Singing Languages

English as a Singing Language

Education EN ↓ 52 episodes

Experienced ESL teachers, Ece and Heather, know that learning any language can be a challenge but can be more enjoyable when you add music. By using a wide variety of music types from different time periods, our goal is to make learning English easy and fun by singing your way to better English proficiency. In each episode, we will discuss the artist, the type of music, key vocabulary, and a specific language focus like pronunciation or grammar. You do not have to be a singing superstar to enjoy this podcast. We look forward to sharing our love of language learning and music with you!

Author

Singing Languages

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Education

Latest episode

Feb 1, 2026

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Episodes

Welcome to English as a Singing Language! 21.06.2022

Join podcast hosts Ece and Heather for, English as a Singing Language. The hosts are both experienced language teachers who love to use songs and music to help students learn English. Different songs focus on different language features. The podcast will cover pronunciation, grammar and vocabulary using a wide variety of music from across many decades. As Ece and Heather always say, “Have fun and....

Introducing English as a Singing Language! 15.06.2022

Learn English with Ece and Heather. Each episode will feature a different song and each song will have a different language focus. We’ll learn about and practice English pronunciation, grammar and vocabulary. Have fun singing your way to better English!

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