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Welcome to the listening Time podcast.
I'm Connor with Polyglossa.com, and you're listening to episode eleven of the listening Time podcast.
If this is your first time here, welcome.
I'm happy to have you here.
This podcast is for english learners who still can't understand native speech when it's spoken very fast at normal speed, and you're having trouble with that, but you can already understand a lot of English.
If that's you, then this podcast is perfect for you.
This podcast should help you reach the level of comprehension that you need to listen to real podcasts made for english speakers.
In each podcast, I talk about different topics, and I speak in a natural way.
I don't have any script.
I'm not reading anything.
I'm just talking as the words come to my mind.
So I speak naturally, but I speak a little bit more slowly and a little bit more clearly than the average native speaker.
So in today's podcast, in today's episode, we're gonna be talking about desserts.
So this is one of my favorite topics because I love desserts.
I have a sweet tooth, as we call it in English.
When someone says they have a sweet tooth, this means that they really like sugary sweet things.
So I have a sweet tooth.
So today I want to talk about desserts.
Also, remember that the transcript is available for this episode.
So if you want to read the words as you're listening, you can access the transcript for this podcast and listen to this episode multiple times to help you understand it better and better each time and improve your listening and your vocabulary.