Ep. 9 How to Study on your Own?

Japanese After 1 Year | My Honest Language Overview

In this episode of HeyTim Podcast, I look back on my first year of learning Japanese. I share what motivated me to start, what surprised me the most, and the challenges I've faced along the way. We discuss the Japanese writing systems, particles and sentence structure. I also rate Japanese in several categories and finish by speaking a little Japanese myself. A great episode for intermediate English listening practice and anyone interested in language learning and Japanese culture.

Gen Z & Alpha Slang Explained

In this episode of HeyTim Podcast, we explore some of the most popular Gen Z and Gen Alpha slang words and expressions that are shaping the way young people communicate online today. What do words like “rizz,” “delulu,” and “mid” actually mean, and how many words that are completely normal today originally started as slang. Only time will show whether today’s internet expressions could become part of everyday language in the future. A great episode for intermediate English listening practice and anyone interested in language, internet culture, and modern communication.

Russian Stereotypes: Truth or Myth? | Intermediate English Listening Practice

In this episode of HeyTim Podcast, my Spanish friend Miller and I explore common Russian stereotypes and discuss whether they are true or just myths. We also share his perspective on Russia. Perfect for intermediate English listening practice.

Ep. 10 Sant Jordi the Catalan version of Valentine’s Day

Hey there! A new short episode of the HeyTim Podcast is out — perfect for your English listening practice. Today we celebrate Sant Jordi, the Catalan version of Valentine’s Day. Tune in to learn how it’s celebrated, discover the original legend, and get a book recommendation at the end! The book I recommend is Spanish rose, Yorkshire thorns Book by Marta Cardona

Ep. 9 How to Study on your Own?

Hey there! A new episode of the HeyTim Podcast is out. In this episode, I talk about how to start studying on your own, what tools you need, and share some tips that personally help me stay focused and make progress.