Name: Slow English Podcast #1 | Listen and learn clear, slow, natural English
Uploaded: 2026-02-13T12:27:23.000Z
Duration: 12 min 44 s
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Welcome to my first slow English podcast.

Future simple

In this podcast, you will listen and then you will repeat after me.

This will help you practice your pronunciation, your accent and your confidence when speaking English.

I will speak slowly and clearly during the whole video.

And we arrived in Bangkok at 4pm it only snowed once.

So recently I went to South Korea with my older brother.

Now, this isn't my first trip to South Korea.

Around three years ago, I was an exchange student in South Korea.

An exchange student is a student that studies in a different university, usually in a different country for one semester or even two, like in my case.

So I studied in Seoul, South Korea for two semesters.

The university I studied at was Yonsei University.

That was three years ago, my first time in South Korea.

I had no idea how how public transit worked.

So it was very, very difficult for me to navigate and get around South Korea.

But I figured it out and now I am a professional.

I like using Naver Maps because you can't use Google Maps.

So me and my brother arrived in South Korea on the 28th of November.

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday.

The area my brother and I stayed in was called Hongdae.

It is a very popular and trendy neighborhood, especially from for younger people.

Because there are many universities surrounding Hongdae.

For example, Yonsei University, EWHA Woman's University, Sogang University, Hong Kong University.

And there might be more, but I don't know them all.

During our trip to Korea, we enjoyed a lot of very delicious Korean food.

Some of my favorite Korean food include Ddakgalbi, Jokbal jim, duck, kimchi, jigae and Korean barbecue.

Those are my five favorite Korean food foods.

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During our trip in Korea, it only snowed once and only for about 3:30 minutes.

It didn't snow for very long, but it snowed a lot.

And I know Korea is cold, but I didn't expect it to be so cold.

I wanted to buy a big puffy winter jacket, a big puffy winter jacket to cover my whole body from head to toe.

But I decided not to because I would then have to carry that winter jacket with me all throughout Asia.

Because I am going to be visiting many countries in Asia.

After Thailand, I will be going to Malaysia, then Vietnam, then China, then India, then Japan, then and after that.

Maybe Taiwan, maybe the Philippines, maybe Indonesia, maybe Hong Kong.

There are many places I would like to visit.

Now tell me, do you guys enjoy traveling?

I personally love traveling, but I like staying in one place for at least two weeks.

I don't like to travel every day or every week.

I like to stay in one place for at least two weeks and if I like it, then I'll stay for one month.

That is why I stayed in Korea for one month.

While I was in Korea, I also met up with one of my Korean friends, Johnny.

For dinner, we had this raw fish that we wrapped in leaves and put other toppings on before we ate it.

I personally am not a huge fan raw fish, but

it is very traditional in Korea to eat that raw fish at the start of winter.

One of my favorite things to do while I'm in Korea is to visit Gyeongbokgung Palace.

That is the really big and famous palace in Korea.

The palace was so beautiful and it was such a beautiful and sunny day the day I went.

We also were able to see the changing of the guard.

That was a very special thing to see because I have never seen it before.

I have never seen the changing of the guard before.

We got to experience what Christmas was like in Korea.

This was my first Christmas in Korea and it was very beautiful.