English Through Stories is for advanced speakers of English wishing to improve their listening and speaking skills. These scripts may be copied by teachers for classroom use, but neither the scripts nor the files may be posted to another website. All scripts and audio files are copyright 2005 by the Center for Educational Development.

Learn English Kids is for children who are learning English. Find games, songs, stories and lots of activities - and learn English too.

In order to achieve these objectives, "A Listening Companion" provides you with a series of English video clips of different people responding to the same interview questions. You can watch the clip as often as you like. You can download all the files.

podcast website for people learning English

This web site aims to help students to memorize English vocabularies in an easy and efficient way, by using pictures, sounds and games. Try our games and enjoy learning, like eating chocolate.

A collaborative bank of authentic audio resources, recorded by native speakers, for a freely pedagogical or personal use.

Here are 10 short "Shaggy Dog Stories" in mp3 format that you can download free of charge. You can also download a story called "Going to California".

 Learn Russian phrases to impress your loved one and Russian friends. Listen all the sentences with english translations.

English training for intermediate and advanced business English learners. Each ESL podcast lesson features realistic training dialogs demonstrating different skills (meetings, presentations, telephoning, etc.) and language functions (clarifying, disagreeing, expressing opinions, etc.) for workplace english training. The target language is carefully explained with further examples of useful phrases and reinforced with a speaking practice at the end of each lesson.

This site is intended for users interested in learning more about German phonetics. This site is organized into three areas: consonants,vowels and diphthongs. Each area contains a GPA chart for both sound areas. Clicking on a specific symbol within a chart will provide the following phonetic information