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Welcome to the Listening Time podcast.
I'm Connor from polyglossa.com, and you're listening to episode three of the Listening Time podcast.
If this is your first time listening, I'd like to welcome you.
You are listening to a podcast that's going to help you practice your english listening.
So this podcast is for english learners who can't yet understand native speech.
When people speak at normal speed or in groups of people.
If you can't understand what natives are saying in those situations, but you can already understand a lot of English, this podcast should be perfect for you.
I made this podcast, and I'm doing this podcast to give material for those learners who are too advanced for the very beginning level material, the material that gives you dialogues where the people are reading from a script and they're speaking really slowly and they're not using natural language.
This podcast is not like that.
This podcast is for people that want to listen to authentic English, but English that's a little bit clearer and a little bit slower than real normal English.
So in each podcast, I talk about different topics.
I talk about topics that come to my mind throughout the week or just topics that I feel like talking about or topics that you suggest.
If you, the listener, have topics that you want me to talk about, well, let me know.
Leave me a comment and let me know what topics you're interested in hearing about on the listening Time podcast.
So also in this podcast, I don't read a script, right when I make these podcasts, I'm just speaking as the words come to my mind.
So it's natural, authentic English, but just a little bit more.
I speak a little bit more slowly and a little bit more clearly.
And with each podcast episode, you have the transcript available so you can read to understand the words that you missed when you listened to me the first time.
So that transcript should be helpful for all of you.
So in this episode, I'm going to talk about my trip to Peru.