📝Are you trying to improve your English skills? Do you ever feel nervous about speaking English? In this episode of The Learn English Podcast, we talk about an exciting tool that can help—ChatGPT! This AI-powered software can help you practice speaking, writing, and understanding English in a way that’s interactive, personalized, and stress-free.

🎙️If you use ChatGPT correctly, it can help you learn faster! We’ll share useful tips on how to practice with ChatGPT to improve your English. This tool gives you a safe space to practice without feeling judged. You’ll learn how to use ChatGPT for writing tasks, to get feedback on your grammar, and to build your vocabulary. We’ll also talk about common problems, like how to avoid too many corrections and how to make ChatGPT use the English style you want.

🗣️This episode is full of helpful tips to make the most out of ChatGPT. This episode will give you all the guidance you need to get started making ChatGPT your language-learning partner.

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Language Learning Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFdt-dHCmwViy89oXBJPKoeMF1Jt-5L6x

📝 Vocabulary list:

1) Relatively – Comparatively; in relation to something else.

2) Customize – To change something to fit personal needs.

3) Judging – Forming an opinion about someone or something.

4) Articulating – Speaking clearly and effectively.

5) Formal – Serious and official in style.

6) Professional tone - a formal and serious style of speaking or writing

7) Worksheet – A paper with exercises for learning

8) Repetitive - occurring again and again in the same way

9) Glitches - small problems or difficulties

10) Offended - feeling upset, annoyed, or insulted

🗣️Ever wondered what it truly means when someone says you're "getting on their nerves" or that you "hit a nerve?" These expressions may sound similar, but they have very different meanings. But don't worry if you don't know the differences because in this episode of the Learn English Podcast, we’re covering idioms that use the word "nerve".

🎙️Throughout this episode, we break down popular idioms like "hit a nerve," "have the nerve to do something," and "keep your nerve." This episode isn't just about learning definitions; it's about understanding how these phrases are used in everyday conversation so you can speak more naturally and confidently. By understanding these expressions, you'll be able to communicate more effectively and connect with native English speakers on a deeper level. With real-life examples and clear explanations, you’ll be able to recognize these phrases when native speakers use them—and even start using them yourself with confidence!

🎧Don't miss out on this opportunity to enhance your English proficiency and sound more like a native speaker. Check the episode description for a comprehensive vocabulary list and all the idioms discussed, so you can start practicing right away. If you want to expand your vocabulary and sound more like a native speaker, this episode is for you!

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📝 Vocabulary list:

1) Get on someone’s nerves – To annoy or irritate someone.

2) Work someone’s nerves – To be irritating or annoying

3) Get on someone’s last nerve – To be extremely annoying to the point where the person is about to take action

4) Touch a nerve / Hit a nerve / Strike a nerve – To say or do something that causes a strong emotional reaction

5) Have the nerve to (do something) – To be bold or disrespectful in an unreasonable way

6) The nerve (of someone) – A shortened version of "have the nerve to," expressing disbelief at someone's boldness.

7) Find your nerve / Gather your nerve – To build up courage to do something.

8) Keep your nerve – To remain calm and brave in a difficult situation.

9) Disrespectful – Showing a lack of respect.

10) Courage – The ability to do something that frightens you

11) Heroic – Showing great bravery.

12) Disaster – A sudden event causing great damage.

💵Have you ever wondered why certain U.S. presidents are featured on coins and dollar bills? In this episode of The Learn English Podcast, we’re celebrating President’s Day by discussing the presidents on U.S. currency. You'll learn about their accomplishments, controversies, and the reasons they were chosen to adorn our nation's currency.

💰You’ll learn facts about figures like Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, and Thomas Jefferson. You'll also hear how Americans refer to them with shortened names like FDR and JFK. Plus, we’ll discuss the names for pieces of currency, like penny or dimes, and why some pieces of currency aren’t commonly used today.

🎧Not only will you gain insight into U.S. history and culture, but you’ll also expand your English vocabulary with key words and phrases used throughout the episode. Tune in now and follow along as we uncover the stories behind the money in your pocket. Don’t forget to check the episode description for a full list of vocabulary words to help you learn even more!

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📜 SOURCES

https://www.nps.gov/trte/learn/historyculture/index.htm

https://bidenwhitehouse.archives.gov/about-the-white-house/presidents/

📝 Vocabulary list:

1) Currency – The system of money used in a country.

2) Denomination – The face value of a coin or banknote.

3) Equivalent – Having the same value or amount.

4) Collector’s item – An object that people collect because it is valuable or unique.

5) Souvenir – A small item kept as a memory of a place or event.

6) Nostalgia – A sentimental longing for the past.

7) Bill – A piece of paper money (e.g., a $5 bill).

8) Banknote – Another word for a bill (paper money).

9) Coin – A small, round piece of metal used as money.

10) Treasury Department – The government department responsible for printing and making money.

11) Declaration of Independence – The document that declared the US independent from Britain.

💖Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and what better way to prepare than by learning about how to discuss the feelings of love in English? In this episode of the Learn English Podcast, we explore the various types of love, from romantic and platonic love to the synonyms for "love".

💕Ever wondered about the difference between "I love you" and "I'm in love with you"? We'll clear up any confusion and help you express your feelings with confidence. You'll learn how to use words like "adore," "devoted," and "in love with" to convey your emotions accurately. Understanding these differences is key to improving your fluency and making sure you're using the right words in the right situations.

🗣️ Whether you're learning English for everyday conversations or just want to express your feelings more naturally, this episode is packed with useful vocabulary and examples. By the end, you’ll feel more confident talking about love in all its forms. So tune in, follow along, and let’s build your English fluency together!

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📜 SOURCES

https://www.youtube.com/@peacock

https://www.youtube.com/@TheOffice

Last year's Valentine's Day video: https://youtu.be/qU3T6OmN81M

📝 Vocabulary list:

1) synonyms: Words or phrases that mean exactly or nearly the same as another word or phrase in the same language.

2) Romantic love: A deep, passionate affection for someone you are in a relationship with.

3) Platonic love: A non-romantic, affectionate relationship between friends or family members.

4) Friendly love: The love and affection you have for your friends.

5) Companion: A close friend or family member.

6) In love with: Feeling a deep romantic attachment and attraction to someone.

7) Like: To find enjoyment or pleasure in something, without the intensity of love.

8) Adore: To love someone or something deeply and passionately.

9) Devoted: Deeply committed and loyal to someone or something.

10) Dedicated: Committed wholeheartedly to a task or purpose.

📱Are you looking for the best free apps to help you learn English? In this episode of The Learn English Podcast, we discuss top free language learning resources you can use today! We'll explore their pros, cons, and how to best utilize them on your language learning journey.

🆓We’ll start by discussing Duolingo, one of the most popular language learning apps in the world. Then, we'll introduce a personal favorite, Language Transfer, which is great for Spanish speakers. We'll also explore the power of language exchange apps like HelloTalk and Tandem, and share some hidden free features on Italki that are very similar to the language exchange apps. Finally, we'll focus on the ChatGPT and how you can use this powerful tool to refine your writing, get instant definitions, create personalized practice problems, and engage in conversations.

🎧We'll give you the knowledge to choose the right tools for your learning style and maximize your progress. Tune in now to discover which app can take your English skills to the next level!

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📜 SOURCES

https://www.duolingo.com/

https://www.languagetransfer.org/

https://www.hellotalk.com/

https://tandem.net/

https://www.italki.com/

📝 Vocabulary list:

1) Sequential – Following a specific order, one step after another.

2) Flash card – A card with words or pictures used for learning.

3) Notorious – Famous for something bad.

4) Bizarre – Very strange or unusual.

5) Low stress – Relaxed and without pressure.

6) Feature – A function or tool available in an app.

7) User-friendly – Easy to use.

8) Bright spot - A positive aspect in a generally negative situation.

9) Sophisticated - Complex or intricate.

10) Time to kill - A period of time when one has nothing to do.

🎙️In this episode of the Learn English Podcast, we continue the story of one of America’s greatest leaders, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. If you listened to last year’s episode, you’ll remember we explored his childhood and early involvement in the Civil Rights Movement. Now, we pick up where we left off, exploring his non-violent strategies, including marches, boycotts, and sit-ins in the year 1963.

📜We'll discuss the "Letter from Birmingham Jail," the historic March on Washington and the unforgettable "I Have a Dream" speech, a moment that forever changed the course of American history. Through stories of courage and determination, this episode paints a vivid picture of the fight for equality in the United States. Through Dr. King's own words, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the time and the dreams he had for a more just, equitable America.

🗣️Whether you’re familiar with his legacy or discovering it for the first time, this episode will inspire and educate. Tune in to expand your vocabulary, improve your English skills, and deepen your understanding of American history. Don’t miss this chance to connect with Dr. King’s incredible story and the values that continue to shape our world.

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📜 SOURCES

Letter from a Birmingham Jail Text: https://www.csuchico.edu/iege/_assets/documents/susi-letter-from-birmingham-jail.pdf

Letter from a Birmingham Jail Reading - Martin Luther King Jr.: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATPSht6318o

The March On Washington: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQYzHIIQ1O4&t=1385s

https://www.nps.gov/places/-letter-from-birmingham-jail.htm

https://www.nps.gov/articles/march-on-washington.htm

📝 Vocabulary list:

1) Legacy – Something handed down from the past, such as achievements or traditions.

2) Segregated – Separated based on differences, such as race or religion.

3) Sit-in – A form of protest where participants sit in a place and refuse to leave.

4) Interchangeably – Able to be used in place of one another.

5) Diverse – Showing a wide variety of differences.

6) Crucial – Extremely important or necessary.

7) Impactful – Having a strong effect or influence.

8) Orator – A skilled public speaker.

9) Moral issue – A question of what is right and wrong.

10) Judged by the content of their character – Evaluated based on who they are, not external traits.

11) All walks of life – Referring to people of different social, economic, and cultural backgrounds.

🤔Are you struggling to make progress with your English learning? Do you feel like you're not getting the most out of your study time? Have you made a resolution to finally learn English this year but don't know where to start?

🗓️Welcome to the first episode of the Learn English Podcast in 2025! If one of your New Year’s resolutions is to improve your English, you’re in the right place. In this episode, we're going to share a powerful method that can help you improve your reading and listening comprehension in the shortest amount of time.

📖Learn why comprehensible input is key and how to select materials that are both interesting and challenging. We'll walk you through different methods for studying, tailored to your level and schedule, so you can find the one that works best for you. Plus, you'll get insights into how to build daily habits that keep you on track to reach your goals. By the end of this episode, you'll have a clear plan for improving your English in a way that’s both effective and enjoyable.

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📜 SOURCES

Steve Kaufmann: https://youtube.com/@Thelinguist

Stephen Krashen: https://www.sdkrashen.com/

Project Gutenberg: https://www.gutenberg.org/

Faded Page: https://www.fadedpage.com/

Freeditorial: https://freeditorial.com/en

📝 Vocabulary list:

1) Stick to a plan - To continue following a plan without giving up.

2) Get the most out of - To gain maximum benefit from something.

3) Extensive reading - Reading longer texts for enjoyment and overall understanding, rather than focusing on every detail.

4) Copyright-free - Material that is free to use without restrictions on reproduction or distribution.

5) Trade-off - A compromise between two conflicting aspects, such as simplicity and difficulty.

6) Gap - A lack of knowledge or understanding in a particular area.

7) Push yourself - To challenge oneself to do more or better.

8) Reinforcement - Strengthening or supporting something to make it more effective.

9) Figure out - To understand or solve something.

10) Retain - To keep or remember information over time.

11) Skyrocketed - Increased very rapidly.

12) Gibberish - Nonsense words or language.

🛩️ In this episode of The Learn English Podcast, we talk about the amazing story of Wilbur and Orville Wright. These two brothers played a key role in the history of aviation, and this week marks the anniversary of their groundbreaking achievement. On December 17, 1903, they made history by completing the first powered, controlled, and sustained flight.

✈️Learn about the Wright brothers' early influences, their love of flying, and their determination to succeed. Despite many obstacles, they created the foundation for modern aviation. You’ll learn how these brothers, without finishing high school, were able to design, build, and fly the world’s first successful powered airplane.

🎧This episode isn’t just a history lesson—it’s also a great opportunity to improve your English! We focus on vocabulary like "aviation," "self-taught," and "pivotal," helping you understand the Wright brothers' achievements while expanding your language skills. You'll also learn about the cultural impact of the Wright brothers and how their story continues to inspire people around the world. Their journey reflects creativity, perseverance, and the belief that anything is possible with enough effort—a message that can help motivate you in your own English-learning journey!

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📝 Vocabulary List:

1) Aviation - The science or practice of flying aircraft.

2) Mechanically gifted - Skilled in understanding and working with machines.

3) Sparked their curiosity - Aroused interest or enthusiasm.

4) Scientific approach - A method of investigation involving observation and experimentation.

5) A crucial first step - An essential initial action leading to success.

6) Self-taught - Learned through personal effort without formal education.

7) Urban legend - A widely circulated story of doubtful truth.

8) Put their mind to it - Dedicated effort and determination to accomplish something.

9) Can-do spirit - An attitude of optimism and determination to succeed.

10) Credited as - Acknowledged as being responsible for something.

📜 SOURCES

https://www.wright-brothers.org/

https://www.daytoncvb.com/attractions/dayton-aviation-park/

https://libraries.wright.edu/special-collections-and-archives/wright-brothers-collection#guide

https://www.ohiohistory.org/visit/browse-historical-sites/paul-laurence-dunbar-house/

https://airandspace.si.edu/explore/stories/wright-brothers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zYNF_auncg