Learn English While You Sleep | Night 5: A Rainy Evening at Home (A2–B1)

English you can fall asleep to. Ryan tells Emma about a rainy Thursday evening at home: a slow ride home by the river, warm socks, his mom's vegetable soup, a video call with his brother, and a good book in bed. After every part, the most useful sentences come back slowly, more than once. You don't need to speak, and you don't need to remember anything. Just listen. 👉 Just listen and relax. If you're still awake at the end, tell us in the comments: "A small thing that makes my evening good is ___." CHAPTERS 0:00 Tonight's story 2:29 Part 1: The Way Home 15:55 Part 2: The Kitchen 29:26 Part 3: The Call 41:49 Part 4: Bedtime 55:11 Night review: the sentences, slowly 59:15 Goodnight NEW WORDS AND EXPRESSIONS • It's slippery here — the ground is wet or smooth, and it's easy to fall • I'm a bit wet — you are a little wet, usually from the rain • Let me take off my shoes — you say you are going to take your shoes off now • I'll put the kettle on — you are going to heat water for tea or coffee • That's much better — things are a lot better now than before • I'm really hungry — you want to eat very much • I'm going to make some soup — you say what you plan to cook • Let it cook for twenty minutes — leave the food on the heat for twenty minutes • This needs a little more salt — the food needs a small amount of extra salt • Dinner is ready — the food is finished, and it's time to eat • Can you hear me? — you ask if the other person can hear your voice, on the phone or on a call • You're breaking up a little — on a call, you can't hear all of the other person's words because the connection is bad • What time is it there? — you ask the time in the place where the other person is • It's so good to see you — you are very happy to see a person, often after some time • Say hi to Mom for me — you ask someone to say hello to another person for you • It's time for bed — it's the right time to go to bed now • It's nice and warm in here — it's warm in this place, and that feels good • I'd like to read for a while — you want to spend some time reading • Just one more chapter — you want to read only one more part of the book, and then stop • I'm getting sleepy — you are starting to feel tired and want to sleep Level: A2–B1 (elementary to intermediate). Lower level? Follow the story, not every word. Higher level? Listen for the reactions and natural phrases. ☕ The English Table Podcast: real, everyday English conversations with Emma and Ryan. New episodes every week. Subscribe, and share this episode with a friend who's learning English! #EnglishPodcast #LearnEnglish #EnglishConversation #B1English Music: "Dreamer" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b... Music: "Meditation Impromptu 02" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b...