Listen to stories read in English to help improve your listening, vocabulary and grammar.
This is also a great way to expose yourself to more English on a daily basis.

Teacher Michelle's Learn English with Story

Quante volte hai sentito questa parola senza conoscerne il significato? Mistero svelato! D'ora in poi potrai usare la parola "IMPEGNO" nelle tue conversazioni in italiano.

🇮🇹 ITALIANO IN PILLOLE

📝 IMPEGNO

Buenos Aires es una ciudad multicultural y por eso quiero enseñártela. Viajemos juntos a la París de Sudamérica 

Viajando con Facundo

Buenos Aires única 

In this episode number 0 I will introduce myself and talk about the content of this podcast.
En este episodio hablaré un poco de mí y del contenido que vamos a tratar en esta serie. 

Rohayhudcast! Paraguayan spanish!

Bienvenido!! 

Hi there! This is Ken, your Japanese teacher.
Today I am going to talk about "でんしゃのマナー/the manners on the Japanese train."
Hope you enjoy the episode and don't forget to take a comprehension check quiz after listening to the episode.

けんと日本語/Japanese with Ken

でんしゃのマナー/the manners on the Japanese train

This bit of grammar is explained in English for beginners at A1 level.🎁 Let's learn the right usage of the word KUĆA!🏡
Срећно учење! / Srećno učenje!👩‍🏫
If you like this podcast, please contact me for the transcript.📜
See you in class!👋


SERBIAN TO GO

The word “kuća” as location and direction of movement (A1 level)

В первом эпизоде я рассказываю о названии подкаста и объясняю, почему выбрала именно его. 

Так вот оно что

1. "Так вот оно что" - это как? Что это означает?

In this traditional short story you will hear how a crow and a fox fight for a piece of cheese!

Short Stories for (our inner) Child(ren)

Traditional Story: The crow and the fox: el cuervo y el zorro

Are you focusing all your energy on mastering conversational fluency while leaving grammar or writing in the dust? Sure, it’s tempting to specialize, but here’s the hard truth: putting all your focus on just one element of language learning is risky. Imagine dedicating all your time to conversation, only to wake up one day and realize you’re bored with it. Where does that leave your progress? It’s like betting all your money on one volatile stock—it might pay off, but it’s just as likely to lead to burnout. Research shows that our brains crave variety to stay sharp and engaged (Goldberg, 2001). So why risk stagnation when you can diversify your skills?