PP31 | Word Stress: Countries and Nationalities
On the 31st episode of the Pronunciation Point, we look at the following topic: Word Stress in Countries and Nationalities In some cases, when we pronounce the name of a country, the
TI8 | Erik Peterson – ESL Lecturer from the University of Wisconsin-Stout
On the 8th episode of the Teacher Interview, we talk to Erik Peterson from the University of Wisconsin-Stout! Erik is a Lecturer at the University of Wisconsin-Stout in the ESLI (English
YQ17 | Which is better to improve SPEAKING? LISTENING or READING?
On the 17th episode of Your Question, we handle the following question: Q: Which is better to improve speaking? Listening or reading? Here are my thoughts and suggestions: Of course both are important
2015 Year in Review: English 2.0 Podcast
Happy New Year! I just wanted to say “Thank You” for a great 2015 and I hope that everyone has an even more brilliant 2016! I am very happy to report that
Best of Periscope 1 | “Th”-sound, Brain Freeze, Mt. Fuji
On the 1st episode of the Best of Periscope, we look at 3 different Periscope lessons and videos over the last few months: 1. Pronunciation: "Th"-sound 2. Brain Freeze: How to speak
AB11 | Conversation Confidence in 3 Easy Steps
On the 11th episode of the AudioBLOG, we go over the following Blog post: Power Conversation: How to Start a Conversation with Confidence Learning how to have a natural and meaningful conversation
Speaking Skills 9 | Agreeing and Disagreeing
On the 9th episode of Speaking Skills, we learn how to develop this skill: Agreeing and Disagreeing As we saw in Speaking Skills 8, learning how to give an opinion is a
Special Message from ALsensei
Hello everyone! In 2010, I posted my first video to help my students here in Japan. Over the past 5 years, that video has turned into the English 2.0 Podcast which has been
E2P33 | The Green Pigeon
On the 33rd episode of the English 2.0 Podcast, we talk about the following topic: Creating English Speaking Opportunities (The Story of the Green Pigeon) One of my business English students recently