Episode #55
055 One Trick Pony
Apr 27, 202638 minS1
In this episode, we talk about the phrase "one trick pony", a little bit about psychology, and also about certain habits people have when speaking your target language.
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Hosted by Chris Jeng · education · EN-US · 55 episodes
🎧 Improve your English listening skills while you commute, clean, or exercise with Kuli English Podcast. I’m Chris, an American 🇺🇸 living in Japan. In this podcast, I tell stories about my life in Japan, my life in the US, and various other topics—like video games or monkeys! 🐒 I always speak at a "Kuli English" level, meaning I use natural, native phrasing but explain difficult words as I go (I'm an English teacher). It's the perfect way for intermediate learners to get free, high-quality English listening practice! ✨ 📅 New episodes every Tuesday!
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Episode #55
In this episode, we talk about the phrase "one trick pony", a little bit about psychology, and also about certain habits people have when speaking your target language.
Episode #54
In this episode, we're going to be talking about video games. I talk about two games that I've been playing recently, Idle Slayer and RuneScape, both unpopular games that I like a lot. I also talk about how I'm always cheating in these games, and how they are fun in a way that's different from board games.
Episode #53
I recently went on a solo snowboarding trip to Nagano, so in this episode, I'll be talking about some thoughts I had on the trip, as well as a few silly stories of things that I noticed. As always, I'll be speaking at a "Kuli English" level (about 700 TOEIC), which is perfect for easy background English listening practice. Chapter Bookmarks: 00:00 Start 02:04 Deciding on a hotel 08:52 The buffet and the girl who doesn't like miso soup 16:41 No shower, but yes sento 30:31 Final thoughts on the perks of a solo trip over a group trip
Episode #52
Housing. It's something we all know, regardless of where or how we grew up. In this episode, I talk about my experience with housing, in particular during college and after college in the US. As always, I'll be speaking at a Kuli English Level, which means an upper-intermediate level, and I'll be explaining difficult words as we go. If you have any comments, feel free to write them here, and I will respond to them (although I might be slightly late!) Bookmark Chapters: 00:00 Start 01:55 Berkeley Year 1: The Dorms 10:29 Berkeley Year 2: The Stolen Bike, and Sunnyvale 19:59 Finding housing when traveling 31:27 Complaining Session: Moving out scam
Episode #51
In this episode, I'll be talking about my favorite foods in Japan. Along the way, we'll be using these recommended English phrases: My (something-something) phase, and a good deal. As always, the English that we use will be at a Kuli English level, perfect for intermediate English learners who want to get some English listening practice. Bookmark Chapters: 00:00 Start 02:18 My something-something phase 08:41 Sushi 17:52 Ootoya, Japanese teishoku
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