Everyday English Corner

In today’s episode of Everyday English Corner, Jenny introduces her home country, Canada — one of the largest and most diverse countries in the world. Learn about all 10 provinces and 3 territories, what each region is known for, and some useful English vocabulary such as multicultural, capital city, province, territory, breadbasket, and Northern Lights. This episode is perfect for English learners who want to listen to natural English spoken slowly.Enjoy learning about Canada’s cities, culture,

In this episode of Everyday English Corner, Jenny shares what she’s been up to lately — including finishing an 8-month Marketing course at York University — and talks about the differences between online and in-person classes. You’ll learn useful English phrases such as long time no see, tuning in, continuing education, surfing the internet, distractions, and when something “clicks”. This episode is perfect for English learners who want to listen to natural but slow-paced English while learning

🎬 In this episode of Everyday English Corner, we talk about the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) — the second biggest film festival in the world! ✨You’ll also learn useful English words and phrases like attention span, mouthful to say, screened, and stargaze.This podcast is for English learners who want to practice listening to natural but slower English. Don’t worry if you don’t understand everything — listening step by step will help you improve. 🌸

In this episode of Everyday English Corner, Jenny talks about Canadian food! 🍁 From poutine and bagels in Montreal, to lobster rolls on the East Coast, and even Hawaiian pizza (yes, it started in Canada!), Canadian food has its own surprises. You’ll also learn useful English words like “savory”, “to get a fix”, and “tip of the iceberg”. Listen in slow, clear English and discover Canadian flavors step by step! 🌱🎙️エピソード3は「Food from Canada」🇨🇦 カナダのグルメやちょっと変わった食べ物をゆっくり英語で紹介してるよ〜🍁✨

Welcome back to Everyday English Corner! I’m Jenny, your host. 🌸In this episode, we’ll explore Toronto’s amazing food scene — from authentic Chinese comfort foods to Greek fast food and North American sushi rolls. Along the way, I’ll explain useful words and phrases such as comfort food, authentic, food court, and heads up.This podcast is for English learners who want to listen to more difficult English at a slower speed. Don’t worry if you don’t understand everything — 70–80% is already very good

Welcome to the very first episode of Everyday English Corner! Join host Jenny as she shares her story of growing up in Canada and teaching English in Japan for 10 years. In this episode, you’ll learn the difference between "ethnicity" and "nationality" and get a clear explanation of "immersion."