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American English Conversation

Joe Englisht.me
What if you could snap your fingers and speak like an American? Would your business grow faster? Would you have more exciting relationships? Thanks to the Internet, you can learn English from a native speaker. My goal is to increase your confidence conversing in English!
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Episodes

IS AMERICA FREE? BRIBES VS. TAXES 🇺🇸

Host Joe English challenges the notion of America as a free country, detailing the numerous permits, licenses, taxes, and fees required for almost any business, likening them to "bribes." He highlights significant hidden costs for employment and daily life, including car expenses, tolls, and difficulties with housing. The episode also discusses the political divide on regulation and the high risk of lawsuits for businesses, concluding with a recommendation for college towns as a more accessible starting point in the US.

Jul 01, 201935 min

INVISIBLE LINES - MUG MONEY - WANKSTERS 🇺🇸

After a hiatus, Joe English returns, reflecting on the podcast's growth and vision for expansion beyond phrases, including guest segments. He also shares his recent research into podcasting equipment and the current challenges of recording. The episode then shifts to a vital discussion on the realities and dangers of traveling and relocating within the United States, offering practical safety tips for understanding "invisible lines" and avoiding unsafe areas.

Jun 27, 201922 min

LICENSE TO PRINT MONEY 🇺🇸

Host Joe English explains several common American English idioms, starting with 'the early bird gets the worm' and detailing its specific application. The episode then delves into business-related phrases like 'license to print money' and 'cash cow,' offering real-world examples. Finally, it covers everyday expressions such as 'sing your heart out,' 'break a leg,' and 'better safe than sorry,' providing insights into their nuanced meanings and appropriate usage.

May 03, 201913 min
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