oh. I forgot my introduction before write something, I’m 26 years old uni- student and I live in seoul, do you know noryangjin station?? near the young san.

I’ve been to Australia for a year and learned English in there.
but actually I’m not good at english “yet”. haha, but It’s ok to understand your podcast. probably I can understand 90percent ?? I don’t know and I have fun when I study another language.

I digress anyway, just e-mail me if you have spare time to contact me. I and my friends waited for contack.

have a good night! (:

I’ll pass on your compliments. His area of study is attempting to complete the fossil record of the North American marsupial mammals of a certain time period that apparently developed independently from those in present-day Australia. I hope the find time to join him in the field some summer, but I think I will pass on the screen washing at the lab ;).

(Wow, I used two different meanings of ‘to pass on’)

I agree with you that both you and Michael are all-American.

I love this podcast. It seems like real talks, it’s bold and uncensored (we do hear swear words. But that’s totally OK). The bulk of the other English-learning podcasts out there are quite sanitized, contrived and don’t quite reflect the way English is actually spoken by native speakers.

But in Bombenglish, I hear occasional fillers such as “like”, “you know” especially from Michael so I guess it’s got to be REAL ENGLISH we’re hearing from the hosts.

The more spontaneous, natural and unscripted the conversations are, the better it is for the listeners and the MORE popular this website will become. I have a feeling bombenglish will become the next HUGE thing for English learners.

I wanna thank Jennifer and Michael for making this next big thing available not only to Koreans but learners from other countries as well, like me.

Keep the Real english coming, Jen & Mike :))

Ciao

I’ve got a brother who enjoys collecting fossils too — but it’s because he’s a paleontologist!