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👉 Studies show that slow listening combined with on-screen subtitles dramatically improves comprehension, vocabulary retention, and pronunciation.

🎯 It’s the fastest way to train your ear and finally understand real English — don’t miss the visual version!

👮‍♂️ Episode Summary

Today we explore the daily routine of a city policeman, following a real-life guest, Tom, from the first alarm of the morning to the moment he winds down at night. Along the way, you’ll learn useful English phrases like “hit the ground running,” “get your marching orders,” “stay sharp,” and more!

🎙️ This episode is perfect for learners who want to:

• Master work-related vocabulary and idioms
• Improve listening through real, everyday English
• Understand routines, stress management, and structure
• Build fluency with natural, slow-paced conversations
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💬 Plus, our Language Lab at the end breaks down 5 powerful phrases and gives you a bonus grammar tip you can use today

💬 We’d love to hear from you!

If you enjoyed this episode, leave a comment, share your thoughts, or tell us how you’re using these tips to improve your English. Your feedback helps us grow and create even better content for you.

⚠️ Disclaimer

This podcast uses AI-generated narration (powered by ElevenLabs) for clear and consistent audio delivery. All content is carefully written, edited, and reviewed by human creators to ensure accuracy, educational value, and a natural learning experience.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This podcast is narrated using advanced AI voice technology (powered by ElevenLabs) to ensure consistent clarity, natural pacing, and an easy-to-follow listening experience — especially helpful for language learners.

All scripts are written and carefully edited by real humans, combining expert content creation with voice technology to bring you the best of both worlds:

✅ Human intelligence and creativity

✅ AI precision and clarity

We use slow, natural pronunciation and carefully chosen vocabulary to support learners at every level.

🎥 Prefer to follow along with subtitles and visuals?

Watch this full episode on YouTube → https://youtu.be/4X6ayibGRXE

👉 Studies show that slow listening combined with on-screen subtitles dramatically improves comprehension, vocabulary retention, and pronunciation.

🎯 It’s the fastest way to train your ear and finally understand real English — don’t miss the visual version!

In this episode of Slow English Podcast, Martin and Julia dive into one of the most practical and inspiring books for English learners: How to Get Really Good at English.

Forget grammar drills and boring vocabulary lists. Discover how to build fluency through what you love — TV shows, books, music — and use spaced repetition tools like Anki to lock in new vocabulary. You’ll also learn the power of phonetic awareness, the 20-minute immersion method, and how to use bilingual reading to speed up your journey.

This episode is packed with actionable strategies:

• Why real English matters more than textbook English
• How to make consistent learning a habit, not a burden
• When and how to use Anki (and when to stop)
• How to supercharge vocabulary recall with context
• The mindset shift every learner needs for long-term success

🎧 Whether you're just starting or feeling stuck, this guide will help you build confidence, clarity, and joy in your English journey.

📌 Listen slowly. Learn deeply. Speak confidently.

💬 We’d love to hear from you!

If you enjoyed this episode, leave a comment, share your thoughts, or tell us how you’re using these tips to improve your English. Your feedback helps us grow and create even better content for you.

⚠️ Disclaimer

This podcast uses AI-generated narration (powered by ElevenLabs) for clear and consistent audio delivery. All content is carefully written, edited, and reviewed by human creators to ensure accuracy, educational value, and a natural learning experience.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This podcast is narrated using advanced AI voice technology (powered by ElevenLabs) to ensure consistent clarity, natural pacing, and an easy-to-follow listening experience — especially helpful for language learners.

All scripts are written and carefully edited by real humans, combining expert content creation with voice technology to bring you the best of both worlds:

✅ Human intelligence and creativity

✅ AI precision and clarity

We use slow, natural pronunciation and carefully chosen vocabulary to support learners at every level.

Welcome back to the Slow English Podcast, where we train your ears step by step. In today’s episode, you’ll follow the daily life of a university student — from the moment she wakes up to lights out at night.

Through her story, you’ll learn the most common, useful, and natural English expressions used in real life. From morning routines and campus life to conversations with classmates and preparing for bed, this episode gives you the vocabulary, rhythm, and structure to speak English confidently in everyday situations.

You’ll hear:

• Natural expressions like “hit snooze,” “grab a bite,” “pull an all-nighter”
• How native speakers structure their daily talk
• Easy-to-follow pronunciation and rhythm patterns
• Martin’s practical fluency tips and Julia’s clear explanations
• Bonus vocabulary breakdown at the end!

🎯 Perfect for beginner to intermediate learners looking to build a strong, useful phrase bank.

📌 Listen slowly. Learn deeply. Speak confidently.

🎥 Prefer to watch it with visuals and subtitles?

Watch the full video on YouTube → https://youtu.be/Q1bDkgq_fMM?si=ezBgeWxn9bh8EqcE

💬 We’d love to hear from you!

If you enjoyed this episode, leave a comment, share your thoughts, or tell us how you’re using these tips to improve your English. Your feedback helps us grow and create even better content for you.

⚠️ Disclaimer

This podcast uses AI-generated narration (powered by ElevenLabs) for clear and consistent audio delivery. All content is carefully written, edited, and reviewed by human creators to ensure accuracy, educational value, and a natural learning experience.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.