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Listen to the ChatterFox podcast to improve your spoken English, pronunciation, and American accent. ChatterFox is a revolutionary learning tool with a mission of empowering non-native English speakers to speak clearly and confidently in English.
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Episodes
Common English Mistakes - Part 4 23.06.2026 1:24
Welcome to the ChatterFox Podcast. In this episode, we cover 12 common English mistakes that learners often make in everyday conversations and social situations. You'll learn natural American English alternatives to phrases like “Long time no see you,” “I know him since high school,” “I was very shame,” and “I can't come today.” These small corrections will help you sound more fluent, na...
Common English Mistakes: Part 3 18.06.2026 1:12
Welcome to the ChatterFox Podcast. In this episode, we fix 10 common English mistakes that many learners make in everyday conversations. You'll learn natural American English alternatives to phrases like “I need an advice,” “I have a good news,” “I’m responsible of this project,” and “My battery finished.” These small changes can help you sound more fluent, accurate, and confident when speaki...
Common English Mistakes - Part 2 13.06.2026 1:06
Welcome to the ChatterFox Podcast. In this episode, we cover 8 more common English mistakes that can make your speech sound unnatural to native speakers. You'll learn the correct way to say phrases like “married to someone,” “I agree,” “I look forward to seeing you,” and “I missed my bus.” Small corrections like these can make a big difference in your fluency and confidence. If you want to im...
Common English Mistakes part 1 08.06.2026 1:02
Welcome to the ChatterFox Podcast. In this episode, we cover some of the most common English mistakes that learners make in everyday conversations. You'll learn natural American English alternatives to phrases like “take a coffee,” “listen me,” and “I am boring,” so you can sound more fluent and confident when speaking. If you're looking to improve your speaking skills and communicate mo...
Business English Vocabulary: “At Your Earliest Convenience” Meaning at Work 20.05.2026 2:57
Welcome to the ChatterFox Business English Podcast. In this episode, we break down the formal workplace phrase “at your earliest convenience.” You’ll learn what it really means in professional emails, how it compares to “ASAP,” and why it sounds more polite and professional in American business communication. This lesson is perfect for immigrant and non-native English speaking professionals who...
Business English Vocabulary: “I Assume” Meaning at Work 15.05.2026 2:38
Welcome to the ChatterFox Business English Podcast. In this episode, we break down the workplace phrase “I assume.” You’ll learn what it really means in professional communication, why it can sometimes create confusion in American workplaces, and what native speakers often say instead to sound more collaborative and precise. This lesson is perfect for immigrant and non-native English speaking pr...
Business English Vocabulary: “Thanks in Advance” Meaning at Work 12.05.2026 2:10
Welcome to the ChatterFox Business English Podcast. In this episode, we break down the workplace phrase “Thanks in advance.” You’ll learn what it really means in professional emails, why it can sound polite but slightly strong, and when to use softer alternatives instead. This lesson is perfect for immigrant and non-native English speaking professionals who want to sound more natural and profes...
Business English Vocabulary: “Let’s Circle Back” Meaning at Work 30.04.2026 3:22
Welcome to the ChatterFox Business English Podcast. In this episode, we break down the workplace phrase “Let’s circle back.” You’ll learn what it really means in meetings, when professionals use it, and how the meaning can change depending on the situation. From pausing discussions to waiting for more information, this phrase is a key part of American workplace communication. If you want to go dee...
Business English Vocabulary: “Moving Forward” Meaning at Work 27.04.2026 3:08
Welcome to the ChatterFox Business English Podcast. In this episode, we break down the workplace phrase “moving forward.” You’ll learn what it really means, when professionals use it, and how it helps shift conversations from problems to solutions. This is a key phrase in American workplaces for setting direction, giving feedback, and aligning teams. If you want to go deeper, the ChatterFox Busine...
Business English Vocabulary: “Touch Base” Meaning at Work 25.04.2026 2:43
Welcome to the ChatterFox Business English Podcast . In this episode, we break down the common workplace phrase “touch base.” You’ll learn what it really means in American business communication, when professionals use it, and how to use it naturally in meetings, calls, and messages. This phrase is all about quick, efficient check-ins that keep work moving. If you want to go deeper, the ChatterFox...
Business English Vocabulary: “For Your Reference” Meaning at Work 15.04.2026 2:10
Welcome to the ChatterFox Business English Podcast . In this episode, we break down the workplace phrase “For your reference.” You’ll learn what it really means in American business emails, when to use it, and how it helps you share information without sounding demanding. This is a simple but powerful phrase that makes your communication more professional and natural. If you want to go deeper, ch...
Business English Vocabulary: “I’ll Get Back to You” Meaning at Work 12.04.2026 2:20
Welcome to the ChatterFox Business English Podcast. In this episode, we break down the common workplace phrase “I’ll get back to you.” You’ll learn what it really means in American business communication, when to use it, and how to sound more professional by adding clear timeframes. This lesson is perfect for immigrant and non-native English speaking professionals who want to respond confidently—e...
Business English Vocabulary: “Per My Last Email” Meaning at Work 10.04.2026 2:24
Welcome to the ChatterFox Business English Podcast . In this episode, we break down the workplace phrase “Per my last email.” You’ll learn what it really means, when professionals use it, and why tone matters when using this phrase in American workplaces. We’ll also cover softer alternatives that sound more natural and professional. Perfect for immigrant and non-native English speaking professiona...
Business English Vocabulary: “Just Checking In” Meaning at Work 08.04.2026 2:25
Welcome to the ChatterFox Business English Podcast. In this episode, we break down the common workplace phrase “Just checking in.” If you’ve ever felt stressed or unsure when you see this message, you’re not alone. You’ll learn what it really means in American workplaces, when people use it, and how to respond or use it yourself in a calm, professional way. Perfect for immigrant and non-native Eng...
How to Answer “Do You Have Any Questions for Me?” in a Job Interview 16.03.2026 3:35
Welcome to the ChatterFox Business English Lessons Podcast. In this episode, we talk about the final question you’ll hear in almost every U.S. job interview: “Do you have any questions for me?” Many candidates miss this opportunity—but strong questions can show curiosity, preparation, and real interest in the role. You’ll learn what hiring managers are actually evaluating, which questions make the...
How to Answer “Where Do You See Yourself in 5 Years?” in a Job Interview 13.03.2026 4:25
Welcome to the ChatterFox Business English Podcast. In this episode, we break down how to answer the classic job interview question: “Where do you see yourself in five years?” You’ll learn what recruiters are really evaluating, the simple three-part structure that keeps your answer clear and professional, and how to show ambition without sounding unrealistic. Designed for immigrant and non-native...
How to Answer “What Is Your Greatest Weakness?” in a Job Interview 12.03.2026 3:23
Welcome to the ChatterFox Business English Training Podcast. In this episode, we break down how to answer the job interview question: “What is your greatest weakness?” You’ll learn what recruiters are actually looking for, the simple structure that helps you answer honestly and professionally, and real examples that show self-awareness and growth. This lesson is designed for immigrant and non-nati...
How to Answer “Tell Me About a Setback” in a Job Interview 11.03.2026 3:25
Welcome to the ChatterFox Business English Training Podcast. In this episode, we break down how to answer the job interview question: “Tell me about a time you faced a setback.” This question isn’t about failure—it’s about resilience. You’ll learn what recruiters are really evaluating, the simple four-part structure that helps you tell a clear story, and how to show growth, professionalism, and a...
How to Answer “What Is Your Greatest Strength?” in a Job Interview 10.03.2026 3:26
Welcome to the ChatterFox Business English Podcast. In this episode, we break down how to answer the common job interview question: “What is your greatest strength?” You’ll learn what recruiters are actually listening for, the simple structure that helps you answer clearly, and how to support your strength with a short, real example. Designed for immigrant and non-native English speaking professio...
How to Answer: “What Attracted You to Our Company?” in a Job Interview 09.03.2026 3:17
Welcome to the ChatterFox Business English Lessons Podcast. In this episode, we break down how to answer the interview question: “What attracted you to our company?”—a question that sounds simple but often leads to weak, generic answers. You’ll learn what recruiters are really evaluating, the easy three-part structure that works in U.S. interviews, and practical examples you can adapt for your own...
How to Answer: “How Did You Hear About This Position?” 06.03.2026 3:26
Welcome to the ChatterFox Business English Podcast. In this episode, we break down how to answer the common interview question: “How did you hear about this position?” Most candidates give a short answer and miss a great opportunity to stand out. You’ll learn the simple Source–Action–Interest structure that recruiters like, plus practical examples you can use if you found the job through LinkedIn,...
Tell Me a Little Bit About Yourself: The Interview Answer That Works 03.03.2026 4:52
Welcome to the ChatterFox Podcast. In this episode, we break down how to answer one of the most important interview questions in the U.S.: “Tell me a little bit about yourself.” You’ll learn what recruiters are really listening for, the simple Present–Past–Future structure that works, and how to build a clear, confident answer that connects your experience to the role. Perfect for immigrants, non-...
Small Talk in U.S. Job Interviews (Make a Strong First Impression) 28.02.2026 3:12
Welcome to the ChatterFox Business English Podcast. In this episode, you’ll learn how small talk at the start of a U.S. job interview can shape the interviewer’s first impression of you. We break down what recruiters are really listening for, how to respond professionally to simple questions like “How’s your day going?”, and the easy structure you can use to sound calm, confident, and easy to work...
How to Greet in a U.S. Job Interview (First 30 Seconds Matter) 26.02.2026 4:27
Welcome to the ChatterFox Business English Podcast. In this episode, we break down how to greet professionally in a U.S. job interview—and why the first 30 seconds matter more than you think. You’ll learn what recruiters silently evaluate, how to introduce yourself with calm confidence (in person and virtual), and the simple phrases that create a strong first impression. Perfect for immigrant and...
How to Write a Modern Cover Letter 24.02.2026 5:42
Welcome to the ChatterFox Podcast. In this episode, we break down how to write a modern cover letter that actually gets read in today’s U.S. job market. You’ll learn what recruiters really look for, the simple 3-part structure that works, and how to use ChatGPT the right way—without sounding generic or fake. Perfect for immigrants, non-native English speakers, recent graduates, and career switcher...
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