Today, we’re diving into something everybody deals with… introducing yourself.

Whether it’s at work, in class, at a networking event, or even just meeting someone new in your neighborhood, introductions can feel awkward. Sometimes you don’t know what to say. Sometimes you say too much. And sometimes, the nerves just take over, and your brain decides to hit the pause button.

Sound familiar? Yeah. We’ve all been there.

But here’s the good news: introductions don’t have to be weird. In fact, they can be your best opportunity to make a strong impression — one that’s friendly, confident, and memorable for the right reasons.

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Today’s episode is all about How to Practice Speaking Skills Using AI. Speaking can feel like the toughest part of learning English, but with the right tools and strategies, it’s totally doable—and even fun!  

We’re diving into five sections today to make this super actionable: First, we’ll explore how AI voice assistants can help you practice speaking. Then, we’ll look at speech-practice apps for instant feedback. Next, we’ll talk about using AI voice mode for real conversations. After that, we’ll cover language exchange platforms to connect with real people. And finally, we’ll dive into the shadowing technique to boost your fluency. So, grab a glass of water to keep those vocal cords happy, and let’s get talking!  

Today, we’re diving into a super practical topic: How to Learn Vocabulary Effectively. Whether you’re just starting or brushing up on your skills, this episode is packed with tips to help you grow your word bank in a smart, sustainable way. 

So, grab a notebook, a cup of tea—or coffee, no judgment here—and let’s get started! We have four sections today to break it all down: First, we’ll discuss why context is king when learning vocabulary. Then, we’ll explore spaced repetition and how it can supercharge your memory. Next, we’ll dive into using AI tools, such as flashcards and ChatGPT, to make learning more interactive. And finally, we’ll cover the 80/20 rule and why focusing on the right words saves you time. Ready? Let’s do this! 

If you speak a language like Chinese, Japanese, Russian, or Turkish, you might notice something interesting: those languages don’t really use articles. You can talk perfectly fine without them.

Today’s episode is about a topic that seems small but is actually a huge part of speaking English clearly: articles. You know them—a, an, and the.

By the end of this episode, you’ll know:

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Today’s topic is one I'm frequently asked about: Past Simple vs. Past Continuous in Business Communications.

We’re going to break it down so you can understand not just the grammar rules, but also the why—why we choose one tense over the other, and how that choice changes the way people hear your message in a business setting.

In professional communication, small details make a big difference. The tense you choose affects clarity, credibility, and how your message is understood.

Think about it: when you write an email, give a presentation, or share an update with your team, you’re not just sharing information. You’re also shaping how people perceive you—your reliability, professionalism, and leadership. That’s why using the right tense isn’t just about grammar; it’s also about strategy.

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Today we’re focusing on a really useful topic: pairs of phrases that look similar, sound similar, but actually mean different things. These are the kinds of small details that can confuse learners. And when you mix them up, sometimes people still understand you — but it doesn’t sound quite right.

So, in this episode, we’re going to look at:

By the end of this episode, you’ll know exactly how to use these four phrases in conversations, at work, and in everyday life.

Now, many of you are learning English because you want to use it in everyday life. And what’s more everyday than ordering food? Especially pizza! Ordering a pizza might sound simple, but when you’re on the phone—without seeing the person—it can feel stressful.

Don’t worry. By the end of today’s episode, you’ll feel confident making a pizza order in English over the phone for delivery. I’ll teach you five important vocabulary words, five key phrases, and we’ll even practice a short role-play together. Ready? Let’s get started.

Our topic today? How to know what to say when you need to make small talk in social situations.

Now, I know for some of you, hearing the words “small talk” makes you want to run the other way. You might think: Ugh, it feels fake. Or maybe you freeze and have no idea what to say. Or you’re just not a fan of talking to strangers.

But here’s the truth: small talk isn’t magic. It’s not something you’re born knowing how to do. It’s a skill. And like any skill, you can learn it, you can practice it, and you can get better at it.

Today, we’re going to break down this topic step-by-step. I’ll explain what “small talk” means in American English, some easy topics to use, and a few fun vocabulary words to try out.