New Jersey: Diners, Delis and Parks | English Listening Practice

So I lived in New Jersey for over 20 years, and let me assure you that there are many different ways of speaking English in The Garden State. In this episode, I share some of my family's favourite things about the state we called home for many years. It's not a typical travel guide because it's personal. I'll also share some of the ways the locals could tell I was Canadian: it had everything to do with my English accent. Yep, they knew when I said certain words that I wasn't speaking New Jersey English. That's the beauty of English: it's spoken in different ways, from beginner English to advanced English, we all bring our own accent and vocabulary to it. I hope you learn a few things about this state, and if you're from New Jersey, tell me what your personal recommendations are: we'll share our love of New Jersey on Instagram for others to see.   Thanks for listening! I hope that you are learning some new techniques for how to listen. Are you listening a few times? Are you writing words and expressions down and practising their pronunciation? Are you reading the transcript (available on my website: https://www.englishwithcatherine.com/) and seeing the words that you didn't hear, the words that are very quiet or that are reduced or connected to other words?    Check out my posts about listening on Instagram:   Follow Amos The Transparent, the band that you hear in this podcast. They were just voted as the best Ottawa band for 2022.