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Understand Slow English Conversation | A Morning That Went Wrong | 38 Minutes | A2-B1

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Understand Slow English Conversation | A Morning That Went Wrong | 38 Minutes | A2-B1

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Slow Day English
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38 просмотров · 2 недели назад
Slow English podcast for A2–B1 learners. Ben slept through his alarm, burned his toast, and missed his bus — all before nine in the morning. Then Mia tells her own story: she wore two different shoes for four hours, and nobody said a word. Two ordinary mornings, told slowly and clearly, so you can follow every single word. You don't need a notebook. You don't need a pen. Put this on while you cook, walk, commute, fold the laundry, or fall asleep. If you miss a word, let it go — another one is coming. WHY WE SPEAK SO SLOWLY Most English is too fast at first. You know the words. You just can't catch them. And then you feel like you know nothing — even though you know a lot. You just need time. So we give you time, on every word. EIGHT PHRASES YOU WILL LEARN 1. sleep through — I slept through my alarm. 2. in a rush — I was in a rush this morning. 3. just miss — I just missed the bus. 4. one of those days — It's been one of those days. 5. slip your mind — It completely slipped my mind. 6. make it — Sorry, I can't make it tonight. 7. at least — At least it stopped raining. 8. it could have been worse — It could have been worse. Every phrase is explained in simple English, repeated slowly, and used in a real conversation — not a word list to memorise. CHAPTERS 00:00 A morning when nothing goes right 00:22 Welcome 02:35 Ben's morning: the alarm, the toast, the bus 13:32 Phrases 1–4 explained slowly 18:53 Mia's morning: two different shoes 26:42 Phrases 5–8 explained slowly 32:27 Practice: choose the phrase 35:50 One phrase to try today WHO THIS IS FOR Intermediate learners (A2–B1) who can read English but freeze when people speak. Anyone who wants English listening practice without a lesson, a test, or homework. Full subtitles are on screen, so you can read and listen at the same time. HOW TO USE THIS EPISODE Listen once without stopping. Don't try to remember all eight phrases — choose one, and use it today, out loud if you can. Come back in a few days and listen again. The second time, you will hear more. That is how it works. And we would love to hear from you: what went wrong this morning? One short sentence in the comments is more than enough. — 🎧 New episodes every two days 🔔 If you enjoy learning English this way, please consider subscribing. Thank you for listening. Take your time — and have a slow day. #LearnEnglish #EnglishPodcast #SlowEnglish #EverydayEnglish