"Behind the Lessons: Get to Know Your Child's ESL Teacher" is a personal podcast designed for prospective and current parents of my ESL students. Through candid storytelling, I offer a glimpse into my educational background, share my experiences learning foreign languages, and reflect on my journey as an ESL teacher. By getting to know me better, parents can gain insights into my teaching style, values, and commitment to their child's language development. Join me on this journey as we build connections and foster trust, empowering parents to choose me as their child's ESL teacher with confidence.

Behind the Lessons: Get to Know Your Child's ESL Teacher

Introduction

🍔🍟 Hungry for some fast food? Join us in this episode of "Everyday Dialogues" as we explore the process of ordering food at a fast-food restaurant. 🎙️💨

Listen in as the cashier asks the customer a variety of questions, guiding them through the ordering experience. 🗣️📝 

From choosing the perfect meal to answering customization options, this dialogue will help you navigate the fast-food ordering process with ease. 🌭🍕

Tune in and get ready to satisfy your cravings with this interactive and informative episode! 🎧🍔🌟

Everyday Dialogues

🍫 Ordering Fast Food 🍔 

みなさん、相撲は知っていますか。
今回のポッドキャストは、相撲について話しています。

Do you all know sumo wrestling?
In this podcast, we talk about sumo.

Plain Japanese Podcast やさしい にほんご ポッドキャスト

#9 相撲 Sumo

Bu bölümde olumlu cevaplar hakkında konuşuyoruz.

Günlük Konuşma Tavsiyeleri

Nasılsınız sorusuna nasıl cevap verilmeli ? (Bölüm I)

Today I am talking about fumbling and bumbling when speaking. It doesn't mean that you're not fluent, but more that you're not eloquent. Eloquence is a gift or maybe something taught over time, but nothing that you need to stress over...unless you're a public speaker.

Slice of English 

To "Er" is Human

El cerebro no duele, entonces que pasa cuando tenemos dolor de cabeza...
En este podcast hablo un poco acerca del dolor de cabeza, acerca de los signos de alarma, las causas mas comunes y agrego un poco de terminología del lenguaje medico.
The brain itself does not feel pain....in this podcast I talk about headaches, I use a lot spanish medical terms. 

about medicine-acerca de medicina 

Dolor de cabeza. Headaches

Aujourd'hui, je vous parle de ma routine quotidienne. Ma routine quotidienne décrit ce que je fais régulièrement, chaque jour. Souvent, elle se répète de jour en jour. Parfois, elle est différente. Ecoute ce podcast pour en apprendre plus. Puis, décris la tienne dans les commentaires...

Laura's French Podcast

Ma routine quotidienne...

Hawaiian Pidgin isn't just slang — it’s a living dialect with deep roots in Hawaiʻi’s culture and history. In this short episode, you'll learn what Pidgin really is, how it started, and why it’s even taught in schools and colleges today.
👉 Plus: a fun fact that proves it's more legit than you think.
Curious? Press play — and book a lesson if you like what you hear!

🏝 Speak Hawaii: Language, Culture & Travel

"Is Hawaiian Pidgin a Real Language? (You Might Be Surprised!)"

Podcast  by American English tutor Carl. Improve your spoken English and book a lesson with me: https://teach.italki.com/teacher/1947582
Episode 13 (R.I.P phone) Filming in Israel
Welcome back to Streetwise English Podcast. I'm your host, Carl. Since we're on the topic of cell phones, I want to tell you another story about my favorite cell phone in the world, which is a Sony cell phone from Japan. Was a Sony cell phone from Japan. And I was taking a video of a tourist group in Tel Aviv, Israel.


So I'm an American guy, and I was with a group of Chinese tourists and I was hired to film these tourists on their trip in Israel.


It was our first day at the beach. I think it might have been our very first day in Israel. I think we arrived early in the morning at the airport. So I filmed people picking up their luggage and then we were cruising around at the beach, maybe we visited a store. I think there was a guy who played a trumpet that was kind of like made out of a bullhorn or something, a traditional horn, an old man with a beard and a, um, a hat, like the traditional Jewish people wear there in Tel Aviv.


And anyways, we were down at the beach, and this was the first time I'd seen the beach in Tel Aviv. And let me tell you, it looked like Santa Monica, California. There were people roller skating. There were people , girls in bikinis. There were surfers out in the water. People surfing in Tel Aviv. I had no idea. This is not the picture I had in my mind when thinking of Israel or Tel Aviv.


So my cell phone that I mentioned earlier that I just loved was a Sony cell phone and it was waterproof. The phone was waterproof. You could dump it in the water in a swimming pool and it would continue shooting. And I had actually filmed with it before in Spain underwater in the ocean and filmed fish swimming and everything and no problem.
So this trip though, I was in Tel Aviv  (text count limit)







