Listen to English every day!

411
아니오
Forget getting to yes. Camp says No works better, both at the office and at home. If you don't believe No will help you get what you want, he points out, just watch a three-year-old obstinately repeat No . . . No . . . No, over and over again.

601
디제이
The school offers classes for those wanting to become professionals as well as those who just want to mix party music for friends. The two year program leads to certification and helps with job placement.

1641
장미
Are you so concerned with moving up in your career that you feel stressed and unhappy? If so, maybe it is time for you to stop and smell the roses.

613
뉴욕 그랜드 센트럴 터미널
The huge building has not changed much since it opened in February, 1913. About 750,000 people pass through Grand Central every day. Some just come to look at it, others to visit the stores. But most are there to catch the trains that enter and leave from the station.

1192
그러피티
A majority of the artists that work with Art Block DC come from the graffiti community, so it's about building opportunities for the graffiti writers to have a path towards public service through creating these murals.

1168
근육이 발음을 기억한다
When you repeat a physical action many times, your brain develops permanent memory for how to do it.

419
훌라 후프
The games that Americans play these days often involve ultra-realistic, high-tech video sports and combat simulations. We still dabble with archaic games like solitaire and chess...

993
물타다
I thought Lisa’s speech was going to be aggressive but it was watered down! It was watered down? How so?

1634
백마 탄 왕자
Jamie: I met my prince charming at a friend’s house. We met through friends and we dated for a year and a half.

1568
선생님을 위한 사과
Some word experts say that no other fruit is used in more English language expressions than the apple.

428
일자리 구하기
Experts say that January is the top month for getting a new job. Many Americans make a promise that they will find a new or better job in the new year. And many businesses decide to fill empty positions this time of year.

1648
흐름에 맡기다
Jen: But my family wanted to watch ‘The Wolverine’ so I just decided to go with the flow. And you know, that was fine with me.

1791
석탄
Coal is the world’s biggest source of fuel for electricity. It is also the world’s biggest single source of greenhouse gases.

461
보이지 않는 울타리
Let's talk about dogs and fences and cattle! More Americans have dogs than have fences, which is why somebody invented so-called invisible fences.

800
규칙을 왜곡하다
Hey, how is your new apartment? It’s great except for one thing. I am not allowed to have any pets. But I really want to get a dog. Do you think I can bend the rules and get one?

1418
한국 문화 캠프
Campers and teachers at Korean Culture Camp in St. Paul, Minnesota, start the day by saying “hello” in Korean. “Anyunghaseyo, Anyunghaseyo.”

980
간단히 말해서
Jen: So were you able to resolve the issue with Lisa? Jason: It was complicated but to make a long story short, I resolved the issue with Lisa.

1161
귀찮은 일이야
Jen: George, it seems like you have a big list of ‘Back to School’ items for your kids. George: This is my first year doing it. My wife usually does it so yes…it is a hassle for me.

503
전자책
These days, instead of turning paper pages, many readers reach for handheld devices. These electronic readers not only store books to show on a screen, they can also read them out loud.

1134
사는 곳과 수명
A new study has found that how long Americans live depends on where they live.