English in America

Welcome to English in America! I hope you're ready to practice listening!Have you ever felt or said, "I want to lose my accent," or, "I want to reduce my accent," or, "I want to sound like a native English speaker." If you have, I urge you to please listen to this episode! Here's a link to a dialect map of the United States, made by Long Island University researcher Robert Delaney, which I reference in the episode.If there's an American English topic or question you'd like me to answer or explain on the podcast, please let me know. This podcast is made for you and your input is important!Email me: [email protected] you for listening! Kim Bowman, EnglishTeacherAndTutor.comTo translate this text: follow this link and choose the language of your choice.Support the show

Welcome to English in America! I hope you're ready to practice listening!In this episode, we learn about meeting with a professor at a U.S. college or university and we practice listening to 3 different conversations, or scenarios related to this topic. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and to watch the corresponding YouTube video for every episode. My YouTube channel is English Teacher And Tutor. Here's a link to the YouTube video for this episode.If there's an American English topic or question you'd like me to answer or explain on the podcast, please let me know. This podcast is made for you and your input is important!Email me: [email protected] you for listening! Kim Bowman, EnglishTeacherAndTutor.comTo translate this text: follow this link and choose the language of your choice.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched!Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show

Welcome to English in America! I hope you're ready to practice listening!In this episode, we learn about hosting and attending a party, and we practice listening to 3 different conversations, or scenarios, about parties.Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and to watch the corresponding YouTube video for every episode. My YouTube channel is English Teacher And Tutor. Here's a link to the YouTube video for this episode.Thanks to Carmen Kartini Rohde for her generous voice acting contributions! Follow her on Instagram: @kartini.If there's an American English topic or question you'd like me to answer or explain on the podcast, please let me know. This podcast is made for you and your input is important!Email me: [email protected] you for listening! Kim Bowman, EnglishTeacherAndTutor.comTo translate this text: follow this link and choose the language of your choice.Support the show

Welcome to English in America! I hope you're ready to practice listening!In this episode, we learn how and when to use the greeting, "good morning" and we practice listening to 3 different conversations, or scenarios, that include "good morning."Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and to watch the corresponding YouTube video for every episode. My YouTube channel is English Teacher And Tutor. Here's a link to the YouTube video for this episode.Thanks to Carmen Kartini Rohde for her generous voice acting contributions! Follow her on Instagram: @kartini.This episode uses these sounds from freesound.org:"Adriana Lopez - Coffee Machine" by AceKat13 (https://freesound.org/s/515685/), “Audience.wav” by pyoorgoodshed (https://freesound.org/s/426650/) licensed under CCBY 3.0 and  "Office Ambience Mix" by kwahmah_02 (https://freesound.org/s/268790/) licensed under CCBY-NC 3.0.If there's an American English topic or question you'd like me to answer or explain on the podcast, please let me know. This podcast is made for you and your input is important!Email me: [email protected] you for listening! Kim Bowman, EnglishTeacherAndTutor.comTo translate this text: follow this link and choose the language of your choice.Support the show

Welcome to English in America! I hope you're ready to practice listening!English in America is made for English learners at every level: beginning, intermediate, and advanced.Each episode will include authentic conversations and scenarios to help you understand not only the language but also American culture. You’re going to hear a wide variety of accents, like those you hear in the U.S., as well as a vast range of different communication styles. If there's an American English topic or question you'd like me to answer or explain on the podcast, please let me know! This podcast is made for you and your input is important!Email me: [email protected]'t forget to subscribe to the podcast and to watch the corresponding YouTube video for every episode. My YouTube channel is English Teacher And Tutor, Kim Bowman. Here's a link to the YouTube video for this episode.Thank you for listening! Kim Bowman, EnglishTeacherAndTutor.comTo translate this text: follow this link and choose the language of your choice. Support the show