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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 4 days 12 hours 21 minutes
English Cafe 580
Topics: Famous Americans – Marian Anderson; in a heartbeat versus in a second versus in a moment; old versus stale
1,258 - Causes of Plane Crashes
Nothing in life is 100% safe, so you should probably listen to this episode just in case you need to talk about the things that can go wrong on an airplane.
1,257 - Repairing Damage to an Auto Body
If your car is in an accident, you may need to get it fixed. Learn how to talk about it in English in this episode.
English Cafe 579
Topics: American Authors – Philip K. Dick; on purpose versus deliberately versus intentionally; moderately versus sparingly; understatement of the century
1,256 - Describing Fast and Slow Speed
We’ll talk slowly in this episode so you can understand how to describe people talking quickly. Listen to see what I mean.
English Cafe 578
Topics: Movies – The King and I; nation versus sovereign versus kingdom; to obstruct versus to hinder; fire and brimstone
1,254 - Being Under a Corrupting Influence
All power corrupts, but can social media corrupt absolutely? Find out in this episode.
1,253 - Using a Ridesharing Service
Get where you want to go without using your own car, a bike, a bus, or a taxi. Is it magic? Find out in this episode.
English Cafe 577
Topics: Famous Americans – Stephen F. Austin; Classic TV – M*A*S*H; disability versus handicap versus impairment; recourse versus resort; to fly in the face of (something)