Rich English

Richard Hill

Season Two - Join me for some random English chat, learn some new words, discover some new ideas to improve your English and generally have lovely time ;-) Aimed at intermediate level English as a foreign language speakers and those who want to Learn the Smart Way.


Season One - If only you could speak and understand business English better, your products, services and brand could reach a global audience. Rich Hill chats to non-native English speakers who are successful business owners, managers and the self employed about their experiences of learning English to grow their businesses. Enrich your business English vocabulary, phrasal verbs and idioms. Press Play to Start Up >


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with Jiří Benedikt
06-10-2021
with Jiří Benedikt
Rich EnglishSeason 1 Episode 4 with Jiří BenediktToday's guest is a former employee turned start-up CEO turned freelance innovator, whose training workshops are delivered either in Czech or English. You will hear how enthusiastic Jiří is during our conversation, something which he also produces in his training sessions.  Welcome back to Rich English episode 4.In this episode we talk about:Effective v efficientBeing a start-up CEOPresenting and training in EnglishInnovationLean Six SigmaArtificial Intelligence and more...https://www.richardhill.czhttps://www.jiribenedikt.comhttps://www.profikem.czhttps://www.skillshare.com/  https://www.vimvic.cz/Rich English - Opening the door to a whole world of English contentCertainly Rich English won't be for everyone, but if you're interested in hearing real conversations with people who are entrepreneurs, business owners, self-employed or career-minded then it might be for you. My hope is that by interviewing (mainly but not exclusively) non-native English speakers about how they got started in business and their English learning journey, you, the listener will gain insight, knowledge and confidence to carry out your own plans and ideas.  You will also hear me explain some of the industry-specific words and phrases allowing you to better understand the conversation and open the door for you to listen to other similar podcasts and read blogs, websites, books etc. in English.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rich-english/message Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
How to Remember English Vocabulary
28-09-2021
How to Remember English Vocabulary
Rich English – Season 1 Episode 3 - How to Remember English VocabularyDo you struggle to remember new words is it hard for you to recall a new phrase you think you learned just yesterday?  In today's show I'm going to explain to you how you can drastically improve your recall system and implant new vocabulary in your memory, long term.  Welcome back to Rich English episode 3.So what do you do when you're trying to learn new vocabulary? Well, there are many good ways to help you remember your new words and phrases and traditionally people have written them down folded over the paper, written their other language on the other side. If you're like my dad, you might cut up those pieces of paper and use them like mini flashcards. People these days are practising with an application, something like Duolingo.In this episode I'll talk to you about:HooksSketchnotesMind-mappingVisualizationSpaced repetitionSo, if you want to find out any more information about any of these things you'll find it on my blog https://www.richardhill.czNext week: I will be back with another interview to help you better understand business English terms. OK, take care for now, bye-bye.Richard.Rich EnglishOpening the door to a whole world of English contentCertainly Rich English won't be for everyone, but if you're interested in hearing real conversations with people who are entrepreneurs, business owners, self-employed or career-minded then it might be for you. My hope is that by interviewing (mainly but not exclusively) non-native English speakers about how they got started in business and their English learning journey, you, the listener will gain insight, knowledge and confidence to carry out your own plans and ideas.  You will also hear me explain some of the industry-specific words and phrases allowing you to better understand the conversation and open the door for you to listen to other similar podcasts and read blogs, websites, books etc. in English.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rich-english/message Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
with Peter Fodor, Founder of App Agent
21-09-2021
with Peter Fodor, Founder of App Agent
Rich English – Season 1 Episode 2 with Peter Fodor Founder of App AgentOn Rich English today I'm joined by Peter Fodor, the Founder and CEO of App Agent a company that help producers of mobile applications and games to grow their user base and revenues.In this show we discuss how Peter began learning English and how he continues to improve as well as talk about his business life, starting out with Flow Studio, producing their own mobile games to making the transition into a mobile marketing agency.In the course of the conversation, you'll hear a few phrases and words I thought you may need explaining. Here they are:User acquisition and acquiring clients - these are from the verb to acquire meaning - to get. Basically, user acquisition is how you go about finding new users for your application.Getting into the flow is about becoming used to a particular situation and maybe getting your head in a particular space where you're feeling comfortable and concentrating.Workflow is the sequence of events or stages that a project might pass through to go from its initial start to completion.To have many hats really means that you have different roles you might have a role as the owner of a business but at the same time you also might take on a more menial task such as sending out invoices for example. So you could say I have an administrative role or an administrative hat as well as my owner hat.A worker bee is a person who is doing the detailed work, so it might be somebody in administration or might be somebody in design but worker bees are the people who are carrying out the larger ideas conceived by the boss.A pool of talent is the number of people who are available in any given sector of business who might be your target to take on as an employee.Collaborative tools are platforms such as Slack, Trello, Asana or even your Google calendar which is open to other people to view. Basically, any kind of platform where you can work closely with other people in order to further your project.CV curriculum vitae is a document outlining your education and work/training history and personal interests.A red flag is a warning.Check out Peter's company App Agent - www.appagent.comLink to full transcription - www.richardhill.czSuggested app/extension mentioned by Peter - www.grammarly.comNext week I will be back with a solo show to help you with remembering your new vocabulary. OK,  take care for now, bye-bye.Richard.Opening the door to a whole world of English contentCertainly Rich English won't be for everyone, but if you're interested in hearing real conversations with people who are entrepreneurs, business owners, self-employed or career-minded then it might be for you. My hope is that by interviewing (mainly but not exclusively) non-native English speakers about how they got started in business and their English learning journey, you, the listener will gain insight, knowledge and confidence to carry out your own plans and ideas.  You will also hear me explain some of the industry-specific words and phrases allowing you to better understand the conversation and open the door for you to listen to other similar podcasts and read blogs, websites, books etc. in English.--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rich-english/message Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
with Marketa Horáková from Terapie v Lese
10-09-2021
with Marketa Horáková from Terapie v Lese
Rich EnglishSeason 1, Episode 1with Marketa Horáková from Terapie v Lese (Therepy in the Forest) who provide therapeutic journeys in the countryside, forests and Prague’s parks.Full episode transcription hereHi welcome to the first episode of Rich English and a chat with Marketa about her business experience and English learning journey. Before we get into the interview with Marketa I thought I should explain one or two phrases that um myself or Marketa to use in the interview just help you better understandFurther afield and it means places away from the specific location you're in. Donkey work and heavy lifting meaning the nuts and bolts (there's another phrase for you -  it's the details) - carrying out the actual work. You might have a great idea but then who's going to do it, who's going to do the the data inputting, who's going to build physically the website, who's going to put their fingers to the keyboard and do the actual work? That's the donkey work or the heavy lifting.Down the road - in the future, at a more advanced stage than now. To cover plenty of bases which means to involve everyone or everything in a situation. My conversation with Marketa is an interesting one and I'm sure there's a lot to learn so without further ado press play and get on with the showI I hope you enjoy it, I'd love you to leave me a little review and leave me any comments. Of course you can visit my website https://richardhill.cz/ get in touch with me there I'm on Facebook LinkedIn the usual places next week I will be back with an interview with a really interesting guy Peter Fodor who is from a company called App Agent and they help uh companies who are developing applications for mobile phones he his company helps them to market those applications uh that's a really interesting chat and i hope you can join me all right take care for now, bye-bye.https://www.terapievlese.cz/englishhttps://richardhill.cz/rich-english-podcast-s01e01/--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rich-english/message Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.