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Learn English: Grammar, Culture and Real Conversation Beyond the Textbook
Learning Strategies, Holiday Traditions, Study Habits and Film Recommendations, All Explained in EnglishBy Minea KapidzicNarrated by Minea KapidzicLength3h 3m
About this audiobook
You already know some English. What you are missing is someone who explains the rest properly. Minea Kapidzic teaches English as a foreign language, and this course is the way she actually teaches: one clear explanation at a time, in plain English, with the reasoning behind every rule. No drills, no repeat-after-me. You listen the way you would listen to a good conversation. Across eight episodes she works through the grammar that decides whether people understand you – the three families of English tenses, why "I live in Germany" and "I'm living in Germany" mean different things, the four ways English talks about the future, and all four conditional forms. Each rule arrives with examples you would actually say out loud. Between the grammar, the course opens up: where the word Christmas comes from and how the holiday is celebrated from Japan to Brazil, where New Year's resolutions began and why the wording of yours decides whether you keep it, how to organise study time when nobody is watching, and ten films worth watching with English subtitles. These episodes were recorded between 2020 and 2021 and are published here in their original form – including the moments where Minea speaks about the world as it was at the time. Three hours in sixty short tracks, made for the car, the train, or the walk to work. English explained by someone who learned it as a foreign language too – and who remembers exactly where it gets difficult.
Audiobook details
GenreChildren's Literature, Young Adult
Length3 hrs 3 mins
Narrated byMinea Kapidzic
FormatAudiobook
Publish dateSep 28, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Why an English Course Belongs in Your Headphones
2Don't Study English, Use It Every Day
3Ten Minutes of English a Day Beats One Long Session
4Stop Translating English in Your Head
5Learn English From Interviews With Native Speakers
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6Movies With English Subtitles, and Why Books Still Matter
7Look Up Only One English Word in Three
8Start Small, and Meet the English Tense System
9Three Boxes: Present, Past and Future in English
10Simple, Continuous and Perfect in Every English Tense
11The English Present Simple: Habits and Facts
12English Questions by Inversion, and Adverbs of Frequency
13English Lesson: I Live in Germany, or I'm Living in Germany
14The English Present Perfect: A Past You Still Feel
15English Grammar: Have and Has, and the Christmas Episode Begins
16Christ's Mass: Where the English Word Comes From
17Christmas in English: Why It Falls on the Twenty-Fifth of December
18Epiphany, Hanukkah and How to Read Years in English
19Learn English: One Christmas, Three Different Dates
20English Christmas Vocabulary: Christmas Eve, Boxing Day and the Tree
21Red Ribbons, Bells and the Yule Log
22English Christmas Vocabulary: Saint Nicholas and the First Card
23Christmas in Japan, Brazil and India
24Christmas in English: Two Billion People, and Five Surprising Facts
25Mistletoe, Mariah Carey and the Only Real Christmas Song
26Learn English: New Year Resolutions Began in Babylon
27From Janus to Will, the Simplest English Future
28English Lesson: Be Going To, for Intentions and Evidence
29Timetables, and the English Word Renowned
30English Vocabulary: Procrastinate, and Saying What You Will Do
31Learn English: Andrew's Resolution, Written out in Full
32Meet Minea, English Tutor and Chemistry Student
33Learn English: Decision Fatigue, and the Downside of Freedom
34Should and Ought To, for Giving Advice in English
35English Grammar: If I Were You, Three Ways to Give Advice
36Set Your Own Deadlines When Nobody Else Does
37English Study Tips: Reward Yourself, and Take Real Breaks
38Don't Compare, and Surviving Exam Season
39Extracurricular: One English Word Worth Knowing
40English Study Tips: Nobody Expects You to Study Around the Clock
41Volunteering, and Her First English Class
42A Yale Scholarship, and Where English Took Her
43English Study Tips: Draw Clear Boundaries and Set Specific Goals
44Notion, To-Do Lists, or Just Pen and Paper
45Learn English: Study With Others, and the Pomodoro Technique
46Four-Hour Blocks, and Ten Movies to Learn English From
47Watch With English Subtitles, and Learn to Describe
48Learn English with Movies: The Green Mile
49The Lord of the Rings, All Three Movies
50Learn English with Movies: Shawshank and Eat Pray Love
