A podcast designed for people who’re learning English with an intermediate level. Hi! My name’s Reuben, a student from the UK with a passion for languages. I love languages and travelling, and I have used countless podcasts as a way to learn languages. I decided I would start my own podcast to help students of English by giving them interesting content that they can enjoy and improve their language while they listen.
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A podcast designed for people who’re learning English with an intermediate level. Hi! My name’s Reuben, a student from the UK with a passion for languages. I love languages and travelling, and I have used countless podcasts as a way to learn languages. I decided I would start my own podcast to help students of English by giving them interesting content that they can enjoy and improve their language while they listen.
Κενή =
**Podcast in slower and understandable English**
In this episode I talk about the etymology (origins) of 5 English words:
Sandwhich
Companion
Jeans
Whiskey
Disaster
Did you know any of them?
I hope you enjoy the episode !
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Simple English with Reuben Constantine
A podcast designed for people who’re learning English with an intermediate level. Hi! My name’s Reuben, a student from the UK with a passion for languages. I love languages and travelling, and I have used countless podcasts as a way to learn languages. I decided I would start my own podcast to help students of English by giving them interesting content that they can enjoy and improve their language while they listen.
