Espresso English Podcast
Shayna Oliveira
Practical English lessons in 10-15 minute shots, often focusing on vocabulary and conversation starters.
Why we picked this
We picked Espresso English Podcast for its direct, no-frills approach to English instruction. Teacher Shaina delivers focused vocabulary and grammar lessons in short, standalone sessions—comparing regional dialects or mapping 40 alternatives to said—without the chatty filler that bloats other language shows. The feed prioritizes concrete, immediately usable language over abstract rules. It is a clear, structured supplement for intermediate learners who want daily practice without the overwhelm of endless internet resources.
Recent episodes
Stop saying "very" - Say THIS instead!
Jun 8, 20265 min
Restaurant English: 25 Phrases Confident English Speakers Use
Jun 1, 20265 min
Silent E: How One Letter Totally Changes The Pronunciation!
May 25, 20265 min
Advanced Vocabulary Every Fluent English Speaker Needs
May 21, 20266 min
ONE tiny step TODAY... for more fluent English in the future!
May 18, 20263 min
Real student stories to inspire and encourage you!
May 17, 20265 min
Too many ways to learn English?
May 15, 20264 min
Happy 14th Birthday to Espresso English!
May 14, 20267 min
[BEST LESSONS] - 40 words to use instead of "said"
May 13, 20269 min
[BEST LESSONS] - How to start conversations in English: 40 phrases
May 12, 20268 min
[BEST LESSONS] - American English vs. British English Vocabulary
May 11, 20268 min
[BEST LESSONS] - 10 Interesting Expressions With "Business"
May 10, 20265 min
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