Slow English Podcast

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

  1. 23h ago

    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 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! (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.

    33 min

  2. 1d ago

    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 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! (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.

    33 min

  3. 2d ago

    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 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! (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.

    43 min

  4. 3d ago

    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 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.

    13 min

  5. 4d ago

    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 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! (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.

    16 min

  6. 5d ago

    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 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! (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.

    15 min

  7. 6d ago

    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 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! (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.

    13 min

  8. May 31

    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 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! (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.

    16 min
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  • Creator
    Speak Up English
  • Years Active
    2K
  • Episodes
    67
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Speak Up English
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    Slow English Podcast

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