Learn English While You Sleep | Night 1: A Slow Sunday Morning (A2–B1)

English you can fall asleep to. Ryan tells Emma about a slow Sunday morning: no alarm, the red mug, no bread in the kitchen, the bakery on the corner, an old bike and the rain. 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 good day for me is ___." CHAPTERS 0:00 Tonight's story 2:11 Part 1: Waking Up Slowly 13:08 Part 2: The Red Mug 25:26 Part 3: The Bakery on the Corner 38:09 Part 4: The Old Bike and the Rain 49:32 Night review: the sentences, slowly 54:21 Goodnight NEW WORDS AND EXPRESSIONS • I wake up slowly — you stop sleeping, but you don't hurry to get out of bed • I stay in bed a little longer — you don't get up yet; you rest for some more minutes • There's no rush — you don't need to hurry; there is enough time • Take your time — you don't need to hurry; it's okay to go slowly • It's still quiet outside — outside, it's quiet now, the same as before • I make a cup of coffee — you prepare coffee to drink • I always have the same breakfast — every morning, you eat the same food • I'm out of bread — there is no more bread in your home • I'll go get some — you're going to get more of it, maybe from a shop nearby • put on something warm — you wear a sweater or a jacket because it's cold • What can I get you? — a person in a shop or café asks what you want • I'd like a loaf of bread, please — you ask politely for a whole piece of bread that you can cut into slices • It smells really good — the smell is very nice • Have a nice Sunday — a friendly thing to say when you leave • See you next week — you will meet again in seven days • I'm trying to fix it — you are working on something broken to make it work again • It takes a long time — you need many minutes or hours to do it • It's starting to rain — the rain is beginning now • I love the sound of the rain — you like to listen to the rain • It's a quiet afternoon — an afternoon with no noise and nothing to do 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...