Listen Up! is a podcast that helps you acquire English through comprehensible listening interactions. As you LISTEN and comprehend this podcast, it will help to increase or “UP” your English vocabulary and proficiency level. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about the historic city of Boston, Massachusetts and her recent trip there for a language-teaching convention.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #71, 069 - The Boston Run Down)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-hw9nn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea shares a little bit about Austin, Texas after taking a recent trip there.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #70, 068 - “Keeping It Weird” In Austin)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-fx8nn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea how quickly the last two months of the year fly by (or, pass).
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #69, 067 - Time Flies When You’re Having Fun!)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-af8nn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about cooking and some idiomatic expressions that have to do with cooking.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #68, 066 - Hey Good Lookin’! What You Got Cookin’?)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-1d7nn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks a little more about the popularity of Christopher Columbus in the United States.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #67, 065 - An American Hero)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-mx6nn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about Columbus Day.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #66, 064 - Columbus Day)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-ub6nn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about the personality test that everyone is talking about these days: The Enneagram.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #65, 063 - The Enneagram)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-sk5nn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about the traditional German celebration of Oktoberfest.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #64, 062 - Oktoberfest)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-1v4nn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about her love of bubble tea.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #63, 061 - Bubble Tea)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-gb4nn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about the new roof that was put on her house this past week.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #62, 060 - A New Roof!)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-eq3nn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about a recent visit to Oklahoma.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #61, 059 - Oklahoma)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-rb3nn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about her favorite Labor Day Weekend memories of being at the Popcorn Festival.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #60, 058 - Labor Day Weekend)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-503nn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea realized that it was time to declutter the house after realizing that a lot of junk had piled up over the past few weeks.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #59, 057 - Decluttering)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/bs2nn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about how her growing meditation practice has helped her deal with stressful times, and how it is helping her to cultivate more mindfulness in her day-to-day tasks.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #58, 056 - Meditation & Mindfulness)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/hm2nn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about her bad habit of procrastinating and tip on how she hopes to stop being a procrastinator.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #57, 055 - Procrastination)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/2k2nn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about the growing number of houseplants that she has acquired.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #56, 054 - Green Thumb)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/yh2nn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about her summer morning routine (or, order of activities).
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #55, 053 - Summer Morning Routine)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/bf2nn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about spending the past week at a conference on language teaching in Michigan.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #54, 052 - Conferences)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/ha2nn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about traveling to several weddings this summer.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #53, 051 - Weddings)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/u62nn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea says hello again after a long absence and talks about finding balance in life.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #52, 050 - Hello Again!)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-kaxmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea discusses celebrating her birthday and getting older.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #51, 049 - Birthdays)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-kaxmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about experiencing a unique cultural celebration called Las Fallas in Spain.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #50, 048 - Las Fallas in Spain)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-xmwmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about getting to finally return to Spain after two long years of the pandemic making world travels less possible.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #49, 047 - Back In The Saddle)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-vsvmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about one of her favorite things: theater... the stage-acting kind (not the cinema or "movie theater").
(NOTE: the preferred spelling for this word in British English is "theatre"... "theater" is the preferred American spelling... they both mean the same thing... some like to say that "theater" refers to the building where "theatre"--the art form--is conducted, but for most, they both mean the same thing and mean both of those things: the building where works of performing arts are conducted AND the art form of creating theatrical shows or productions.)
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #48, 046 - Theater)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-77vmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about popular pets in the U.S. and having pets.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #47, 045 - Pets)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-8kumn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about Valentine’s Day.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #46, 044 - Love & Friendship)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-11umn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about this year’s Super Bowl.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #45, 043 - Super Bowl Sunday)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-jktmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks a wonderful thing called a “snow day.”
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #44, 042 - Snow Day)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-yusmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about a strange U.S. holiday called Groundhog Day.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #43, 041 - Groundhog Day)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-m7smn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about the importance of the work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #42, 040 - Martin Luther King, Jr.)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-8krmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about her experience with Three Kings Day and “caramelos” in Spain.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #41, 039 - Confusion With “Caramelos”)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-9wqmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about Three Kings Day and how it’s not really celebrated in the U.S., but how and why it’s really important in several other countries.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #40, 038 - Three Kings Day)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-s9qmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about it being New Year’s Day and about making New Year’s resolutions.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #39, 037 - Happy New Year!)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-rqpmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about returning to her hometown to spend the holidays with her family.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #38, 036 - Home For The Holidays)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-dmpmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about an important message for the holiday season.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #37, 035 - It’s A Wonderful Life)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-wjpmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about her love of Christmas lights and Christmas trees.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #36, 034 - O Christmas Tree, O Christmas Tree)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-nfpmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about why she loves music… especially this time of year!
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #35, 033 - Music & Singing)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-9komn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea tells about an unfortunate event that forced her to go shopping on Black Friday.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #34, 032 - A "Black Friday" Surprise)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-xynmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about why and how we celebrate Thanksgiving in the U.S.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #33, 031 - Happy Thanksgiving!)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-dinmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about a recent national holiday that was celebrated in the U.S.A. this past week: Veterans Day.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #32, 030 - Veterans Day)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-1tmmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea shares why she is excited about today which is the end of Daylight Saving Time.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #31, 029 - Daylight Saving Time)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-b3mmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about the popular celebration of Halloween in the United States.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #30, 028 - Happy Halloween!)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-yelmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about being back in New York City, one of her favorite places in the United States.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #29, 027 - The Big Apple)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-hukmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about the cool fall weather that has finally arrived in Texas.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #28, 026 - Fall Weather)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-19kmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about one of the most popular sports in the United States. Football! But not the kind most people think of when they hear the word “football”... In this episode she talks about American-style football.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #27, 025 - Football, American-style)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-tkjmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about binge-watching video content on streaming media services like Netflix and Disney+ (plus). Are you a binge-watcher?
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #26, 024 - Binge-Watching)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-5vimn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about shopping. Do you enjoy “retail therapy”? Are you a “shopaholic”? Find out where Andrea loves to go shopping.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #25, 023 - Shopping)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-r5imn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about money and money-spending habits.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #24, 022 - Money)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-rfhmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea remembers the terrorist attacks that took place on September 11, 2001 in the United States.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #23, 021 - Remembering 9/11)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-wqgmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about doing the chores around the house. Lucky for her, Kurt is a big help!
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #22, 020 - Weekend Chores)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-86gmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea describes her house while enjoying a quiet day at home.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #21, 019 - My House)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-bxfmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about getting older and celebrating birthdays.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #20 - 018 Birthdays Are For Celebrating)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-unfmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
consider being a monthly sponsor by visiting https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
or make a one-time donation to “Buy Me A Coffee” at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/listenup
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about her love for tea and her resistance to coffee.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #19 - 017 Coffee or Tea?)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-fgfmn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
consider being a monthly sponsor by visiting https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
or make a one-time donation to “Buy Me A Coffee” at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/listenup
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode Andrea continues the discussion about the Olympics, but this time focusing more on the modern Olympic games.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #018 - 016 The Modern Olympics)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-zbfmn1
>>> with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
1) consider being a monthly sponsor by visiting https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
2) or make a one-time donation to “Buy Me A Coffee” at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/listenup
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode Andrea talks about the Olympic games taking place in Tokyo and some of the history behind the Olympic games.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #17 - 015 The Olympics of Ancient Greece)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-ybfmn1
>>> with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
1) consider being a monthly sponsor by visiting https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
2) or make a one-time donation to “Buy Me A Coffee” at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/listenup
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode Andrea talks about the new school year starting up.
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions. Transcripts are provided as additional support.
You can access all episodes from various podcast providers or directly from the anchor.fm page:https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer
All TRANSCRIPTS are accessible here: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts
See slide 16 for episode #014 - Back-To-School Time
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-s8fmn1
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
consider being a monthly sponsor by visiting https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
or make a one-time donation to “Buy Me A Coffee” at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/listenup
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about the difference between the words "home" and "house"... and brings up another saying in English: "Home is where the heart is."
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #15 - 013 - Home versus House)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-77fmn1
>>> with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
- consider being a monthly sponsor by visiting https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode Andrea talks about how nice it is to be home after traveling for several weeks.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #14 - 012 Home Sweet Home)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-r6fmn1
>>> with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
consider being a monthly sponsor by visiting https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
or make a one-time donation to “Buy Me A Coffee” at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/listenup
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea tells you all about her love of traveling.
ALL TRANSCRIPTS are accessible here: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts >>> see Slide 13 for #011 - Traveling
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-c2fmn1
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
consider being a monthly sponsor by visiting https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
or make a one-time donation to “Buy Me A Coffee” at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/listenup
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea continues to talk about the rest of her family. This is a continuation of episode 009 - My Family, Part 1.
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-8uemn1
ALL TRANSCRIPTS are accessible here: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts
see Slide 12 for #010 - My Family, Part 2
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
consider being a monthly sponsor by visiting https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
or make a one-time donation to “Buy Me A Coffee” at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/listenup
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
Today, Andrea begins to talk about her big family and shares a few expressions in English ("cheaper by the dozen" / "older and wiser").
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-7uemn1
ALL TRANSCRIPTS are accessible here: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts
see Slide 11 for #009 - My Family, Part 1
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
consider being a monthly sponsor by visiting https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
or make a one-time donation to “Buy Me A Coffee” at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/listenup
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode we talk a little more about Independence Day in the U.S. and some of the history behind it. We also talk about the importance of not taking freedom for granted.
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-1temn1
ALL TRANSCRIPT are accessible here: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts
see Slide 10 for #008 - Freedom
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
- consider being a monthly sponsor by visiting https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about the Independence Day national holiday in the United States on the 4th of July.
AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-gqemn1
All TRANSCRIPTS are accessible here: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about how intrinsic and extrinsic motivation can help when learning a new language.
Listen UP! is a podcast that is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-6qemn1
All TRANSCRIPTS are accessible here: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts
See slide 8 for this episode (006 - Motivation)
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about her how Dr. Krashen restored her love for reading.
All TRANSCRIPTS are accessible here: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #7 - 005 Reading and Dr. Krashen)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-umemn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills! For this text, some of the beginning and end were removed from this activity to shorten it.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about being a teacher and the joy of summer vacation.
TRANSCRIPT: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts (see slide #6 - 004 Summer Vacation)
INTERACTIVE/AUDIO TRANSCRIPT via TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-ilemn1
with TEXTIVATE you can go in and click on specific lines that you would like to hear repeated (for pronunciation help) as well as play a variety of "games" with the text to test your comprehension skills!
This podcast is designed to help those at the novice high and intermediate levels (of learning English) to train their ears and increase their proficiency level through short, comprehensible listening interactions.
I hope that you are finding the podcast to be useful. If so, please consider sharing about it with friends… also, leaving reviews and giving the podcast a 5-star rating will make it easier for others to find it as well.
If you are finding the podcast to be helpful and have interest in supporting the show & the creation of future episodes…
This is by no means necessary! My primary goal is to help others who are trying to learn my native language (English) in the way that others have helped me to learn Spanish and Chinese through their podcasts. =) Please keep listening no matter what… and provide feedback whenever you can. Happy language-learning!
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
In this episode, Andrea talks about the benefits of using podcasts when acquiring a new language!
TRANSCRIPT
Hello! And welcome to Listen Up!, a podcast that helps you acquire English through comprehensible listening interactions. As you LISTEN to this podcast, it will help to increase or “UP” your English vocabulary and proficiency level. I’m Andrea and today we will be talking about podcasts. I think that podcasts are an important tool (or, device / resource) to use when trying to improve (or, strengthen) your language proficiency. I listen to many podcasts designed (or, made) to help me acquire Spanish and Chinese. They have been a big help in many ways. In the first two episodes of this podcast, I talked a lot about why comprehensible input is important. It is the key (or, the important element) to acquiring and wiring language into your brain. When we comprehend the meaning of input (or, messages) that we read or hear, we make a mental image (or picture) of them in our head. That helps our brain to make connections for that language in our head. When we have those mental-image connections in our brain, we are more capable of using that language spontaneously while speaking. Also, we improve (or, get better) at comprehending language at faster speeds. Books and magazines and videos are great tools (or, resources) for comprehensible input, especially if you can find them at the level that meets your current comprehension level. And, especially if they are interesting and fun! What makes a podcast different, however, is that it forces you (or, requires you) to process language without pictures or words or video images. This is an important skill to develop if you want to be able to comprehend native-language speakers in spontaneous settings (or, interactions). For this podcast, I will always provide the transcript in the show notes so you can read along if needed, or so you can check it afterwards to look up any words or phrases that you didn’t understand. Most podcast players give you the option to slow down or speed up the pace of the audio as it plays. If you think that I am speaking too fast, you can choose to play the podcast at a slower pace. If you think that I am speaking too slow, you can choose to play the podcast at a faster pace. Listening to English podcasts like this one will also help to affirm and strengthen your pronunciation. My goal is to keep the episodes short so that you can easily listen to them multiple (or, many) times. This will provide additional repetition and reinforcement (or, confirmation) of the message and the language used in the episode. Most episodes will be around five minutes long. Sometimes they may be shorter or longer. Repetition of meaningful (in other words, comprehended) messages is an effective way to help strengthen language connections in your brain. Most importantly, my goal will be to talk about a variety of topics and stories. Hopefully you will think that they are interesting and enjoyable. I won’t always ramble on (or, talk over and over) about comprehensible input. I promise! What are the topics that you would like to hear more about? What interests you? Let me know in the comments. Thanks for “LISTENing UP” with me. Happy language learning!
TEXTIVATE: https://www.textivate.com/menu-omemn1
TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
Listen Up! is a podcast designed to help you acquire English through comprehensible listening interactions. In this episode Andrea talks about her experiences with learning new languages.
TRANSCRIPT
Hi! Welcome to Listen Up!, a podcast that helps you acquireEnglish through comprehensible listening interactions. As you LISTEN to this podcast, it will help to increase or “UP” your English vocabulary and proficiency level. My name is Andrea and today we will be talking about my experiences with learning new languages. English is my first language because I grew up in the United States. I have acquired Spanish over many years. I am also trying to (or, attempting to) acquire Chinese. I grew up in a part of the United States where almost no one that I knew spoke another language other than English. I grew up in a really small town, and I thought that the only person who knew another language was our one high school Spanish teacher. I started to learn Spanish in high school. High school in the U.S. begins with 9th grade--when most kids are around 14 years old--and it goes through 12th grade. Four years total. In high school I loved my Spanish class and my Spanish teacher. However, I recall that (or, remember that) my classes had a heavy focus on memorizing long lists of vocabulary, followed by learning and “practicing” grammar rules. That was common back then (in other words, at that time). I also recall that we spent a lot of time talking about Spanish concepts and culture in English. So, I wasn’t always receiving the comprehensible input that my brain needed to acquire and wire the language into my head. Back then, I remember that I could read and write in Spanish pretty well, but trying to actually say something spontaneously in Spanish seemed impossible. I had to stop and think about all of the rules in my head before I could speak. In college (or, at the university level) I spent a semester abroad in Spain. After six months in Spain, I finally felt like I could somewhat converse with and somewhat comprehend native speakers. When I learned about comprehensible input, I discovered that I could continue to improve (or, raise) my Spanish proficiency level on my own through podcasts, books, YouTube videos and Netflix series. I don’t have to live in a Spanish-speaking country to improve. I just need more comprehensible input that is at my level. More recently I have been trying to learn, or rather, acquire Chinese. I have a great Chinese teacher who focuses primarily on providing us with interesting comprehensible input. We don’t worry too much about grammar at this point, unless it helps us to better understand the meaning of our story or the topic of discussion. We focus primarily on high-frequency words and phrases (in other words, the most commonly used words and phrases). It’s amazing how much easier and how effortless it has been to learn Chinese!!! What has been your experience with learning new languages? Has it been easy? Has it been hard? Have you discovered the comprehensible input in English that helps you? I hope that this podcast will provide some useful comprehensible input in English that meets your needs. Thanks for “LISTENing UP” with me. Happy language learning!!
INTERACTIVE TRANSCRIPT w/AUDIO: https://www.textivate.com/menu-nmemn1
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support
Listen Up! is a podcast designed to help you acquire English through comprehensible listening interactions. The more you listen and interact with language content that is COMPREHENSIBLE to you, the more you will acquire that language and improve your ability to use it. Podcasts that focus on providing comprehensible input have been a tremendous resource for me in my efforts to learn other languages. If your goal is to become a fluent English speaker and you are at or above the novice-high proficiency range, it is my hope that this podcast will be as helpful to you as other podcasts have been to me. Happy language learning!! =)
TRANSCRIPT
Hi! Welcome to Listen Up!, a podcast that helps you acquire English through comprehensible listening interactions. As you LISTEN and comprehend this podcast, it will help to increase or “UP” your English vocabulary and proficiency level. My name is Andrea and today we will be talking about learning a new language, in particular, English. Learning a new language can often feel difficult, hard and frustrating. Sometimes it can feel so difficult and so hard and so frustrating that people think they are no good at learning a language. But that is silly! The brain is capable of acquiring multiple languages. Look at how you already mastered your first language. Learning a new language isn’t all that different and it doesn’t have to be difficult. It just takes time and consistent interaction with COMPREHENSIBLE contexts. It doesn’t matter how young or how old you are. What matters most is to find resources that are comprehensible (meaning, you easily understand them) and engaging (meaning, they’re interesting and fun!), such as books, videos, podcasts, games, etcetera. Traditionally, language has been taught as if it were content. In other words, as if it were any other class with rules and vocabulary that can be memorized and transformed into language output. But spoken language is NOT learned like the content in math class or history class or science class. Language for communication is a skill. Skills aren’t really “learned” but rather “acquired” over time. Like learning how to ride a bicycle. You can’t read rules about how to put a bike together and then suddenly expect to be able to ride it! So, while it is possible to “learn” a bunch of grammar rules and while it is possible to “learn” a bunch of vocabulary, your brain won’t really be able to process any of that data spontaneously (in other words, automatically, easily, naturally). That won’t be possible until it is “acquired” or “wired” into the language centers in your brain. AND in order for language to be acquired and wired into the brain, the brain needs to receive LOTS of comprehensible input, that is language that is at or a little above your level and speed of comprehension. It also helps if the language that you hear or read is interesting, engaging, compelling and fun. SO! Whether English is easy for you or difficult for you, stick with it (in other words, continue, don’t stop, don’t give up!), but look for the comprehensible input that meets your needs. It’s especially helpful to find audio interactions that you can comprehend in order to train your ear and brain to process language without seeing written words and pictures or video images. Hopefully this podcast will be a useful companion for you. Thanks for “LISTENing UP” with me. Happy language learning!!
ALL TRANSCRIPTS: https://bit.ly/listenUP-transcripts
INTERACTIVE TRANSCRIPT w/AUDIO and activities: https://www.textivate.com/menu-0jemn1
VIDEO w/vocabulary support for Chinese, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish (by Molly Sturm): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3Bn9Wv0kbo
This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/andrea-schweitzer/support