Async English

Chapters:

(00:00) Start

(00:14) Episode topics

(01:42) Spotify shout out

(02:38) Three bad practices

(06:46) Three good practices

(09:26) Cliches

(14:44) English practice

Show notes:

Fala pessoal! Primeiramente desculpa pelo episódio mais longo do que o normal, geralmente eu fico pelos 15 minutos, mas hoje o assunto rendeu!

Neste episódio você vai encontrar possíveis motivos pelo qual seu Inglês pode estar estagnado e como sair desse ponto.

Eu também mencionei o grupo do Telegram e o Discord, como sempre, segue o link pra você conhecer e fazer parte, seja bem vindo!

Group links:

Chapters:

(00:00) Start

(00:14) Opening

(00:32) Changes in the show format

(01:01) Rear start

(02:48) Spotify shoutout

(03:47) Bob's YouTube channel

(06:32) Hadar's YouTube channel

(07:54) Veronika's YouTube channel

(09:10) English practice

Show notes:

Neste episódio você vai ouvir sobre três canais de YouTube onde você pode evoluir seu Inglês de forma significativa. Canais que te ajudarão na compreensão (listening), pronúncia (pronunciation) e também organização de estudos, entre muitas outras dicas.

Canais abordados no episódio de hoje:

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Group links:

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Questions about programming, answered in this episode:

1. What is object-oriented programming, and what are some benefits of using this programming paradigm?
2. Name three languages or frameworks that you like the most. Why?
3. How do you approach debugging code when you encounter an error or unexpected behavior?
4. What is a data structure in programming, and what are some examples of commonly used data structures?
5. How do you ensure the security of a program you have developed, and what are some common security vulnerabilities to watch out for?

Group links:

Hey show notes readers! In today's episode you'll find 7 tips to increase vocabulary and how to stick with them.

TL;DR;

• Talk about thinks related with your world
• Books
• Listening to podcasts
• Watching TED talks, YouTube videos without subtitles at all
• Describe your perfect day, your pefect trip, or perfect weekend
• Name everything that you see in the streets
• Learn how to describe your best meal

Thanks for listening the Async English Podcast. If you want to connect, or be part of our group, please, ose one (or two) of these links bellow :)

Hey people! In today's episode you can understand why learning English is so hard, why it become boring, and what to do in that case.

Thanks for listening the Async English Podcast. If you want to connect, or be part of our group, please, ose one (or two) of these links bellow :)

Hey people! Today's episode is very good, full of tips, how to study and learn alone. Press play! The websites I mentioned in the show are:

In today's episode I give 5 tips on how to study with songs. How you can learn new words and improve pronunciation. Press play! 

Thanks for listening the Async English Podcast. If you want to connect, or be part of our group, please, ose one (or two) of these links bellow :)

Hello dear listeners! Sorry for my absence, I've been busy latelly and coundn't record new episodes. After some time, here's a fresh new one. Today I'm talking about having a schedule, and how good it can be. Also talking about friends, connecting with friends in a safe space, to try conversations, for all kind of levels. Take a look! 

And as always, our Telegram group link and our Discord server are here, AND OPEN. Please, reach out if you liked this episode, wanna comment, connect, share your opinion. Join us!

Hello everyone! Welcome to another episode!

And as always, our Telegram group link and our Discord server are here, AND OPEN. Please, reach out if you liked this episode, wanna comment, share your opinion. Join us!

Hello everyone! Today I'm talking about two things, basically. First, that I'll talk with some friends here, let's understand common issues and difficulties. And second, I want to know how can I help you with this podcast and our channels. 

And as always, our Telegram group link and our Discord server are here, AND OPEN. Please, reach out if you liked this episode, wanna comment, share your opinion. Join us!

Hello friends, listeners, and show note readers! In this episode, I talk about expressions in English. Some of them are quite funny, others are odd, so I think we can learn together new expressions and try them in the next conversation!

And as always, our Telegram group link and our Discord server are here. Please, reach out if you liked this episode, wanna comment, or share your opinion.

Hello dear listeners and show notes readers! In this episode, I talk about passive and active study. How to improve pronunciation using articles and shows.

And as always, our Telegram group link and our Discord server:

Hello dear listeners! In this episode, I talk about fluency and tips. How to have a connected speech. And how to improve by ourselves.

Some links:

Hello everyone! In this episode, I talk about connections, and the real focus when learning English.

Here is the list of mistakes and the corrections:

• Where I did [came] from. When using did, the verb should be in the present tense. Besides, I could only have said [Where I came from].
• [Talk about myself], and not [talk about me]. Also [a little bit about me]. Should be [about msyelf]
• I started coding [in the university] and not [at university]
• [until the university, I didn’t know anything about programming]. I said, [I don’t know], but I was talking in the past tense, so I should have used the past form of the verb
• When talking about the Sound School course, which made me much more motivated, I said Then after this course, [I've get] but I should have said [I've got].
• Someone of you is wrong. I should have said [Some of you] instead.

And the links:

Hello friends! In this episode, I talk about myself as a developer, a little about my journey and also about my English learning path, and how, and when I started for real.

I also mentioned the Inglês Nu e Cru guys, Alexia and Foster. Because I was too much anxious I barely could talk about them, and how their courses and podcast have helped me. I should dedicate one entire episode to them.

Links:

This is the very beginning of an old idea. Let's see how things get going out here. I'm a software developer, married, Christian, who loves my wife, coffee, music, and technology! I want to have a space to talk about my English learning path, and also talk about programming and my daily life, experience, and issues! Welcome!