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English Snacks is an easy English podcast for Japanese and Asian learners of English.This podcast is designed for intermediate ESL learners who want to improve their English listening skills, learn useful vocabulary, and understand how English is really used by native…
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I Slept In! 😱 Real English for a Chaotic Morning - Phrasal Verbs, Collocations & Shadowing (opens the original)
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I slept in. My son missed the bus. Nobody was awake. 😱 Welcome to another English Snack! In this episode, I tell you a real-life story about my chaotic Monday morning — and teach you the natural English that comes out of it. You'll learn useful expressions including sleep in, sleep over, supposed to, a jolt, rather, for that time of day, the only one awake and to see if . Then it's time to shadow ! Repeat six new sentences with me and practise your English rhythm, stress and pronunciation. And t
When Your Mind Goes Blank in English: What to Say When You Don’t Know What to Say (opens the original)
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When Your Mind Goes Blank in English? Natural Phrases to Keep the Conversation Going Have you ever been asked a question in English and suddenly… nothing? You know the grammar. You know the vocabulary. But when someone is waiting for your answer, your mind goes completely blank. I've experienced this myself while speaking French — especially when I know someone is waiting for me to say something! In today's English Snack, we're looking at what to do when you know English but can't find the words
Show Up, Don’t Show Off: The Tiny English Habit That Actually Sticks 🎧 English Listening Practice | English Learning Habits | Everyday English | Motivation & Discipline (opens the original)
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Stop waiting for motivation. Start small, show up, and build an English habit you can actually keep. Do you start learning English with big plans… and then lose motivation a few days later? Maybe you decide to study for an hour every day. Then life gets busy. You miss one day, then another, feel guilty, and suddenly your English study habit has disappeared. In this English Snacks episode, Amber explores a surprisingly simple idea: What if your English habit is failing because you're asking too m
How Did It Go? 7 Natural Ways Native English Speakers Ask About Your Experience. Vocabulary, Collocations and More! (opens the original)
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How did it go? How was it? Any luck? How did it pan out? Native English speakers ask these questions all the time—but although they may seem similar, they don't always mean exactly the same thing. In this episode of English Snacks, Amber explores 7 natural ways to ask about someone's experience, progress, result, or outcome . Whether you're talking about a job interview, an exam, a first date, a difficult negotiation, or trying to find an apartment, these everyday English expressions will help y
On Second Thought: A Walnut Story from Rural France. English Vocabulary, Collocations and More! (opens the original)
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A walk after dinner. A walnut on the ground. A quick “yes” from a mum—and then a memory of a squirrel that morning changes everything. In this episode of English Snacks, Amber shares a short, natural English story from village life in rural France. A simple encounter with a squirrel leads to an unexpected lesson about pausing, reconsidering our choices, and seeing the bigger picture. Along the way, you'll learn useful everyday English vocabulary, phrasal verbs, collocations, and idioms, includin
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