SLOW ENGLISH PODCAST | New Episodes Daily (A1-A2) | English With Us Podcast
Sep 7, 2026 · 25 min · 18 segments
Slow English listening practice for A1–A2 learners. American English dialogue about Natural Disasters 🌊 Learn simple and common vocabulary, and clear pronunciation at a slow speed.🎧 Welcome to Slow…
Hello, everyone.
I hope you all are doing amazing today.
My name is David.
Hello, David.
And hello, everyone.
I am very excited about today's topic because natural disasters are serious events, but they are also very important to talk about in English.
People hear these words on the news, in school, at work, and in daily conversation.
I also think this topic is very useful because learners may need English to talk about weather, safety, danger, damage, and emergency situations.
So today, we are going to learn simple and practical English for talking about natural disasters.
That is perfect, Emma, because today we will learn simple English for talking about natural disasters.
We will talk about storms, floods, earthquakes, fires, warning words, safety, feelings, useful questions, and easy phrases people can use in real life.
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Hello, everyone.
I hope you all are doing amazing today.
My name is David.
Hello, David.
And hello, everyone.
I am very excited about today's topic because natural disasters are serious events, but they are also very important to talk about in English.
People hear these words on the news, in school, at work, and in daily conversation.
I also think this topic is very useful because learners may need English to talk about weather, safety, danger, damage, and emergency situations.
So today, we are going to learn simple and practical English for talking about natural disasters.
That is perfect, Emma, because today we will learn simple English for talking about natural disasters.
We will talk about storms, floods, earthquakes, fires, warning words, safety, feelings, useful questions, and easy phrases people can use in real life.
