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English Anyway is a podcast for anyone who wants to speak English — without the pressure, without the rush. From everyday conversations to ideas worth knowing, each episode gives you real English you can actually use.

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Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 24, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    EP83 - What Did You Watch Last Night? 💬 | Shows, Videos & Movies | A1-A2 (opens the original)

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    Benji watched a cooking show last night, and now he wants to talk about it slowly. In this beginner listening episode, practice simple English for shows, videos, opinions, and favorite parts. 🎧 Best for: A1-A2 learners (slow & clear) In this episode: 🍳 "I watched a cooking show last night." - talk about something you watched recently 🙂 "It was funny, but a little slow." - give a simple, softer opinion 🥚 "My favorite part was when the chef dropped an egg." - add one clear detail 🔁 "Would you watc

  2. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    EP82 - Can't Find Your Rideshare? 📍 | Pickup English | A1–A2 (opens the original)

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    Benji's rideshare is nearby, but he cannot find the car. Today we learn simple English for pickup spots, entrances, waiting, and walking to the driver. 🚗 Best for: A1-A2 learners (slow & clear) In this episode: 💬 "I don't see your car." - explain the pickup problem clearly and politely 📍 "I am by the main entrance." - say where you are with the useful word "by" 🚪 "Are you at the front entrance or the back entrance?" - ask about the pickup location ⏳ "Can you wait two minutes?" - make a polite re

  3. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    EP81 - Ask for Cough Medicine 🤧 | Sleepy, How Often & Food | A1–A2 (opens the original)

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    Benji has a cough, and he needs help at the pharmacy. Today we learn simple English for asking about cough medicine, sleepiness, food, and how often to take it. 🤒 Best for: A1-A2 learners (slow & clear) In this episode: 💬 "I have a cough." - explain the health problem with the little word "a" 💬 "Do you have anything for a cough?" - ask the pharmacist for something that can help 😴 "Does it make you sleepy?" - check if the medicine may affect work, study, or driving ⏰ "The label says one tablet ev

  4. Episode · Sep 18, 2026

    EP80 - I Got the Wrong Food Order 🍔 | Receipt & Server Help | A1-A2 (opens the original)

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    Benji gets the wrong sandwich at a restaurant and wants to fix it without sounding angry. Learn simple English for explaining the problem, asking the server to check, and waiting politely. 🍔 Best for: A1-A2 learners (slow & clear) In this episode: 🍽️ "I think this is the wrong order." - say the problem softly 🥪 "I ordered chicken, but I got beef." - explain what happened 🧾 "Could you check my order?" - ask the server for help politely 😊 "No worries, I can wait." - respond kindly while the proble

  5. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    EP79 - Book a Haircut Appointment 💇 | Time, Price & Schedule English | A1-A2 (opens the original)

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    Benji needs a haircut, but making the phone call feels stressful. Learn simple English for booking a haircut appointment, asking for a time, asking the price, and moving the appointment if needed. 💇 Best for: A1-A2 learners (slow & clear) In this episode: 📞 "I would like to book a haircut." - start the phone call politely 🕒 "Do you have anything this afternoon?" - ask about available times 💵 "How much is it?" - ask the price naturally 📅 "Could I move it to tomorrow?" - change an appointment time

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