English Shadowing with Temmy

📱 Get the English Shadowing with Temmy app: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eswt.app📱 Get Temmy's Flashcards & Games: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.temmysflashcards.app

New! Try Temmy's Flashcards and Games📱 Get it here: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.temmysflashcards.appTemmy's Flashcards & Games is a smart language learning app that teaches words in context instead of abstract and isolated lists. Thanks to real-life sentence patterns that you will actually use every day, it makes your language learning process permanent and fast.Practice Anytime with the ESWT App: 📱 Get the Android app: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eswt.appWant to take your shadowing practice further? The English Shadowing with Temmy app has everything you need in one place:🎧 Shadowing Guide — Learn the method in 1 minute and start practicing from day one📄 Synced Transcript — Every sentence appears on screen in real time, with instant translation in 35 languages⚡ Flexible Playback Speed — Slow it down to 0.7x or speed it up to 1.5x🏆 Mastery Tracking — See exactly how far you've come in each episode🔁 Customizable Review — Spaced repetition based on the forgetting curve🎨 Personalization — Light/dark mode and 5 color themes🥇 Leaderboard — Stay motivated by competing with other learners👉 Explore all features: englishshadowingwithtemmy.com/features.html☕ Support the channel: buymeacoffee.com/englishshadowingwithtemmy 🔗 All platforms & links: linktr.ee/temmyenglish Welcome back to Temmy & Max! In today's slow English conversation, Temmy and Max sit down to talk about everyone's favorite spooky season — Halloween! From costumes to horror movies, they chat naturally while using some fun English words along the way.Here are the words you'll hear in this episode:1. SpookyMeaning: Something that feels a little scary or creepy, but in a fun, not-too-serious way.Example: This house looks really spooky at night.2. Dress Up AsMeaning: To wear a costume and pretend to be someone or something else.Example: I want to dress up as a witch this year.3. Jump ScareMeaning: A sudden, unexpected moment in a movie or game meant to frighten you.Example: That movie had a terrifying jump scare.4. Give Someone GoosebumpsMeaning: To make someone's skin feel that tingly, prickly feeling — usually from fear, excitement, or cold.Example: That scary story gave me goosebumps.Listen to Temmy and Max's natural conversation, then stick around for the shadowing practice at the end — repeat each sentence out loud and build your speaking confidence one word at a time!👉 Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share if this episode helped you!Listen & Watch🎬 This is a video podcast! Watch the full video experience and find us on other platforms here: linktr.ee/temmyenglish

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New! Try Temmy's Flashcards and Games📱 Get it here: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.temmysflashcards.appTemmy's Flashcards & Games is a smart language learning app that teaches words in context instead of abstract and isolated lists. Thanks to real-life sentence patterns that you will actually use every day, it makes your language learning process permanent and fast.Practice Anytime with the ESWT App: 📱 Get the Android app: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eswt.appWant to take your shadowing practice further? The English Shadowing with Temmy app has everything you need in one place:🎧 Shadowing Guide — Learn the method in 1 minute and start practicing from day one📄 Synced Transcript — Every sentence appears on screen in real time, with instant translation in 35 languages⚡ Flexible Playback Speed — Slow it down to 0.7x or speed it up to 1.5x🏆 Mastery Tracking — See exactly how far you've come in each episode🔁 Customizable Review — Spaced repetition based on the forgetting curve🎨 Personalization — Light/dark mode and 5 color themes🥇 Leaderboard — Stay motivated by competing with other learners👉 Explore all features: englishshadowingwithtemmy.com/features.html☕ Support the channel: buymeacoffee.com/englishshadowingwithtemmy 🔗 All platforms & links: linktr.ee/temmyenglish Welcome back to English Shadowing with Temmy! In this episode, we're diving into four English phrasal verbs that native speakers use all the time in everyday conversation. If you want to sound more natural and confident when you speak English, these are must-know expressions.Let's break them down one by one.1. Cut DownMeaning: To reduce the amount or frequency of something.Example: I need to cut down on sugar.Whether it's sugar, spending, or screen time, "cut down" is the go-to phrase for talking about reducing habits.2. Get ByMeaning: To manage or survive with limited resources.Example: We get by on a tight budget.This phrase is perfect for describing how you cope when things are tight or difficult.3. Go OverMeaning: To review or examine something carefully.Example: Let's go over the plan again.Use this one at work or school whenever you need to check or revisit details together.4. Pick UpMeaning: To collect or get something.Example: I'll pick up some milk on the way home.Next time you're running errands, this is the natural way to talk about grabbing things on the way.Practice with ShadowingThe best way to make these phrasal verbs stick is through shadowing — listening to a native speaker and repeating right along with them, matching the rhythm and pronunciation as closely as possible. In today's episode, we practice 10 real-life sentences for each phrasal verb, from simple to more advanced.🎧 Listen to the full episode, repeat out loud, and shadow every sentence.🔁 Do this daily, and you'll notice real improvement in your fluency and pronunciation.👉 Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share if this episode helped you!Listen & Watch🎬 This is a video podcast! Watch the full video experience and find us on other platforms here: linktr.ee/temmyenglish

New! Try Temmy's Flashcards and Games📱 Get it here: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.temmysflashcards.appTemmy's Flashcards & Games is a smart language learning app that teaches words in context instead of abstract and isolated lists. Thanks to real-life sentence patterns that you will actually use every day, it makes your language learning process permanent and fast.Practice Anytime with the ESWT App: 📱 Get the Android app: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eswt.appWant to take your shadowing practice further? The English Shadowing with Temmy app has everything you need in one place:🎧 Shadowing Guide — Learn the method in 1 minute and start practicing from day one📄 Synced Transcript — Every sentence appears on screen in real time, with instant translation in 35 languages⚡ Flexible Playback Speed — Slow it down to 0.7x or speed it up to 1.5x🏆 Mastery Tracking — See exactly how far you've come in each episode🔁 Customizable Review — Spaced repetition based on the forgetting curve🎨 Personalization — Light/dark mode and 5 color themes🥇 Leaderboard — Stay motivated by competing with other learners👉 Explore all features: englishshadowingwithtemmy.com/features.html☕ Support the channel: buymeacoffee.com/englishshadowingwithtemmy 🔗 All platforms & links: linktr.ee/temmyenglish Welcome back to English Shadowing with Temmy! In this episode, we're practicing four useful English sentence patterns that native speakers use all the time — perfect for sounding more natural and confident in everyday conversations.Let's break them down one by one.1. Where can I ___?Meaning: Used to ask where to find or do something.Example: Where can I find a bathroom?A handy pattern for travel, shopping, or any time you need directions.2. Do you know how to ___?Meaning: Used to ask if someone knows how to do a particular task.Example: Do you know how to swim?Great for everyday conversations about skills and abilities.3. You are not to ___Meaning: Used to give a firm instruction or rule.Example: You are not to touch that.A more formal, authoritative way to say "don't."4. I was wondering if ___Meaning: A polite way to ask a question or make a request.Example: I was wondering if you could help me.

New! Try Temmy's Flashcards and Games📱 Get it here: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.temmysflashcards.appTemmy's Flashcards & Games is a smart language learning app that teaches words in context instead of abstract and isolated lists. Thanks to real-life sentence patterns that you will actually use every day, it makes your language learning process permanent and fast.Practice Anytime with the ESWT App:📱 Get the Android app: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eswt.appWant to take your shadowing practice further? The English Shadowing with Temmy app has everything you need in one place:🎧 Shadowing Guide — Learn the method in 1 minute and start practicing from day one📄 Synced Transcript — Every sentence appears on screen in real time, with instant translation in 35 languages⚡ Flexible Playback Speed — Slow it down to 0.7x or speed it up to 1.5x🏆 Mastery Tracking — See exactly how far you've come in each episode🔁 Customizable Review — Spaced repetition based on the forgetting curve🎨 Personalization — Light/dark mode and 5 color themes🥇 Leaderboard — Stay motivated by competing with other learners👉 Explore all features: englishshadowingwithtemmy.com/features.html☕ Support the channel: buymeacoffee.com/englishshadowingwithtemmy🔗 All platforms & links: linktr.ee/temmyenglishWelcome back to English Shadowing with Temmy! In this episode, we're diving into four English idioms that native speakers use all the time in everyday conversation. If you want to sound more natural and confident when you speak English, these are must-know expressions.Let's break them down one by one.1. A Blessing in DisguiseMeaning: Something that seems bad at first but turns out to be good in the end.Example: It turned out to be a blessing in disguise.Missing a bus, losing a job, or changing plans can feel frustrating at the time. This idiom helps you describe those moments when a bad situation leads to something better.2. Bite the BulletMeaning: To do something difficult or unpleasant because you have to.Example: Just bite the bullet and call him.Use this one when you finally decide to face a tough task instead of putting it off, like making a hard phone call or asking for help.3. Right Off the BatMeaning: Immediately, or from the very beginning.Example: I liked him right off the bat.It's a natural way to talk about first impressions, quick reactions, or something you noticed straight away.4. Better Late Than NeverMeaning: It's better to do something late than not to do it at all.Example: You came. Better late than never.Perfect for friendly, everyday moments when someone arrives late, apologizes late, or finally gets something done.Practice with ShadowingThe best way to make these idioms stick is through shadowing — listening to a native speaker and repeating right along with them, matching the rhythm and pronunciation as closely as possible. In today's episode, we practice 10 real-life sentences for each idiom, from simple to more advanced.🎧 Listen to the full episode, repeat out loud, and shadow every sentence.🔁 Do this daily, and you'll notice real improvement in your fluency and pronunciation.👉 Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share if this episode helped you!Listen & Watch🎬 This is a video podcast! Watch the full video experience and find us on other platforms here: linktr.ee/temmyenglish

Practice Anytime with the ESWT App: 📱 Get the Android app: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eswt.appWant to take your shadowing practice further? The English Shadowing with Temmy app has everything you need in one place:🎧 Shadowing Guide — Learn the method in 1 minute and start practicing from day one📄 Synced Transcript — Every sentence appears on screen in real time, with instant translation in 35 languages⚡ Flexible Playback Speed — Slow it down to 0.7x or speed it up to 1.5x🏆 Mastery Tracking — See exactly how far you've come in each episode🔁 Customizable Review — Spaced repetition based on the forgetting curve🎨 Personalization — Light/dark mode and 5 color themes🥇 Leaderboard — Stay motivated by competing with other learners👉 Explore all features: englishshadowingwithtemmy.com/features.html☕ Support the channel: buymeacoffee.com/englishshadowingwithtemmy 🔗 All platforms & links: linktr.ee/temmyenglish Welcome to a brand new segment of English Shadowing with Temmy! This is Temmy & Max — a real, natural English conversation podcast where two friends talk about everyday topics, just like real native speakers do. No scripts that feel robotic, no forced vocabulary — just an authentic back-and-forth you can shadow and learn from.In this first episode, Temmy and Max talk about something everyone can relate to this time of year: Back to School season, and why it makes almost everyone feel a little overwhelmed.Let's look at the key words and phrases from today's conversation.1. OverwhelmedMeaning: Feeling like you have too much to handle at once, so much that it becomes stressful.Example: My mom used to get completely overwhelmed every September getting three kids ready for school.Perfect for talking about busy, stressful moments in daily life — not just back to school.2. Butterflies in Your StomachMeaning: That nervous, excited feeling you get right before something important happens.Example: I had butterflies in my stomach the night before school started.Use this one before a big test, a job interview, or even a first date.3. Settle InMeaning: To get comfortable in a new place or situation after feeling strange or nervous at first.Example: It took me about two weeks every year to really settle in.Great for talking about new jobs, new schools, or moving to a new city.4. Catch UpMeaning: To work hard to reach the same level as everyone else, especially after falling behind.Example: I always forgot everything over summer, so I had to catch up in math.A super common phrase for school, work, and even catching up on sleep!5. Fresh StartMeaning: A new beginning, a chance to start over and do things differently.Example: September feels like a mini New Year — a fresh start for everyone.Use this whenever you're talking about new goals or a new chapter in life.6. ProcrastinateMeaning: To delay doing something you should be doing, usually because it's boring or difficult.Example: I always procrastinate on my assignments until the very last minute.One of the most relatable words for students (and adults!) everywhere.Practice with ShadowingThe best way to make these words and phrases stick is through shadowing — listening to Temmy and Max's natural conversation and repeating right along with them, matching their rhythm, pronunciation, and intonation.🎧 Listen to the full episode, repeat out loud, and shadow every sentence.🔁 Do this daily, and you'll notice real improvement in your fluency and listening comprehension.👉 Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share if this episode helped you!Listen & Watch🎬 This is a video podcast! Watch the full video experience and find us on other platforms here: linktr.ee/temmyenglish

New! Try Temmy's Flashcards and Games📱 Get it here: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.temmysflashcards.appTemmy's Flashcards & Games is a smart language learning app that teaches words in context instead of abstract and isolated lists. Thanks to real-life sentence patterns that you will actually use every day, it makes your language learning process permanent and fast.Practice Anytime with the ESWT App: 📱 Get the Android app: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eswt.appWant to take your shadowing practice further? The English Shadowing with Temmy app has everything you need in one place:🎧 Shadowing Guide — Learn the method in 1 minute and start practicing from day one📄 Synced Transcript — Every sentence appears on screen in real time, with instant translation in 35 languages⚡ Flexible Playback Speed — Slow it down to 0.7x or speed it up to 1.5x🏆 Mastery Tracking — See exactly how far you've come in each episode🔁 Customizable Review — Spaced repetition based on the forgetting curve🎨 Personalization — Light/dark mode and 5 color themes🥇 Leaderboard — Stay motivated by competing with other learners👉 Explore all features: englishshadowingwithtemmy.com/features.html☕ Support the channel: buymeacoffee.com/englishshadowingwithtemmy 🔗 All platforms & links: linktr.ee/temmyenglish Welcome back to English Shadowing with Temmy! In this episode, we're diving into four English phrasal verbs that native speakers use all the time in everyday conversation. If you want to sound more natural and confident when you speak English, these are must-know expressions.Let's break them down one by one.1. Look AfterMeaning: To take care of someone or something, or to be responsible for them.Example: Can you look after my dog this weekend?Whether it's a pet, a child, or an elderly relative, this phrasal verb is your go-to way to talk about caring for someone.2. Turn DownMeaning: To refuse or reject an offer, invitation, or request.Example: She turned down the job offer.Use this one whenever you're talking about saying no to something politely or firmly.3. Count OnMeaning: To rely or depend on someone or something.Example: You can always count on him to help.This phrasal verb is perfect for describing trust and dependability in relationships.4. Deal WithMeaning: To handle or manage a problem, situation, or person.Example: I need to deal with this problem right now.Next time you're facing an issue, skip "handle" and try this more natural-sounding phrase instead.Practice with ShadowingThe best way to make these phrasal verbs stick is through shadowing — listening to a native speaker and repeating right along with them, matching the rhythm and pronunciation as closely as possible. In today's episode, we practice 10 real-life sentences for each phrasal verb, from simple to more advanced.🎧 Listen to the full episode, repeat out loud, and shadow every sentence.🔁 Do this daily, and you'll notice real improvement in your fluency and pronunciation.👉 Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share if this episode helped you!Listen & Watch🎬 This is a video podcast! Watch the full video experience and find us on other platforms here: linktr.ee/temmyenglish

New! Try Temmy's Flashcards and Games📱 Get it here: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.temmysflashcards.appTemmy's Flashcards & Games is a smart language learning app that teaches words in context instead of abstract and isolated lists. Thanks to real-life sentence patterns that you will actually use every day, it makes your language learning process permanent and fast.Practice Anytime with the ESWT App: 📱 Get the Android app: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eswt.appWant to take your shadowing practice further? The English Shadowing with Temmy app has everything you need in one place:🎧 Shadowing Guide — Learn the method in 1 minute and start practicing from day one📄 Synced Transcript — Every sentence appears on screen in real time, with instant translation in 35 languages⚡ Flexible Playback Speed — Slow it down to 0.7x or speed it up to 1.5x🏆 Mastery Tracking — See exactly how far you've come in each episode🔁 Customizable Review — Spaced repetition based on the forgetting curve🎨 Personalization — Light/dark mode and 5 color themes🥇 Leaderboard — Stay motivated by competing with other learners👉 Explore all features: englishshadowingwithtemmy.com/features.html☕ Support the channel: buymeacoffee.com/englishshadowingwithtemmy 🔗 All platforms & links: linktr.ee/temmyenglish Welcome back to English Shadowing with Temmy! In this episode, we're diving into four English idioms that native speakers use all the time in everyday conversation. If you want to sound more natural and confident when you speak English, these are must-know expressions.Let's break them down one by one.1. Hit the Nail on the HeadMeaning: To describe exactly what is causing a situation or problem; to be completely correct about something.Example: You hit the nail on the head with that comment.Whether you're solving a problem or giving your opinion, this idiom is perfect for saying someone got it exactly right.2. The Ball Is in Your CourtMeaning: It's your turn to make a decision or take action.Example: I made my offer, the ball is in your court.Use this one whenever responsibility shifts to someone else after you've done your part.3. Cost an Arm and a LegMeaning: To be very expensive.Example: That trip cost us an arm and a leg.Next time something is way too pricey, skip "expensive" and try this colorful expression instead.4. Spill the BeansMeaning: To reveal a secret, often accidentally.Example: Don't spill the beans about the surprise.This idiom is great for talking about gossip, secrets, or surprises that got revealed too soon.Practice with ShadowingThe best way to make these idioms stick is through shadowing — listening to a native speaker and repeating right along with them, matching the rhythm and pronunciation as closely as possible. In today's episode, we practice 10 real-life sentences for each idiom, from simple to more advanced.🎧 Listen to the full episode, repeat out loud, and shadow every sentence.🔁 Do this daily, and you'll notice real improvement in your fluency and pronunciation.👉 Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share if this episode helped you!Listen & Watch🎬 This is a video podcast! Watch the full video experience and find us on other platforms here: linktr.ee/temmyenglish