B1🎓 | Intermediate EnglishGet ready with me and my sister while you learn English naturally through comprehensible input. We speak slowly, clearly, and naturally so you can improve your English without feeling overwhelmed :))

This video is for ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS!What’s inside my bag? in slow, clear, comprehensible English that beginners can actually understand!Listen, relax, and see how much English you already understand.If you want more slow English and beginner-friendly lessons, subscribe for more videos.

Welcome to this easy English listening practice for absolute beginners! 🇬🇧In this episode, you will learn English through slow, clear, and simple conversations designed especially for beginners. You can listen while relaxing, walking, studying, or getting ready for your day.This comprehensible input method helps you understand English naturally without translating every word. Listen carefully, repeat useful phrases, and practice as often as possible to improve your listening and speaking skills.🎧 Perfect for:• Absolute beginners (A0–A1)• English listening practice• Learning everyday vocabulary• Improving pronunciation• Building confidence in English• Learning English through comprehensible inputListen, repeat, and enjoy learning English step by step! 🚀#EnglishForBeginners #LearnEnglish #EnglishListening #ComprehensibleInput #BeginnerEnglish #EnglishPractice #LearnEnglishFast #EnglishSpeaking

If you can understand this... congratulations! You are at a B2 Level!In this episode, I share thoughts from Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer — a beautiful book about nature and gratitude — and how the way we see the world is a lot like the way we learn a language. 🌿💬 What's the most thoughtful gift you've ever received? And will you read Braiding Sweetgrass with me?

Improve your English naturally with this Slow English Podcast episode.First, listen to the story slowly. Then, listen again at a natural speed and shadow along with me.In today's episode, I share a personal story about a small curl in my hair that brought back childhood memories and reminded me of who I used to be.Perfect for intermediate English learners (B1) who want to improve their listening through real stories and natural English.

Want to flirt in English without sounding awkward?Let’s learn the natural phrases native English speakers actually use when they're interested in someone—and the common mistakes that make learners sound unnatural.Whether you're trying to make friends, start dating, or simply sound more natural in English conversations, these expressions will help you speak with more confidence.Practice with me, repeat the phrases out loud, and you'll be ready to use them in real life.🔔 Subscribe for slow English stories every week!Follow me for daily English tips:Instagram: / slow_english_podcast TikTok: / slow.english.podcast 0:00 intro0:37 What to Say? VS What NOT to Say?2:11 Compliments that sound natural3:14 Common Mistakes3:36 Community Opens Today4:04 Common Mistakes in Casual Conversation6:46 Questions for you7:05 Phrases that Sound Natural7:33 Shadowing Practice!8:37 Thanks for Watching :)

Can you understand real, natural English?No boring exercises. Just meaningful, conversational English you can actually enjoy listening to.Welcome back to my slow English podcastChallenge your listening. Learning English doesn’t have to be boring. Ive helped my students go from being scared to speak, to gaining confidence in life and English. And speaking with native English speakers.Listen, follow along, and see how much you can understand.Let's learn to appreciate things and people while you have them. Subscribe for new English speaking practice, slow English lessons, listening practice, shadowing exercises, and real-life conversations every week.0:00 The Power of Gratitude1:37 How to Show Gratitude.3:00 New Perspectives5:36 Small Act of Kindness7:38 How to keep learning

Practice advanced English listening AND speaking with this B2–C1 English shadowing practice!Have a conversation with me about confidence, fear, making mistakes, and learning to stay open — in English.If you can understand most of this conversation… your English is getting REALLY good.Remember: you can’t learn a language while constantly protecting yourself from mistakes.Keep listening. Keep speaking. Let yourself be a learner.Subscribe for new English listening and speaking practice every week!0:00 intro1:00 The Book I've Been Reading1:46 Opening Yourself Up4:39 Where it all Connects8:12 Why You Shouldn't Close Yourself off13:25 All the More Reason to Stay open...15:00 In Conclusion