果你喜歡我們的內容，請在 Apple Podcasts 給我們 5 顆星。如果你覺得這個節目對你有所幫助，歡迎你們的支持和贊助我們。你的支持會用於平台的費用並讓節目變更好。非常感謝你的收聽，祝你有美好的一天！」___________________________________________支持我 - iPass Money 0000005018504629Donation link - http://buymeacoffee.com/learnbylisteningEmail Me: ucsbchui@mac.com #LearnByListening#EnglishLearning#ESLPodcast#LearnEnglish#EnglishForKids#ListeningPractice#CEFRB1#CEFRB2#BeginnerEnglish#EasyEnglish#EnglishStories#TaiwanESL#EnglishInTaiwan#兒童美語 (Children's English)#英文聽力 (English Listening)#ParentingTalk#FamilyValues #ChildDevelopment #家庭教育 #親職教育 #英文聽力練習 ★ Support this podcast ★

  7. 8月28日

    學英文不用背單字 EP-33 CEFR B1 My Morning Secret

    Podcast Title: My Morning SecretHost: Duncan Topic: Morning Routines, Health, Discipline, and Family Care.Focus: Time sequencing, daily habits, and personal wellness. [Script]"Welcome back! Today, I am going to tell you a secret about my daily routine. While most people are deep in sleep dreaming, my alarm clock goes off at 4:30 AM. Yes, you heard that right—4:30 in the morning! When I swing my legs out of bed, it is still pitch black outside. The streets are completely silent. There are no cars, no scooters, and no noise. Why on earth do I get up so early? Is it punishment? No! It is actually my favorite time of the day. Getting up at 4:30 AM gives me two full hours of complete peace before the rest of my house wakes up. First, I put on my sneakers and go do my workout. I run or do strength exercises. When you exercise early in the morning, your brain releases energy that keeps you feeling alert and happy all day long. After my workout, I head straight to the kitchen. I love cooking a warm, nutritious breakfast for my family. By 6:30 AM, when my boys wake up and rub the sleep from their eyes, the kitchen smells like fresh toast, eggs, and warm drinks. Waking up early takes discipline. In the beginning, it is very hard to turn off that cozy alarm. But once you build the habit, it changes your entire life. You aren't rushing out the door feeling stressed with a piece of toast in your mouth. You start your day calm, healthy, and ahead of the clock. Are you a morning owl or a night owl? Try waking up just 30 minutes earlier tomorrow—you might be surprised by how wonderful the quiet morning can be!"[Script] __________________________________________________Comprehension Questions (English & Traditional Chinese) 1. What time does the teacher's alarm go off every morning?  • 老師每天早上的鬧鐘幾點響起？ 2. What two main things does the teacher do before his family wakes up?  • 在家人醒來之前，老師主要做了哪兩件事？ 3. What is the benefit of starting the day early according to the teacher?  • 根據老師的說法，早起開始新的一天有什麼好處？ ________________________________________________Vocabulary Highlights: Pitch black 漆黑的 Completely dark, with no light at all. Discipline 自律 / 紀律 The ability to control yourself and make yourself work or act in a particular way. Nutritious 有營養的 Full of vitamins and good elements that keep your body healthy. Night owl 夜貓子 A person who prefers to stay up late at night.________________________ *This is the conclusion of this episode.  Please give this podcast a 5-star rating on Apple podcast.  Your feedback is appreciated.  If you feel this podcast gives you value, please consider donating by clicking the link in the show notes.  Your donation will cover hosting cost and support this podcast.  Thank you very much and have a great day.* 「本集節目到這裡就結束了。如果你喜歡我們的內容，請在 Apple Podcasts 給我們 5 顆星。如果你覺得這個節目對你有所幫助，歡迎你們的支持和贊助我們。你的支持會用於平台的費用並讓節目變更好。非常感謝你的收聽，祝你有美好的一天！」___________________________________________支持我 - iPass Money 0000005018504629Donation link - http://buymeacoffee.com/learnbylisteningEmail Me: ucsbchui@mac.com #LearnByListening#EnglishLearning#ESLPodcast#LearnEnglish#EnglishForKids#ListeningPractice#CEFR#BeginnerEnglish#EasyEnglish#EnglishStories#TaiwanESL#EnglishInTaiwan#A2English#B1English #JuniorHigh #MovingToTaichung #StudentLife #SchoolAnxiety #TaiwanEducation #EnglishDialogue #國中生活 #兒童美語 (Children's English)#英文聽力 (English Listening)#英文聽力 #初級英文 #夏天的聲音 ★ Support this podcast ★

  8. 8月21日

    學英文不用背單字 EP-32 CEFR B1 Overcoming the Fear of Speaking English

    Podcast Title: Overcoming the Fear of Speaking EnglishHost: Duncan Topic: Language Anxiety, Courage, and Being a Role Model for Kids.Focus: Expressing fear, advice structures (you should, the best way to), and mindset. [Script]"Hi students! Today I want to share a story about a conversation I had with a mother recently. She is a wonderful mom, and her English is actually quite good! She studies grammar and uses learning apps on her phone every single day. But she came to me with a problem. She said, 'Teacher, whenever I see a foreigner or try to speak English in real life, my mind goes completely blank. I freeze up!'I listened to her, and I told her something very honest. I said, 'Language apps are great! They can help you build your vocabulary by 10% or 20%. But apps will never teach you to be brave. The only true way to improve your English... is to open your mouth and speak!' I told her that making mistakes is completely normal. Foreigners don't care if your grammar isn't 100% perfect. They just want to communicate with you! I advised her to take a trip up to Taipei or visit tourist spots where she can practice ordering coffee or asking for directions in English. Most importantly, I told her: 'Don't teach your children to be afraid.' Kids watch everything their parents do. If a child sees their mom hide or stay silent when someone speaks English, the child learns that English is something scary. But if they see their mom smile, try her best, and laugh off mistakes, the child learns that English is just a fun tool for connecting with the world. So, if you are listening today and you feel nervous about speaking English: stop waiting for perfection. Be brave, make mistakes, and keep talking!"[Script] __________________________________________________Comprehension Questions (English & Traditional Chinese) 1. According to the teacher, how much can language apps help your English?  • 根據老師的說法，語言 App 對你的英文有多大的幫助？ 2. What happens to the mom when she tries to speak to a foreigner?  • 當這位媽媽試著跟外國人說話時，她發生了什麼事？ 3. Why is it important for parents not to show fear when speaking English in front of their kids?  • 為什麼家長在孩子面前講英文時，不表現出害怕是非常重要的？ ________________________________________________Vocabulary Highlights: Freeze up（因緊張而）愣住 / 僵住 To suddenly become unable to speak or move because of nervousness. Role Model 榜樣 / 模範 A person whose behavior is copied by others, especially younger people. Perfection 完美 The state of being complete and without any flaws or mistakes. Communicate 交流 / 溝通 To share information, ideas, or feelings with others. ________________________ *This is the conclusion of this episode.  Please give this podcast a 5-star rating on Apple podcast.  Your feedback is appreciated.  If you feel this podcast gives you value, please consider donating by clicking the link in the show notes.  Your donation will cover hosting cost and support this podcast.  Thank you very much and have a great day.* 「本集節目到這裡就結束了。如果你喜歡我們的內容，請在 Apple Podcasts 給我們 5 顆星。如果你覺得這個節目對你有所幫助，歡迎你們的支持和贊助我們。你的支持會用於平台的費用並讓節目變更好。非常感謝你的收聽，祝你有美好的一天！」___________________________________________支持我 - iPass Money 0000005018504629Donation link - http://buymeacoffee.com/learnbylisteningEmail Me: ucsbchui@mac.com #LearnByListening#EnglishLearning#ESLPodcast#LearnEnglish#EnglishForKids#ListeningPractice#CEFR#BeginnerEnglish#EasyEnglish#EnglishStories#TaiwanESL#EnglishInTaiwan#A2English#B1English #JuniorHigh #MovingToTaichung #StudentLife #SchoolAnxiety #TaiwanEducation #EnglishDialogue #國中生活 #兒童美語 (Children's English)#英文聽力 (English Listening)#英文聽力 #初級英文 #夏天的聲音 ★ Support this podcast ★

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Stop memorizing, start listening! Welcome to Learn By Listening, the English podcast designed specifically for young learners who want to understand English naturally. We believe that children learn best through stories, not word lists. In each episode, we filled stories with mystery, humor, and fun characters. Whether it’s meeting a "tall ghost" who is actually just Grandpa, or traveling to a sunny day in Nara with a magic kimono, our stories use simple language that students can actually follow. What makes us different? Context over Lists: We use vocabulary from the standard curriculum (like family, feelings, and weather) but put them into exciting plots. Perfect for ESL: Spoken clearly and at a pace that helps non-native speakers gain confidence. Short & Sweet: Every episode is under 5 minutes—perfect for a morning listen or a bedtime story. Join us and discover that you don't need to memorize words to speak English—you just need to listen! ----------------------------------- 別再死背單字了，聽故事才是王道！ 歡迎來到《學英文不用背單字》，這是一個專為國小及國中 ESL 學習者設計的英文聽力廣播。我們深信：孩子學英文不該靠枯燥的單字表，而是要透過有趣的故事情境。 在每一集短短 5 分鐘的節目中，我們會帶領孩子進入不同的冒險世界。從「長得像鬼的神祕高個子」（其實是爸爸！），到靠著「魔幻和服」變換天氣，我們將課本裡的單字（如家庭成員、心情感受、天氣等）轉化成好玩的情節。 我們的特色： 情境學習： 拒絕死背！在故事中自然理解單字用法。 難易適中： 專為英語初學者設計，語速清晰流暢，建立孩子的聽力自信。 輕鬆無負擔： 每集不到 5 分鐘，隨時隨地都能練習。 跟著我們一起聽故事，你會發現：原來學英文可以這麼簡單、這麼好玩！

資訊

  • 創作者
    Duncan Chui
  • 活躍年代
    2026年
  • 集數
    40
  • 年齡分級
    兒少適宜
  • 版權
    © 2026 Duncan Chui

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