Hey ladies and gentleman!

This podcast is designed to help you improve your listening, comprehension, thinking in English and of course speaking along with focusing on the details of your pronunciation.

There are few questions for you to answer so go ahead and have your daily portion of English :)

See you tomorrow for more.

The Habits of Professionals Growing Into Strong, Confident English Communicators

Asking for help - learn to express yourself in a small podcast.

한국의 가을.
빨갛고 노랗고 단풍들과 낙엽과 파란 하늘과 하얀 구름이 다 어우러져 아름다운 한국의 가을을 만들어내고 있어요. 수채화 같아요.
한국의 가을을 같이 느끼고 외국인은 한국어도 간단하게 배워볼 수 있어요.
함께해요.


AURA Korean

한국의 가을

If you need a script, feel free to send a message on italki :)

100% Real Korean Conversation

100% Real Korean Conversation Ep.2 Restaurant, Cafe

This episode is all about persuasion,  how to convince others of your ideas or opinions. We will be looking at some useful adjectives and persuasive expressions to help you explain why others should follow your advice or recommendations. To assist us with this topic, Miss Finesstocrat will be telling us of her experience working as a sales representative in a homeware store. How will she get on?

You can also join my new Facebook and Instagram groups where I will be providing videos, quizzes and new vocabulary as supplement material for every episode in my podcast.

ENGLISH IN A TEACUP

EP2: THE ART OF PERSUASION PART 1

You’re just mingling at a networking event. Someone suddenly starts pitching a business idea. You can’t just walk away — you need a way to step out without making it awkward. 


Situational Chinese with Yancy Grey 

 When Someone Starts Pitching Business  | Ep06 

A Language Learning Story // His Journey and a Transformative Stay in Japan

Hello I'm Akari, I'm a online Japanese teacher and tour guide in Kyoto.
I've been teaching Japanese since 2013, and thanks to this job I met amazing people along the way.
Today I interviewed Akira, who took my lesson around 2020, then came to Japan and spend three month from autumn 2024 to winter 2025. 
He's learning Japanese journey is not only language learning, but it's related to his dad's family history and his future wife.

Akari's online Japanese lesson:
https://www.italki.com/teacher/916033

Akari's information:
linktr.ee/akari.japanese

Akari Talks Japan

A Language Learning Story with Akira // His Journey and a Transformative Stay in Japan

Lyssna om rättegången mellan vår favoritpirat och skurken Amber Heard!

🍷 <-- En mega pint till Johnny ✌️

Länk till den roliga videon:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHfz1Qn-50s

'Lätt' är en enklare variant av samma avsnitt.
'Easy' is an easier version of the same episode.

Easy Swedish with Viktoria

Ep. #10 - Johnny Depp vs Amber Heard Trial - Del 1 (lätt)

In order to get the band score you need in the IELTS speaking test it’s important to develop specific skills.

You will be aware that the speaking test is graded in four specific areas. Those areas are fluency, vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation.

In this podcast we’re going to talk about fluency. 

It’s important to use a range of discourse markers when taking your speaking test, so your speaking is fluent. Discourse markers are sometimes referred to as connecting words, or connecting phrases. For example, when answering the examiner’s questions you might say something like to be honest, or, in my opinion. These are two common discourse markers. Another connecting phrase you might use is, That’s an interesting question.

Let’s look at an example:

Let’s pretend the examiner asks you whether you are good at art. You might answer.

That’s a really good question. In my opinion, I am quite good at art. In fact, I really enjoy painting. To be honest, I think other people like my paintings too.

Now you try. I’m going to ask you a question, and you have to reply using these three discourse markers: To be honest / In my opinion / That’s a good question.

Are you ready for the question? Here it is: Are you ready for your IELTS test?


IELTS Speaking Practice

3 discourse markers to help you with your IELTS test

Can Watching Movies Help Improve My English? If Yes, How?

Movies are great sources of learning, including for improving your English. 

Even for people who don’t intentionally learn English, they can start to enrich their vocabulary and grammatical skill by watching many films.

 Although it is still highly advisable to learn English through formal education programs, movies can become an excellent tool to know how a native speaks and behaves.

Dive into my podcast and improve your listening skills, I'll ask you some questions so you can think in English & I'll get you to speak too. Have fun doing it

To hire me to understand your situation with English (IELTS speaking improvement, Job Interview Preparation or Confidence Boosting) - please check my class types and choose the most appropriate one for you now.

I am excited for our future productive collaborations together

Anatoly