HeyJaredEveryday English Corner
Everyday English Corner is a fun and relaxing podcast where Jenny helps you learn English slowly and clearly. Each episode focuses on words, phrases, or topics in daily life.
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- Aug 19, 2026
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- Jul 31, 2026
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Episode 8 | 第8話: Tipping Culture (opens the original)
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💰 Why do people leave tips in Canada and the United States? In this episode, Jenny explores North America's tipping culture and explains when, where, and why tipping is expected. From restaurants and cafés to Uber rides and hotels, you'll learn how tipping works and why it can sometimes be a controversial topic. Jenny also shares her personal experiences and discusses why she has mixed feelings about tipping. Along the way, you'll learn useful English expressions including tip , tipping culture
Episode 7 | 第7話: Animals & Wildlife (opens the original)
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In this episode of Everyday English Corner, Jenny talks about animals in Canada and shares personal stories about growing up in Toronto. Learn useful English vocabulary such as wildlife, squirrel, goose, hibernate, and urban animals while discovering which animals Canadians see in everyday life—and which ones are best admired from a safe distance!
Episode 6 | 第6話: Update and Casual Talk (opens the original)
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Hi everyone! Long time no see! In today's short episode, I would just like to say hello again and tell you why I have not been uploading. I hope we can continue this together again! See you next time!
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