Slow English Listening 🎧 Long-Play Stories & Conversations (A1–A2)
Long-play English listening for beginners (A1–A2) — complete lesson series in one video, read slowly and clearly. Press play and let it run: while you relax, cook, commute, or fall asleep. You don't need to watch the screen — the audio carries the lesson. Hearing the same stories and conversations again and again is one of the fastest ways to make English stick. Each long play collects a whole series — easy stories, everyday conversations — with chapters, so you can jump to any story or lesson.
How to use it:
- 1. First time: watch with captions (CC) on.
- 2. After that: just listen. Repeat one long play for a few days until it feels easy.
- 3. Then read the texts yourself, free
New long plays are added as each series is completed.
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Lesson 1
Slow English Listening 🎧 8 Everyday Topics, Read Along Then Repeat (A1–A2)
All 8 lessons of English Reading Basics, in one video — 15 minutes of slow, easy English to read along with first and then listen to on repeat.
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15:45
📍 Chapters — jump into the video
- 0:00 Start here
- 0:10 Lesson 1 — Daily Routine (A1)
- 2:11 Lesson 2 — Home & Chores (A1)
- 4:09 Lesson 3 — School Day (A2)
- 6:02 Lesson 4 — Food & Café (A1)
- 7:51 Lesson 5 — Travel & Directions (A1)
- 9:46 Lesson 6 — Shopping & Money (A1)
- 11:48 Lesson 7 — Health & Appointments (A1)
- 13:36 Lesson 8 — Small Talk & Weather (A1)
- 15:37 Well done
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Lesson 2
Learn English with 8 Short Stories 🎧 Slow English Listening (A1–A2)
Eight very easy English stories (levels A1–A2), read slowly like an illustrated storybook. No grammar talk, no quizzes — just listen. Perfect for beginners, commutes, and relaxing.
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14:27
📍 Chapters — jump into the video
- 0:00 Welcome (intro map)
- 0:08 1. The Lost Wallet (A1)
- 2:06 2. Phone Left Behind (A1)
- 3:35 3. The Midnight Train (A2)
- 5:35 4. The Street Musician (A2)
- 7:18 5. Snow Day Neighbor (A1)
- 8:54 6. The Little Plant Shop (A1)
- 10:33 7. The Library Mystery (A2)
- 12:34 8. The Weekend Market (A2)
- 14:12 The end → quiet practice / loop tip
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Lesson 3
Small Talk in English 👋 🎧 All 7 Lessons — Greetings to Goodbyes | Small Talk English
Everything you need for everyday English small talk — from "how's it going?" to "I should get going" — in one video. All seven Small Talk English lessons back to back: each one plays six short real conversations in the speakers' own voices, with the words highlighted as you hear them plus a simple pronunciation guide and what each line means.
🗣️ A few of the lines you'll hear — tap 🔊 to hear
- How's it going? / Not bad, you? (casual "how are you?" and a reply that sends it back)
- Nice day, isn't it? (weather small talk that breaks any silence)
- How was your weekend? / It flew by (a Monday classic)
- I love your jacket! / You're too kind (give a compliment and take one gracefully)
- Long time no see! (running into someone you haven't seen in a while)
- I should get going (wrap up a chat warmly, without being rude)
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8:01
📍 Chapters — jump into the video
- 0:00 A compliment (teaser)
- 0:10 Intro — what you'll learn
- 0:15 Lesson 1 — Greetings & How Are You
- 1:07 Lesson 2 — Talking About the Weather
- 2:11 Lesson 3 — Weekend Plans
- 3:16 Lesson 4 — Giving & Receiving Compliments
- 4:20 Lesson 5 — Keeping the Chat Going
- 5:24 Lesson 6 — Bumping Into Someone
- 6:27 Lesson 7 — Ending a Conversation Politely
- 7:31 Recap — all your phrases
- 7:56 Wrap-up
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Lesson 4
Order Coffee in English 🎧 — One Real Visit, Start to Finish (A2)
Order coffee in English with confidence — one whole café visit, start to finish, then practice saying every key phrase yourself. ☕ Real conversation — A2 Beginner-Intermediate
You follow Mia through a real visit: deciding what to order, the sizes, the milk question, paying by phone, the tip screen, picking up the drink — and fixing it when it's wrong. A week later she's back as a regular: "the usual", something to eat, wifi, and small talk with the barista.
Everything Mia says is simple A2 English you can copy at a real counter. The barista answers the way real staff talk — every phrase is explained on screen as you hear it.
Each part ends with SAY IT BACK: Mia's key lines, replayed with a pause for you to repeat out loud. The video ends with YOU TRY: the barista speaks, you answer in the pause, then you hear Mia's answer. Watch it once with the screen, then replay it in your earbuds — every section announces itself out loud, so you always know where you are.
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11:16
📍 Chapters — jump into the video