English with Navid

A first date, a glowing tea, a floating spoon, a tiny waiter… and a mysterious countdown. What could possibly go wrong?

Learn natural English expressions through a funny, magical date story.

Job interviews are stressful enough… now imagine adding a cat, a strange marketing challenge, and the question: “If you were an office supply, what would you be?” 😂

In this episode, you’ll learn natural expressions like bring your A-game, think on your feet, wing it, and throw someone under the bus... all through a fun story.

🎧 Listen and tell me: what’s the weirdest interview question you’ve ever heard?

A business meeting, a mystery member, a budget fight… and a cat that takes over the call. 😅

Learn natural B2–C1 business English through one very weird meeting.

In this episode of English with Navid, I tell an airport story about running late, overweight luggage, security problems, a delayed flight, turbulence, and the fear of losing a suitcase.

While you listen, you’ll also learn useful upper-intermediate expressions such as cutting it fine, go overboard, out of the woods, and fear the worst...all naturally through the story.

🌍 The future is full of possibilities...All you have to do is take the first step.

Learn the expression "The World Is Your Oyster" in today's podcast! ✨🎙️

🤫 I have heard you've got some juicy gossip…Don’t keep us waiting!

Spill the tea! ☕😄

Tune in to learn one of the most popular informal English expressions used by native speakers. 🎙️

🔥 Great opportunities don’t stay around forever!

Learn the expression “Strike While the Iron is Hot” and discover why timing can make all the difference! 🎙️✨

🎙️ New job? New business? New adventure?

Sometimes you’ve just got to go for it. 😎💪

Learn the expression “Fortune Favors the Bold” in today’s podcast! 🚀

Someone criticizes you…💬🥺

Do you overthink it? Or simply move on? ☺️

🦆 Learn the expression “Like Water Off a Duck’s Back” in today’s podcast and sound more natural in English.

⏳ “Is it ready yet? What about now?” 😄

If someone can’t wait, there’s a perfect English expression for that.

Learn “Hold Your Horses” in today’s podcast! 🐴🎙️