Hosted by Benji · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 36 episodes
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English Anyway is a podcast for anyone who wants to speak English — without the pressure, without the rush. From everyday conversations to ideas worth knowing, each episode gives you real English you can actually use. Whether you're a beginner or just brushing up, you're in the right place. English, anyway you like it. This podcast is also available on YouTube with visuals and illustrations Link here www.youtube.com/@english.anyway Powered by Firstory Hosting
Benji hosts English Anyway, a education show with 36 episodes published.
Your phone is dead. You're in an unfamiliar city. And you need to ask a stranger for help. Do you know what to say? 🎧 Best for: A2–B1 learners What you'll learn: 🗺️ Key vocabulary — directions, block, straight ahead, l
Show notesSaying "sorry" is easy. But does it actually fix anything? A real apology has three parts — and most people skip at least one. 🎧 Best for: A2–B1 learners What you'll learn: 🔧 The 3-part formula — name the mistake, take
Show notesYou have a smart opinion. But saying "no, you are wrong" just ends the conversation. There's a better way — and it works every time. 🎧 Best for: B1 learners What you'll learn: 🎯 Key vocabulary — point, perspective, res
Show notesSomeone says, “You look great.” And suddenly… you panic, look away, and say, “No, I look terrible.” Sound familiar? In this episode, we explore both sides of compliments — how to give them naturally, and how to receive t
Show notesSomeone invites you out. You don't want to go. But you don't know how to say no without feeling rude — so you say yes, and then cancel last minute. Sound familiar? In this episode, we teach you a simple three-part struct
Show notesYou're not bad at English. Your brain is working perfectly fine. 🎧 Best for: B1–B2 learners The real problem? The way you're practicing it. In this episode, we break down the most common English learning trap — and why
Show notesWalking into a gym in a new language can feel terrifying. But you don't need perfect English — you just need the right words. 🎧 Best for: A2–B1 learners What you'll learn: 🎯 Setting your goals — "I want to focus on my
Show notes"I miss you." — Simple. Honest. But what if the feeling is bigger than those three words? 🎧 Best for: B1 learners What you'll learn: 📓 Private journal — "honestly, I've been thinking about her a lot" and "I really miss
Show notesYou woke up… and it already felt wrong. The noise, the air, the work — everything just kept piling up. Sound familiar? 🎧 Best for: A2–B1 learners What you'll learn: 📝 How to expand a simple journal entry — from “Today
Show notesIt's 3am. Your body is exhausted. But your brain just won't stop. Sound familiar? Let's find the words to describe it. 🎧 Best for: A2–B1 learners What you'll learn: 😩 Exhausted but my mind wouldn't stop — the tension o
Show notes"Today was a good day. I feel happy." That's a perfect start — and there's so much more you can say. 🎧 Best for: A2–B1 learners What you'll learn: 🌊 Smooth flow — "everything went smoothly," "something caught my eye" �
Show notesHave you ever seen someone and completely lost your train of thought? Today we're talking about having a crush — and how to describe that fluttery, can't-stop-smiling feeling in English. 🎧 Best for: A2–B1 learners What
Show notesYou did a lot today. But somehow, you still feel… empty. Sound familiar? 🎧 Best for: A2–B1 learners What you'll learn: 📋 How to describe a productive but hollow day — "I checked everything off my list, but…" 😶 The dif
Show notes"Today I started a new habit. I did it. I feel good." That's a great entry — but what if you could say it with more color? 🎧 Best for: A2–B1 learners What you'll learn: 🌊 Smooth flow — link your sentences to keep the e
Show notesYou're traveling abroad and suddenly feel sick. What do you say at the pharmacy? You don't need big medical words — just simple English. 🎧 Best for: A2–B1 learners What you'll learn: 🏪 Reading the shelves — medicine, p
Show notes"I am very nervous." — That's a great start. But what if you could say exactly how nervous you feel? 🎧 Best for: A2–B1 learners What you'll learn: 🦋 Butterflies in my stomach — that fluttery feeling right before the bi
Show notesYou're in the elevator with your boss. The doors close. Silence. Sound familiar? Small talk doesn't have to feel this hard. 🎧 Best for: A2–B1 learners What you'll learn: ☕ Morning arrivals — how to start a light, natura
Show notesDid you know you can get money back after shopping in another country? Most travelers lose their refund — not because they broke the rules, but because they didn't know them. 🎧 Best for: A2–B1 learners What you'll learn
Show notesDo you know how to talk about what you do after work in English? "Hang out," "order takeout," "binge watch," "stay up too late" — these are the phrases native speakers actually use. 🎧 Best for: A2–B1 learners What you'l
Show notes🎊 Welcome to the Premiere of "Anyway Journal"! We are beyond excited to launch this brand-new series. In Anyway Journal, we aren't here to fix your sentences—we're here to give you more colors and flavors to paint your
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