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Hi! Wonder in English covers weekly topics for intermediate-advanced English speakers. We have a new podcast episode out every Thursday with challenging vocabulary words, idioms, and collocations that will have you sounding like a native speaker.The best part is that our podcasts are interesting and filled with everyday language and information that you can use to talk to your colleagues or friends. Each episode has an extended, written lesson on our site www.wonderinenglish so you can see everything you hear. Don't forget to subscribe!https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9nipcEpWCRK1g6jP9OKT
From 'making bank' to a pilot's oil check, your English practice gets out of the classroom.
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A warm relationship interview gives English learners practical context for idioms, love languages, and everyday phrasing.
Wonder in English turns Courtney's conversation with Paige and her fiance, Brentley, into a warm relationship lesson for English learners. The episode moves through their recent engagement, how they met, why they felt right for each other, what helps couples stay connected, what…
Héctor and Beto dissect Mexican grammar, slang, and news in native-speed Spanish conversations.
Courtney interviews Paige and her fiancé Brentley about meeting on Bumble, becoming exclusive after roughly a month, and deciding they shared marriage potential.
Courtney introduces an interview with a pilot, previewing challenging vocabulary like aviation and soloed for English learners.
Courtney interviews Alex, an Ohio State University graduate, about fraternities, sororities, parties, majors, tuition, and work during college in the United States.
Courtney from Wonder in English interviews Alba Dogani about learning English after moving from Sweden to Canada at age eight without speaking any English.
Courtney interviews Brendan, a Gear Patrol producer and photographer, about moving from Florida to New York City after living in South Korea and traveling through Japan.
The host announces a podcast rebranding and then introduces an interview with her grandmother about growing up during the Great Depression, highlighting vocabulary and idioms for English learners.