Episode 2: You're Kinda Sorta Gonna Wanna Listen!

Episode 2: You're Kinda Sorta Gonna Wanna Listen!

In this episode, I share a classroom story that shows how Americans use fast, connected forms like gonna, wanna, gotta, hafta, kinda, and sorta in everyday conversation. You’ll hear how these expressions work, why some of them mean the same thing, and how understanding them can make real spoken English much easier to follow.

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Episode 43: How Popular is Soccer in the United States?

Episode 43: How Popular is Soccer in the United States?

Millions of American kids grow up playing soccer, so why isn’t it one of the biggest sports in the U.S.? With the World Cup as our backdrop, I explore soccer’s unusual place in American culture. We’ll...

16 Aug 12min

Episode 42: A Night at the Ballpark: Beyond the Rules of Baseball

Episode 42: A Night at the Ballpark: Beyond the Rules of Baseball

Do you really need to understand baseball to enjoy a night at the ballpark? In this episode, I take my Brazilian friend Ronaldo to his first minor league baseball game. I try to explain the rules, but...

16 Aug 11min

Episode 41: U.S. National Parks: Know Before You Go

Episode 41: U.S. National Parks: Know Before You Go

Dreaming about visiting Yellowstone, Yosemite, the Grand Canyon, or another U.S. national park? A little planning can prevent some big surprises! In this episode, I explain what international visitors...

16 Aug 9min

Episode 40: Meals in the U.S. Compared to Brazil

Episode 40: Meals in the U.S. Compared to Brazil

In this episode, I explain breakfast, lunch, and dinner in the United States and compare them with Brazil. Why is lunch so fast in the U.S.? What do people eat? And what is brunch? You’ll learn useful...

20 Mar 9min

Episode 39: False Friends That Trick Brazilian Learners

Episode 39: False Friends That Trick Brazilian Learners

Some English words look very similar to Portuguese—but their meanings are different. These are called false friends, and they can cause funny misunderstandings. In this episode, I share a story about ...

10 Mar 11min

Episode 38: Does the United States Have an Official Language?

Episode 38: Does the United States Have an Official Language?

When my Spanish friend Javier visits Boston, he notices something surprising: signs and conversations in many different languages. Chinese, Spanish, Italian, and more. Why does this happen in an Engli...

10 Mar 8min

Episode 37: What do American Families Look Like Today?

Episode 37: What do American Families Look Like Today?

What does an American family look like today? Many people imagine a mom, a dad, and two kids, but real life in the United States is much more diverse. In this episode, I explain common family structur...

10 Mar 8min

Episode 36: Share the Road? The Reality of Biking in the U.S.

Episode 36: Share the Road? The Reality of Biking in the U.S.

Is it safe to ride a bicycle in the United States? The answer is: it depends. In this episode, I explain how car culture shapes American cities and why bike lanes are sometimes an afterthought. We’ll ...

3 Mar 8min

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