British English or American English: which one is better? I’ve been asked this question hundreds of times. It can be confusing and frustrating for language learners when the vocabulary they have spent years learning is different to that of their British or American friends’. So on this episode, I want to introduce a few of the key differences between the two ... Show More
Sep 14
405. History of Singapore! (English Vocabulary Lesson)
Singapore is one of the wealthiest and most modern countries in the world, but that wasn’t always the case. Today, I want to discuss the history of Singapore. We'll look at its early role in Asian trade, British colonial rule, the Japanese occupation, independence, and its transf ... Show More
27m 5s
Sep 7
404. What is Corruption? (English Vocabulary Lesson)
What is corruption? Corruption or corrupt are words that I use quite often in my episodes… but what is corruption? What forms does it take? Why does corruption happen, what damage does it cause, and why can it be so difficult to stop? In this episode, we are going to look at diff ... Show More
30m 23s
Jul 2022
British Vs American English
<p>In this English lesson, we will take a look at some of the differences between British and American English and talk about some cultural differences between the two areas. </p>
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9m 55s
Aug 2022
Americans Discussing British English Accent, Vocab, and Culture
<p>What are some similarities and differences between the United States English and United Kingdom English? In this Native English Speaker conversation, we discuss US and UK pronunciation, culture, expressions, and intonation. </p>
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25m 52s
<p>Is there such a thing as a "superior" accent? What is a "bad" accent?</p>
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<p>In this episode of the My English Matters podcast, Aisya addresses a question frequently posed by our students: Which accent should we adopt to sound more fluent?</p>
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