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0:00[music]
0:03>> You understand English when you listen,
0:05but when someone asks you a question,
0:07your mind goes blank. You freeze. You
0:10translate in your head. You worry about
0:13mistakes. Today, that changes. Welcome
0:16back to day two of Speak Up Sessions
0:19English podcast, where we don't just
0:21learn English, we speak English. Hello
0:25everyone. Welcome back to Speak Up
0:28Sessions English podcast. I'm Masu, your
0:31English teacher and friend. If you're
0:33watching this right now, I'm so proud of
0:35you. You came back for day two. That
0:38means you're serious about speaking
0:40English fluently, and that's amazing.
0:43Today, we're going to practice 99 real
0:46English sentences that you can use every
0:49single day. We'll talk, we'll listen,
0:52we'll repeat, and most importantly,
0:55we'll build your confidence. And I'm not
0:57alone today. My friend Fisu is here with
1:00me. Fisu, how are you feeling today?
1:02>> Hi Masu. Hi everyone. To be honest, I'm
1:05a little nervous. Yesterday was day one
1:07and I learned a lot, but I still feel
1:09like I can't speak quickly. My brain, it
1:12translates everything first, you know?
1:14Like someone says, "How are you?" and I
1:16think in my language first, then I try
1:18to say it in English. It's slow.
1:20>> Fisu, that is so normal. Actually, most
1:23English learners do exactly the same
1:25thing. But here's the good news. The
1:28more you practice speaking, the less you
1:30translate. Your brain starts thinking in
1:33English naturally, and that's exactly
1:35what we're doing today. We're training
1:38your brain with real conversations, real
1:40sentences, and real-life situations. Are
1:43you ready?
1:44>> Yes, I'm ready. Let's do this.
1:46>> Perfect. All right, everyone, grab your
1:49headphones, sit comfortably, and let's
1:51start speaking English together. Don't
1:54worry about mistakes. Just listen,
1:56repeat, and enjoy. Let's go. Okay, Fizu.
2:00Let's start with something simple.
2:02Imagine we just met today. I'm going to
2:05ask you some basic questions, and you
2:07answer naturally. Don't think too much.
2:10Just speak. Ready?
2:12>> Okay, I'll try.
2:13>> Good morning, Fizu. How are you today?
2:16>> Good morning, Masu. I'm I'm good. How
2:19are you?
2:19>> I'm doing great. Thank you. So, tell me,
2:22what did you do yesterday?
2:24>> Yesterday, um
2:26I I study English. I watch video, and I
2:32uh I eat dinner with my family.
2:34>> Awesome. Okay, Fizu, listen. You did
2:37great, but let me help you sound more
2:39natural. When we talk about yesterday,
2:42we use the past tense. So, instead of I
2:45study, we say I studied. Instead of I
2:49watch, we say I watched. And instead of
2:53I eat, we say I ate. Let's try again.
2:56What did you do yesterday?
2:58>> Oh, okay. Yesterday, I studied English.
3:02I watched a video, and I ate dinner with
3:04my family.
3:05>> Perfect. See? That sounds so natural
3:08now. You're already improving. Now, let
3:11me ask you, do you like studying
3:13English?
3:14>> Yes, I like it. But sometimes it's
3:16difficult. I want to speak fluently, but
3:19I make many mistakes.
3:21>> Fizu, listen to me. Mistakes are not
3:24bad. Mistakes are proof that you are
3:26trying. Every time you make a mistake,
3:29you learn something new. Native speakers
3:31also make mistakes sometimes. So, don't
3:34be afraid. The most important thing is
3:36to keep speaking, okay?
3:38>> Okay. Thank you, Masu. I feel better
3:41now.
3:41>> Good. All right, everyone. Did you
3:43notice how Fizu improved in just a few
3:46seconds? That's the power of practice.
3:49Now, let's move to a longer
3:52conversation. Okay, Fizo. Now, I want to
3:55have a real conversation with you.
3:57Imagine we're friends and we're talking
3:59about our weekend plans. I'll start and
4:02you respond naturally. Don't worry about
4:05being perfect. Just speak from your
4:07heart. Ready?
4:08>> Yes, I'm ready.
4:10>> So, Fizo, this weekend is coming soon.
4:12Do you have any plans?
4:14>> Hmm, this weekend? Actually, I don't
4:17have big plans. I think I will stay at
4:19home. Maybe I will watch some movies.
4:21What about you, Masou? Do you have
4:23plans?
4:23>> Oh, that sounds relaxing. I like staying
4:26at home, too. For me, I'm planning to
4:28visit my friend. We're going to have
4:30lunch together at a new restaurant. I'm
4:33really excited because I heard the food
4:35there is amazing. Have you ever tried a
4:38new restaurant and loved it?
4:39>> Yes, last month I went to a new
4:42restaurant with my brother. The food was
4:44delicious. I ordered pasta and my
4:46brother ordered pizza. We talked a lot
4:49and we laughed. It was a very good day.
4:51>> That's wonderful. I love those kinds of
4:54days. You know, Fizo, when you talk
4:56about happy memories, your English
4:58sounds so natural. You didn't translate,
5:01you just spoke from your feelings.
5:03That's the secret. When you stop
5:05thinking too much, your English flows.
5:08Do you feel that?
5:09>> Yes, actually I do feel it. When I talk
5:12about things I like, it's easier. But
5:14when someone asks me a difficult
5:15question, I freeze.
5:17>> That's very common and the solution is
5:20simple. Practice easy conversations like
5:22this every day. The more you practice,
5:25the more confident you become. Even
5:28difficult questions will feel easy
5:30later. Trust the process.
5:32>> Okay, I trust you, Masou. Let's keep
5:34practicing.
5:35>> That's the spirit. All right, everyone.
5:38Let's practice some real-life situations
5:40now. These are conversations you will
5:43use every day. Listen carefully and
5:45repeat after us. Now we're going to
5:48practice different real-life situations.
5:51These are conversations you need every
5:53day at a restaurant, with friends,
5:56shopping, and more. Fizu and I will act
5:59them out and you listen and repeat.
6:01Let's start. Situation one, at a
6:04restaurant. Imagine you're at a
6:06restaurant. The waiter comes to your
6:08table. Let's practice.
6:10>> Good evening. Welcome to our restaurant.
6:12Are you ready to order?
6:13>> Good evening. Yes, I'm ready. Can I have
6:16a chicken sandwich and a glass of orange
6:19juice, please?
6:20>> Of course. Would you like fries with
6:22that?
6:22>> Yes, please. That sounds great.
6:24>> Perfect. Your order will be ready in
6:26about 10 minutes.
6:27>> Thank you so much. See, simple and
6:30polite. Now, Fizu, let's switch. You be
6:33the customer and I'll be the waiter.
6:36Hello, welcome. Are you ready to order?
6:38>> Yes. Um
6:40can I have a pizza, please?
6:43>> Sure. Which pizza would you like? We
6:45have cheese, pepperoni, and veggie
6:48pizza.
6:49>> Oh, I want cheese pizza, please.
6:51>> Great choice. Anything to drink?
6:54>> Yes. Uh
6:55water, please.
6:56>> Perfect. I'll bring it soon.
6:58>> Thank you.
6:59>> Excellent, Fizu. You see, ordering food
7:02in English is easy. Just be polite,
7:04speak clearly, and don't worry about
7:07being perfect. Situation two, talking to
7:10a friend. Now let's practice a friendly
7:13conversation. Imagine you meet your
7:15friend on the street.
7:17>> Hey Masu. Long time no see. How have you
7:19been?
7:20>> Hey Fizu. I've been good, thanks. I've
7:23been really busy with work, but I'm
7:25happy. How about you? What have you been
7:27up to?
7:28>> I've been learning English. Actually,
7:30I'm watching this great podcast every
7:32day. It's helping me a lot.
7:33>> That's awesome. I'm so proud of you.
7:36Learning a new language is not easy, but
7:38you're doing it. Keep going.
7:40>> Thank you. You always encourage me. By
7:43the way, do you want to grab coffee
7:44sometime?
7:45>> I'd love that. How about this Saturday?
7:48>> Saturday works for me. Let's meet at
7:503:00 p.m.
7:51>> Perfect. See you then.
7:53>> See you, Masu.
7:54>> Great job, Fizu. This is how friends
7:56talk in English. Natural, relaxed, and
7:59friendly. Did everyone hear how we used
8:02phrases like long time no see and how
8:04have you been? These are super useful.
8:07All right, now let's go shopping. Fizu,
8:10you're the customer and I'm the shop
8:12assistant. Good afternoon. How can I
8:14help you today?
8:15>> Good afternoon. I'm looking for a
8:17T-shirt.
8:18>> Sure. What size do you need?
8:20>> Um medium, please.
8:23>> Great. What color do you like? We have
8:25black, white, blue, and red.
8:28>> I like blue. Can I see the blue one?
8:31>> Of course. Here it is. Would you like to
8:33try it on?
8:34>> Yes, please. Where is the fitting room?
8:36>> It's right over there, on the left.
8:39>> Thank you.
8:40>> You're welcome. Perfect, Fizu. Shopping
8:42in English is very simple when you know
8:44these phrases. Can I see, where is, I'm
8:48looking for. These are super helpful.
8:50Situation four, asking for help. Now
8:54let's practice asking for help. Imagine
8:57you're lost and you need directions.
8:59>> Excuse me, can you help me?
9:01>> Of course. What do you need?
9:03>> I'm looking for the train station. Do
9:05you know where it is?
9:06>> Yes, it's very close. Go straight for
9:09two blocks, then turn left. You'll see
9:11it on your right.
9:12>> Thank you so much. I appreciate it.
9:14>> No problem. Have a great day.
9:16>> You too.
9:17>> See? Don't be afraid to ask for help.
9:20People will always help you. Situation
9:23five, meeting new people. Now let's
9:26practice meeting someone new. Fizu,
9:29imagine we just met at a party.
9:31>> Hi, I'm Fizu. Nice to meet you.
9:34>> Hi, Fizu. I'm Masu. Nice to meet you,
9:36too. So, what do you do?
9:39>> I'm a student. I'm studying business.
9:41How about you?
9:42>> Oh, interesting. I'm an English teacher.
9:45I help people learn English every day.
9:48>> That's amazing. Actually, I'm learning
9:50English right now. It's challenging, but
9:52I enjoy it.
9:53>> That's great. If you ever need help,
9:55feel free to ask me.
9:57>> Thank you. I really appreciate that.
9:59>> Anytime. Beautiful. When you meet new
10:02people, just be polite, ask questions,
10:05and listen. It's that simple. Okay,
10:07Fizu, you're doing so well. Let's move
10:10to the listen and repeat section now.
10:13All right, everyone. This is the most
10:15important part for your speaking
10:17practice. I'm going to say useful
10:19English sentences, and I want you to
10:21repeat after me. Speak out loud. Don't
10:24be shy. Fizu will repeat with you, too.
10:27Ready? Let's go. Good morning.
10:30>> Good morning.
10:31>> How are you today?
10:32>> How are you today?
10:33>> I'm doing great. Thank you.
10:35>> I'm doing great. Thank you.
10:37>> What did you do yesterday?
10:38>> What did you do yesterday?
10:40>> I studied English yesterday.
10:42>> I studied English yesterday.
10:44>> I watched a video online.
10:46>> I watched a video online.
10:48>> I ate dinner with my family.
10:50>> I ate dinner with my family.
10:52>> Do you have any plans this weekend?
10:55>> Do you have any
10:56>> I'm going to visit my friend.
10:58>> I'm going to visit my friend.
11:01>> I'm planning to stay at home.
11:03>> I'm planning to stay at home.
11:05>> Can I have a chicken sandwich, please?
11:08>> Can I have a chicken sandwich, please?
11:11>> I'd like a glass of water, please.
11:14>> I'd like a glass of water, please.
11:16>> Where is the train station?
11:18>> Where is the train station?
11:20>> Excuse me, can you help me?
11:23>> Excuse me, can you help me?
11:25>> Thank you so much.
11:27>> Thank you so much.
11:28>> I really appreciate it.
11:31>> I really appreciate it.
11:33>> Nice to meet you.
11:34>> Nice to meet you.
11:36>> I'm a student.
11:37>> I'm a student.
11:39>> I'm learning English.
11:40>> I'm learning English.
11:42>> It's challenging, but I enjoy it.
11:45>> It's challenging, but I enjoy it.
11:48>> I want to speak fluently.
11:50>> I want to speak fluently.
11:52>> I practice every day.
11:54>> I practice every day.
11:57>> I'm making progress.
11:58>> I'm making progress.
12:00>> I feel more confident now.
12:03>> I feel more confident now.
12:05>> I don't give up.
12:07>> I don't give up.
12:09>> I believe in myself.
12:11>> I believe in myself.
12:13>> Wow, Fizu, you did amazing. Everyone,
12:17did you repeat those sentences out loud?
12:20If not, rewind and do it again.
12:23Repetition is the key to fluency. The
12:26more you repeat, the more natural your
12:29English becomes. Great job. All right,
12:32now let's learn some super useful
12:34vocabulary. These are words and phrases
12:37you'll use every day. I'll explain each
12:40one in simple English, give you an
12:42example, and Fizu will ask questions.
12:45Let's start.
12:47Word one, plan. The word is plan. A plan
12:51is something you decide to do in the
12:53future. For example, I have a plan to
12:56study English every day. Fizu, do you
12:59have a plan for tomorrow?
13:01>> Yes, my plan is to practice English for
13:0430 minutes.
13:05>> Perfect. That's a great plan.
13:08Word two, fluently. The word is
13:12fluently. When you speak fluently, it
13:14means you speak smoothly and easily
13:17without stopping too much. For example,
13:20I want to speak English fluently. Fizu,
13:23do you want to speak fluently?
13:25>> Yes, that's my goal, but right now, I
13:28still think too much when I speak.
13:30>> That's okay. The more you practice, the
13:33more fluently you'll speak. Trust me.
13:36Word three, appreciate. The word is
13:39appreciate. When you appreciate
13:42something, it means you are thankful for
13:44it. For example, I really appreciate
13:47your help. Fizu, can you use this word
13:50in a sentence?
13:51>> Um I appreciate this English lesson.
13:54>> Aw, thank you, Fizu. I appreciate you,
13:57too.
13:59Word four, confidence. The word is
14:02confidence. Confidence means believing
14:05in yourself. When you have confidence,
14:07you feel strong and sure. For example,
14:11I'm building my confidence in speaking
14:13English. Fizu, do you feel more
14:16confident now?
14:17>> Yes, I feel more confident than
14:19yesterday. This practice really helps.
14:22>> That's wonderful. Confidence grows with
14:24practice.
14:26Word five, challenging or challenge. The
14:30word is challenging. Something
14:32challenging is difficult, but in a good
14:34way. It makes you stronger. For example,
14:38learning English is challenging, but I
14:40enjoy it. Fizu, what's challenging for
14:43you in English?
14:45>> For me, pronunciation is challenging.
14:47Some words are difficult to say.
14:49>> That's very common. But you know what?
14:52The more you practice, the easier it
14:54becomes. Keep going.
14:57Word six, progress. The word is
15:00progress. Progress means improvement.
15:03When you make progress, you get better.
15:06For example, I'm making progress in
15:08English every day. Fizu, are you making
15:12progress?
15:13>> Yes, I think I am. I understand more and
15:15I can speak a little faster now.
15:18>> Exactly. That's progress. Be proud of
15:21yourself.
15:22Word seven, practice. The word is
15:25practice. Practice means doing something
15:28again and again to improve. For example,
15:32I practice speaking English every day.
15:35Fizu, how do you practice English?
15:38>> I watch videos like this and I repeat
15:40sentences. Sometimes I talk to myself in
15:43English.
15:44>> That's perfect. Talking to yourself is a
15:47great way to practice. Keep doing that.
15:50All right, those are seven super useful
15:53words. Write them down, use them in
15:55sentences, and practice them every day.
15:58Vocabulary is power.
16:00Okay, everyone. Now it's quiz time. I'm
16:04going to ask Fizu some simple questions
16:06and he'll try to answer. You can answer
16:08too at home. Let's see how much we
16:11remember. Ready, Fizu?
16:13>> I'm ready. I'm a little nervous, but
16:15let's try.
16:17>> Don't worry. These are easy. Here's the
16:20first question. How do you ask for food
16:23at a restaurant?
16:24>> Um can I have a sandwich, please?
16:27>> Perfect. Exactly right. You can say,
16:30"Can I have?" or "I'd like." Both are
16:33polite and natural.
16:35Question two. If someone asks you, "How
16:38are you today?" what do you say?
16:40>> I say, "I'm good, thank you. How are
16:42you?"
16:43>> Excellent. Always ask back. It's polite
16:46and friendly.
16:48Question three. What does fluently mean?
16:51>> It means speaking smoothly and easily
16:54without stopping too much.
16:56>> Yes, perfect explanation, Fizu.
16:59Question four. If you want to thank
17:02someone, what can you say?
17:03>> I can say, "Thank you so much." or "I
17:06really appreciate it."
17:07>> Beautiful. Both are great. You're doing
17:11amazing, Fizu.
17:13Question five. What did you do
17:15yesterday? Answer in the past tense.
17:18>> Yesterday, I studied English. I watched
17:21a video and I practiced speaking.
17:23>> Perfect. You used the past tense
17:26correctly. I'm so proud of you.
17:29Wow, Afizu, you got everything right.
17:32And everyone watching, I hope you
17:34answered, too. If you made a mistake,
17:37don't worry. Just keep practicing. Let's
17:40move to the speaking tips now.
17:42All right, everyone. Now, I want to
17:44share five powerful speaking tips with
17:47you. These tips will help you speak
17:49English more confidently and fluently.
17:52Are you ready?
17:53Tip one. Speak every day. Even if you
17:57speak for just 5 minutes, do it every
18:00day. You can talk to yourself, repeat
18:03sentences, or practice with a friend.
18:05Consistency is the secret. Afizu, do you
18:08speak English every day?
18:10>> Now, I do. I practice with videos like
18:13this every day.
18:14>> That's perfect. Keep it up.
18:17Tip two. Don't be afraid of mistakes.
18:20Mistakes are not bad. Mistakes are
18:23lessons. Every mistake teaches you
18:26something new. Native speakers make
18:28mistakes, too. So, don't worry. Just
18:31keep speaking. Afizu, do you feel afraid
18:34of mistakes?
18:35>> Yes, sometimes. I worry people will
18:38laugh at me.
18:39>> Listen, Afizu. Real people respect
18:41learners. If someone laughs, they don't
18:44matter. Focus on people who support you,
18:46okay?
18:47>> Okay. Thank you, Masu. I feel better
18:50now.
18:51>> Tip three. Think in English. Don't
18:54translate. This is so important. When
18:57you translate in your head, you speak
19:00slowly. Instead, try to think in simple
19:03English. For example, don't think, "How
19:05do I say this perfectly?" Just say it
19:08simply. Practice thinking in English,
19:10and your brain will get faster.
19:13Tip four, use what you learn
19:15immediately. When you learn a new word
19:18or phrase, use it the same day. Write a
19:21sentence, say it out loud, use it in
19:23conversation. This helps your brain
19:26remember. Fizu, will you use the new
19:28words we learned today?
19:30>> Yes, I'll practice them tonight.
19:32>> Excellent. Tip five, be patient with
19:36yourself. Learning English takes time.
19:39Some days you'll feel great, some days
19:41you'll feel stuck. That's normal. Don't
19:44give up. Progress is not always fast,
19:47but it's always happening. Believe in
19:50yourself. You will speak fluently. Trust
19:53the process.
19:55>> Thank you, Masu. I really needed to hear
19:57that.
19:58>> You're welcome, my friend.
20:00All right, everyone. Let's quickly
20:02summarize what we learned today in day
20:04two of Speak Up Sessions English
20:07podcast. First, we practiced simple
20:10conversations, asking questions, talking
20:13about plans and daily activities.
20:15Second, we practiced real-life
20:17situations like ordering food at a
20:20restaurant, talking to friends,
20:22shopping, asking for help, and meeting
20:24new people.
20:25Third, we did listen and repeat practice
20:28with 25 useful sentences. Fourth, we
20:32learned seven powerful vocabulary words:
20:35plan, fluently, appreciate, confidence,
20:39challenging, progress, and practice. And
20:42finally, we did a fun quiz to test what
20:45we remembered. And finally, I gave you
20:48five speaking tips that will change the
20:50way you learn English. Fizu, how do you
20:54feel now?
20:55>> Honestly, I feel so much better. At the
20:57beginning, I was nervous. I thought I
21:00couldn't speak well, but now I feel more
21:02confident. I know I still make mistakes,
21:05but I'm not afraid anymore. I'm making
21:07progress and that makes me happy.
21:10>> Fizu, I'm so proud of you and I'm proud
21:13of everyone watching this video. You
21:15showed up, you practiced, you didn't
21:17give up. That's what matters.
21:20All right, everyone. That's the end of
21:22day two of Speak Up Sessions English
21:24podcast. But before you go, I want to
21:27tell you something important. You are
21:30not alone in this journey. Millions of
21:33people around the world are learning
21:35English just like you. Some days are
21:38easy, some days are hard, but every
21:40single day you practice, you get
21:43stronger. Don't compare yourself to
21:45others. Compare yourself to who you were
21:48yesterday. Are you better than
21:50yesterday? Even a little bit? Then
21:53you're winning. Remember, fluency is not
21:56about being perfect. Fluency is about
21:59being confident, speaking naturally, and
22:01not being afraid. So, here's what I want
22:04you to do. First, subscribe to this
22:07channel if you haven't already. We're
22:09creating a 30-day English speaking
22:11journey and I don't want you to miss any
22:14day. Second, watch this video again.
22:18Yes, again. Repetition is the mother of
22:21skill. The more you listen, the more you
22:24learn.
22:25Third, practice today's sentences out
22:27loud. Speak to yourself, speak Third,
22:30practice today's sentences out loud.
22:33Speak to yourself, speak to a friend,
22:35speak to your pet. Just speak. Fourth,
22:40share this video with someone who's
22:41learning English. Help them grow, too.
22:44And finally, believe in yourself. You
22:48are capable. You are strong. You will
22:51speak English fluently. Tomorrow, we'll
22:54meet again for day three. We'll learn
22:56even more, practice even more, and grow
22:59even more together. Thank you so much
23:02for being here today. Thank you for
23:04trusting me. Thank you for not giving
23:07up. This is Speak Up Sessions English
23:09podcast. I'm Masou and I'll see you
23:12tomorrow. Keep speaking, keep believing,
23:15keep shining. Goodbye everyone.
23:18>> Goodbye. See you tomorrow.
23:23>> [music]

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