Day 3 : Speak English in 30 Days! 99 Sentences Shadowing Practice | English Podcast — Transcript

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1. 0:00[music]
2. 0:03You understand English when you listen,
3. 0:05but when someone asks you a question,
4. 0:08your mind goes blank. You freeze. You
5. 0:11translate in your head, and the words
6. 0:12just don't come out. Does this sound
7. 0:15familiar? Welcome to day three of Speak
8. 0:18Up Sessions English Podcast. Today,
9. 0:20we're going to break that fear and help
10. 0:22you speak English naturally without
11. 0:25thinking too much. Let's start right
12. 0:27now. Hello everyone. Welcome back to
13. 0:30SpeakUp Sessions English podcast. I'm
14. 0:33Massu, your English teacher and friend,
15. 0:35and I'm so happy you're here today. This
16. 0:38is day three of our Speak English in 30
17. 0:41days challenge. And today we're going to
18. 0:43practice 99 real English sentences that
19. 0:47you can use every single day. And
20. 0:50joining me today is my friend Fizu, who
21. 0:52is learning English just like you. Fizu,
22. 0:55how are you feeling today?
23. 0:56>> Hi, Massu. Hi everyone. To be honest,
24. 0:59I'm feeling a little nervous. Yesterday,
25. 1:02I practiced a lot, but when I tried to
26. 1:04speak with my friend in English, I
27. 1:06forgot everything. My mind just stopped.
28. 1:10It was so embarrassing.
29. 1:12>> That's very common, Fizu. Don't worry
30. 1:14about that. You know why that happens?
31. 1:16Because your brain is still translating
32. 1:18from your native language to English.
33. 1:21But today, we're going to practice
34. 1:23speaking without translation. We're
35. 1:25going to train your brain to think in
36. 1:27English. Are you ready?
37. 1:29>> Yes. I really want to improve. I want to
38. 1:32speak English without fear.
39. 1:34>> Perfect. And to everyone watching right
40. 1:36now, if you're tired of understanding
41. 1:38English but not being able to speak it,
42. 1:41this video is for you. Stay with us
43. 1:43until the end. We're going to practice
44. 1:45real conversations, useful vocabulary,
45. 1:48and by the end of this session, you'll
46. 1:50feel much more confident. Let's go.
47. 1:54Okay. Fizu, let's start with something
48. 1:56simple. Imagine we just met today. I'm
49. 1:59going to ask you some basic questions
50. 2:01and I want you to answer naturally.
51. 2:04Don't think too much. Just speak. Ready?
52. 2:07>> Okay, I'll try.
53. 2:09>> Great. So, Fizu, how are you today?
54. 2:12>> I am good. No, wait. I am fine, thank
55. 2:16you.
56. 2:17>> Good. That's correct. But let me give
57. 2:19you a tip. In real English
58. 2:21conversations, we don't always say, "I
59. 2:24am fine." We can say many different
60. 2:26things. For example, I'm doing well. I'm
61. 2:29great. I'm okay. Or even I'm a bit
62. 2:33tired, but I'm good. This makes your
63. 2:35English sound more natural and real. Can
64. 2:38you try again?
65. 2:39>> Oh, I see. So, I can say I'm doing well.
66. 2:43Thank you. How about you?
67. 2:45>> Perfect. You just added how about you at
68. 2:48the end. That's excellent because it
69. 2:50shows you care about the other person.
70. 2:53That's real conversation, Fizu. You're
71. 2:55improving already.
72. 2:56>> Wow, thank you. I didn't know I could
73. 2:58say it in different ways.
74. 3:00>> Exactly. English is flexible. You don't
75. 3:03need to memorize one answer. You can
76. 3:06change it depending on how you feel.
77. 3:08Now, let me ask you another question.
78. 3:10Where are you from?
79. 3:12>> I am from I come from Wait, which one is
80. 3:17correct? Both are correct. You can say I
81. 3:20am from India or I come from India. Both
82. 3:24are natural but I'm from is more common
83. 3:26in everyday conversation. Try it.
84. 3:29>> I'm from Italy.
85. 3:31>> Excellent. Now one more question. What
86. 3:34do you do?
87. 3:35>> What do I do? You mean my job?
88. 3:38>> Yes, exactly. What do you do means what
89. 3:41is your job or what do you study? It's a
90. 3:44very common question in English. How
91. 3:46would you answer?
92. 3:47>> Oh, I'm a student. I study engineering.
93. 3:51>> Perfect answer, Fizu. You said it
94. 3:53clearly and simply, and that's the goal.
95. 3:56Speak simply. Speak clearly. You don't
96. 3:58need complicated words. Now, let's
97. 4:01practice a longer conversation together.
98. 4:04All right, Fizu. Now, we're going to
99. 4:06have a longer conversation. Imagine
100. 4:08we're friends and we haven't seen each
101. 4:10other for a while. I'll start and you
102. 4:13respond naturally. Don't worry if you
103. 4:15make mistakes, just keep speaking.
104. 4:17Ready?
105. 4:18>> Yes, I'm ready.
106. 4:19>> Hey, Fizu. Long time no see. How have
107. 4:22you been?
108. 4:23>> Hi, Massu. Yes, it's been a long time. I
109. 4:26have been I was uh I'm busy with my
110. 4:31studies.
111. 4:32>> Good try. You can say, "I've been busy
112. 4:35with my studies." Or, "I was busy with
113. 4:37my studies." Both work, but I've been
114. 4:40busy sounds more natural when talking
115. 4:42about recent time. Try it again.
116. 4:44>> I've been busy with my studies.
117. 4:47>> Perfect. So, what have you been studying
118. 4:49lately?
119. 4:50>> I've been studying English every day. I
120. 4:52watch your videos and practice speaking,
121. 4:55but sometimes I feel like I'm not
122. 4:57improving fast.
123. 4:59>> That's so relatable, Fizu. Many learners
124. 5:02feel the same way. You know what?
125. 5:04Improvement takes time. You won't become
126. 5:06fluent overnight, but every day you
127. 5:09practice, you get a little better. And
128. 5:11actually, your English today sounds much
129. 5:13better than last time.
130. 5:15>> Really? Thank you, Massu. That makes me
131. 5:17feel better.
132. 5:18>> You're welcome. So, tell me, what's the
133. 5:21hardest part of learning English for
134. 5:23you?
135. 5:23>> The hardest part is speaking. I
136. 5:27understand when people talk, but when I
137. 5:29want to say something, I forget the
138. 5:31words. I start translating from my
139. 5:33language, and then I feel confused.
140. 5:36>> That's very common, and I'm so glad
141. 5:38you're being honest about it. Here's the
142. 5:40secret, Fizu. You need to stop
143. 5:43translating. Instead, try to think in
144. 5:45English. How do you do that? By
145. 5:48practicing simple sentences every day.
146. 5:50Repeat them out loud. Listen and repeat.
147. 5:53That's why shadowing practice is so
148. 5:55powerful. When you shadow, your brain
149. 5:58starts to remember phrases
150. 6:00automatically. You don't need to
151. 6:01translate anymore.
152. 6:03>> Oh, so that's why we're doing this
153. 6:04shadowing practice today.
154. 6:06>> Exactly. Shadowing helps you speak
155. 6:09faster, think in English, and build
156. 6:11confidence. Now, let's continue. Fizu,
157. 6:15what are you doing this weekend?
158. 6:17>> This weekend, I'm going to
159. 6:20I will visit my friend.
160. 6:23>> Great. You can say, I'm going to visit
161. 6:25my friend or I'm visiting my friend this
162. 6:28weekend. Both are correct. Now, tell me
163. 6:31more. Where does your friend live?
164. 6:33>> My friend lives in the city center.
165. 6:35We're going to have lunch together and
166. 6:37maybe watch a movie.
167. 6:39>> Wonderful. You're speaking in full
168. 6:41sentences now, Fiji. That's excellent
169. 6:43progress. And you used we're going to.
170. 6:46That's future tense and you used it
171. 6:48perfectly.
172. 6:49>> Thank you. I'm starting to feel more
173. 6:51comfortable now.
174. 6:53>> That's the spirit. The more you speak,
175. 6:55the easier it gets. And to everyone
176. 6:57listening, did you notice how Fizu is
177. 7:00improving? At first, he hesitated, but
178. 7:02now he's speaking longer sentences.
179. 7:05That's what happens when you practice
180. 7:07every day. You build momentum. You build
181. 7:10confidence. Now, Fizu, let's practice
182. 7:13some real life situations. These are the
183. 7:15kinds of conversations you'll have in
184. 7:17daily life. I'll guide you and you
185. 7:19respond. Let's start with ordering food
186. 7:22at a restaurant. Ready?
187. 7:24>> Yes. Let's do it.
188. 7:25>> Okay. Imagine I'm the waiter. You're the
189. 7:28customer. Here we go. Good evening.
190. 7:31Welcome to our restaurant. Do you have a
191. 7:33reservation?
192. 7:34>> Uh, no, I don't have a reservation. Is
193. 7:37that okay?
194. 7:38>> Good start. But we say a reservation.
195. 7:41Try again. No, I don't have a
196. 7:44reservation. Is that okay? Perfect. Yes,
197. 7:48no problem. Please follow me. Here's
198. 7:50your table. Here's the menu. What would
199. 7:52you like to drink?
200. 7:54>> I would like water, please. And also,
201. 7:57can I have the menu?
202. 7:58>> Great. You said I would like. That's
203. 8:01very polite. You can also say I'd like
204. 8:04or can I have. All of these are polite
205. 8:07and natural. Now, are you ready to
206. 8:09order?
207. 8:10>> Yes. I'd like to order a chicken
208. 8:12sandwich and a salad, please.
209. 8:15>> Excellent. Your order will be ready in
210. 8:1715 minutes. Enjoy.
211. 8:19>> Thank you.
212. 8:20>> Well done, Fizu. You just ordered food
213. 8:23in English. See how easy that was? Now,
214. 8:26let's try another situation. Imagine
215. 8:29you're shopping for clothes. I'm the
216. 8:31shop assistant. Here we go. Hello. How
217. 8:34can I help you today?
218. 8:35>> Hi, I'm looking for a jacket. Do you
219. 8:38have jackets?
220. 8:39>> Good. But you can sound more natural by
221. 8:42saying I'm looking for a jacket or do
222. 8:44you have any jackets? Try it.
223. 8:47>> Do you have any jackets?
224. 8:49>> Yes, we do. What size are you looking
225. 8:52for?
226. 8:52>> I need size medium, please.
227. 8:55>> Perfect. Here you go. Would you like to
228. 8:58try it on?
229. 8:59>> Yes, please. Where's the fitting room?
230. 9:01>> It's over there on the right.
231. 9:03>> Thank you.
232. 9:04>> Excellent. Visu, you're doing so well.
233. 9:08Now, one more situation. Let's say
234. 9:10you're talking to a new friend at school
235. 9:12or work. I'll start. Hey, are you new
236. 9:15here?
237. 9:16>> Yes, I am. Today is my first day.
238. 9:19>> Nice to meet you. What's your name?
239. 9:21>> My name is Fizu. What's your name?
240. 9:23>> I'm Massu. Where are you from, Fizu? I'm
241. 9:26from Italy. And you?
242. 9:29>> I'm from here. So, what do you do?
243. 9:31>> I'm a student. I study engineering. How
244. 9:34about you?
245. 9:35>> I'm a teacher. I teach English. If you
246. 9:37ever need help, just let me know.
247. 9:40>> Thank you so much. That's very kind of
248. 9:42you.
249. 9:42>> You're welcome. See you around.
250. 9:44>> See you.
251. 9:46>> Fantastic, Fizu. You just had three
252. 9:48different real life conversations. And
253. 9:51to everyone listening, these are the
254. 9:53kinds of conversations you'll have in
255. 9:55real life. Practice them, repeat them,
256. 9:57and soon they'll become automatic. All
257. 10:00right, everyone. Now, we're going to do
258. 10:03a very important part. Listen and
259. 10:06repeat. This is where you train your
260. 10:08mouth, your ears, and your brain to
261. 10:11speak English naturally. Fizu and I will
262. 10:14say each sentence, and I want you to
263. 10:16repeat after us. Say it out loud. Don't
264. 10:19be shy. Ready, Fizu?
265. 10:21>> Yes, let's do it.
266. 10:23>> Great. Here we go. How are you today?
267. 10:27>> How are you today?
268. 10:28>> I'm doing well, thank you.
269. 10:30>> I'm doing well, thank you.
270. 10:32>> What's your name?
271. 10:34>> What's your name?
272. 10:35>> My name is Fizu.
273. 10:37>> My name is Fizu.
274. 10:39>> Where are you from?
275. 10:40>> Where are you from?
276. 10:42>> I'm from Italy.
277. 10:43>> I'm from Italy.
278. 10:45>> What do you do?
279. 10:46>> What do you do?
280. 10:47>> I'm a student. I'm a student.
281. 10:50>> Nice to meet you.
282. 10:51>> Nice to meet you.
283. 10:53>> How can I help you?
284. 10:54>> How can I help you?
285. 10:56>> I'm looking for a jacket.
286. 10:58>> I'm looking for a jacket.
287. 11:00>> What size do you need?
288. 11:01>> What size do you need?
289. 11:03>> I need size medium.
290. 11:05>> I need size medium.
291. 11:07>> Can I try it on?
292. 11:09>> Can I try it on?
293. 11:10>> Where is the fitting room?
294. 11:12>> Where's the fitting room?
295. 11:14>> It's over there.
296. 11:15>> It's over there. Thank you very much.
297. 11:18>> Thank you very much.
298. 11:20>> You're welcome.
299. 11:21>> You're welcome.
300. 11:22>> What would you like to eat?
301. 11:24>> What would you like to eat?
302. 11:26>> I'd like a chicken sandwich, please.
303. 11:28>> I'd like a chicken sandwich, please.
304. 11:31>> Do you want something to drink?
305. 11:33>> Do you want something to drink?
306. 11:35>> Yes, I'd like some water.
307. 11:37>> Yes, I'd like some water.
308. 11:39>> Your order will be ready soon.
309. 11:41>> Your order will be ready soon.
310. 11:43>> Enjoy your meal.
311. 11:45>> Enjoy your meal. Can I have the bill,
312. 11:47please?
313. 11:48>> Can I have the bill, please?
314. 11:50>> Here you go.
315. 11:51>> Here you go.
316. 11:52>> Have a nice day.
317. 11:54>> Have a nice day.
318. 11:55>> See you later.
319. 11:56>> See you later.
320. 11:57>> Goodbye.
321. 11:58>> Goodbye.
322. 11:59>> What time is it?
323. 12:01>> What time is it?
324. 12:02>> It's 3:00.
325. 12:04>> It's 3:00.
326. 12:05>> It's 3:00.
327. 12:07>> It's 3:00.
328. 12:08>> I'm studying English.
329. 12:10>> I'm studying English.
330. 12:12>> Where do you live?
331. 12:14>> Where do you live? I live in the city
332. 12:16center.
333. 12:17>> I live in the city center.
334. 12:19>> How do you go to work?
335. 12:21>> How do you go to work?
336. 12:23>> Let's meet at the coffee shop.
337. 12:25>> Let's meet at the coffee shop.
338. 12:27>> Sounds good.
339. 12:28>> Sounds good.
340. 12:29>> I'll see you there.
341. 12:31>> I'll see you there.
342. 12:32>> Don't be late.
343. 12:34>> Don't be late.
344. 12:35>> I won't. I promise.
345. 12:37>> I won't. I promise.
346. 12:39>> Excellent work, everyone. And Fizu, how
347. 12:42do you feel now? Honestly, Massu, I feel
348. 12:45much better. At first, I was nervous,
349. 12:47but now I can say these sentences
350. 12:49without thinking too much. My mouth
351. 12:51feels more comfortable.
352. 12:53>> That's amazing. That's exactly how
353. 12:56shadowing works. Your brain and mouth
354. 12:58start working together. And to everyone
355. 13:01watching, if you practiced with us just
356. 13:03now, you just spoke more than 50 English
357. 13:06sentences. That's incredible progress.
358. 13:08Keep going. Now, let's talk about some
359. 13:12important vocabulary. These are words
360. 13:14and phrases you'll use all the time in
361. 13:17daily English. Fizu, are you ready?
362. 13:20>> Yes, I love learning new words.
363. 13:22>> Great. Let's start. Word number one,
364. 13:25reservation. This means booking a table
365. 13:28at a restaurant or booking a room at a
366. 13:30hotel or booking a seat on a plane. For
367. 13:33example, I have a reservation at the
368. 13:36restaurant. Oh, so when I book something
369. 13:39in advance, that's a reservation.
370. 13:42>> Exactly. Can you make a sentence?
371. 13:44>> Uh, I made a reservation for two people.
372. 13:48>> Perfect. Very natural. Word number two,
373. 13:51fitting room. This is the small room in
374. 13:54a clothing store where you try on
375. 13:56clothes. For example, excuse me, where
376. 13:59is the fitting room?
377. 14:00>> Oh, I always forget this word. I usually
378. 14:03say changing room. Is that wrong? No,
379. 14:06it's not wrong. In British English,
380. 14:08people say changing room. In American
381. 14:10English, people say fitting room. Both
382. 14:13are correct. Good question, Fizu.
383. 14:15>> Thank you.
384. 14:16>> Word number three, bill. This is the
385. 14:19piece of paper that shows how much you
386. 14:21need to pay at a restaurant or shop. For
387. 14:24example, can I have the bill, please?
388. 14:27>> In my country, we say check. Is that the
389. 14:29same?
390. 14:30>> Yes. In American English, people say
391. 14:32check. In British English, people say
392. 14:35Bill. Both mean the same thing. You're
393. 14:38learning so well, Fizu.
394. 14:40>> Wow, English has so many small
395. 14:42differences.
396. 14:43>> It does. But don't worry, people will
397. 14:45understand you no matter which word you
398. 14:48use. Word number four, hobbies. These
399. 14:51are activities you do for fun in your
400. 14:53free time. For example, my hobbies are
401. 14:56reading, cooking, and playing guitar.
402. 14:59>> So, hobbies are things I enjoy doing.
403. 15:02Exactly. What are your hobbies, Fizu?
404. 15:05>> My hobbies are watching movies and
405. 15:07learning English.
406. 15:08>> That's great. Learning English can
407. 15:10definitely be a hobby. Word number five,
408. 15:13to be late. This means you arrive after
409. 15:16the expected time. For example, I'm
410. 15:19sorry I'm late. There was traffic.
411. 15:21>> Oh, I use this a lot. Sometimes I say,
412. 15:24"Sorry, I am coming late."
413. 15:26>> Good try. But we usually say, "Sorry,
414. 15:29I'm running late." or sorry I'm going to
415. 15:32be late. Try it.
416. 15:34>> Sorry I'm running late.
417. 15:36>> Perfect. Word number six to join. This
418. 15:39means to go with someone or become part
419. 15:42of a group. For example, would you like
420. 15:44to join us for dinner?
421. 15:46>> So if my friend invites me, I can say,
422. 15:48"Sure, I'd love to join."
423. 15:50>> Exactly. That's a very natural response.
424. 15:53Word number seven, size. This is how big
425. 15:57or small something is, especially
426. 15:59clothes. For example, what size do you
427. 16:02wear? Or I need size large.
428. 16:05>> This is useful. I always get confused in
429. 16:07clothing stores.
430. 16:09>> Now you know. Just say, "I need size
431. 16:12medium." Or, "Do you have this in size
432. 16:14small?" All right, Fizu. Now, I want you
433. 16:18to use three of these words in one
434. 16:20sentence. Can you try?
435. 16:22>> Okay. Uh, I made a reservation at a
436. 16:26restaurant, but I was late, so I missed
437. 16:28it.
438. 16:29>> Excellent. You used reservation and late
439. 16:32perfectly. Well done. All right,
440. 16:34everyone. Now, it's quiz time. I'm going
441. 16:37to ask Fizu some questions, and he's
442. 16:40going to try to answer. And you at home,
443. 16:42try to answer, too. Ready, Fizu?
444. 16:45>> I'm a little nervous, but yes, I'm
445. 16:47ready.
446. 16:48>> Don't worry, it's easy. Question number
447. 16:51one. How do you greet someone in the
448. 16:53morning?
449. 16:54>> Uh, good morning.
450. 16:56>> Correct. Very simple. Question number
451. 16:58two. If someone says, "How are you?"
452. 17:01What can you say?
453. 17:02>> I can say, "I'm fine, thank you." Or,
454. 17:05"I'm doing well."
455. 17:06>> Perfect. You remembered. Question number
456. 17:09three. What do you say when you want to
457. 17:11order food?
458. 17:13>> I'd like to order.
459. 17:15>> Excellent. Or you can say, "Can I have
460. 17:18or I'd like?" Question number four. What
461. 17:21do you say when you leave?
462. 17:23>> Goodbye or see you later.
463. 17:26>> Correct. Both are great. Question number
464. 17:28five. If you don't understand something,
465. 17:31what do you say?
466. 17:32>> Uh, sorry, I don't understand. Can you
467. 17:35repeat, please?
468. 17:37>> Perfect. You can also say, could you say
469. 17:39that again? Or, can you speak more
470. 17:41slowly? Great job, Vizu. You got all
471. 17:45five correct.
472. 17:46>> Really? Wow. I feel so proud. You should
473. 17:51feel proud. You're improving every day.
474. 17:54All right, everyone. Now, I want to
475. 17:56share five powerful tips to help you
476. 17:58speak English more confidently. Fizu,
477. 18:01listen carefully because these tips will
478. 18:04change the way you practice.
479. 18:05>> I'm listening.
480. 18:06>> Tip number one, speak out loud every
481. 18:10day. Don't just listen. Don't just read.
482. 18:13You must speak. Even if you're alone,
483. 18:16talk to yourself in English. Describe
484. 18:18what you're doing. For example, I'm
485. 18:20making coffee or I'm going to the store.
486. 18:23This trains your brain to think in
487. 18:25English.
488. 18:26>> I never thought about talking to myself.
489. 18:28I'll try that.
490. 18:29>> Tip number two, don't be afraid of
491. 18:32mistakes. Mistakes are not bad. Mistakes
492. 18:35are proof that you're trying. Every
493. 18:37mistake you make teaches you something
494. 18:39new. So, speak, make mistakes, and
495. 18:42learn. That's how you improve.
496. 18:44>> That makes me feel better. I always
497. 18:46worry about making mistakes. Don't worry
498. 18:48anymore. Tip number three, use simple
499. 18:52sentences. You don't need to speak like
500. 18:55a university professor. You don't need
501. 18:57fancy words. Just use simple, clear
502. 19:00sentences. For example, instead of
503. 19:03saying, "I am exceedingly delighted,"
504. 19:05just say, "I'm very happy." Simple is
505. 19:08powerful.
506. 19:09>> Oh, so I don't need to use difficult
507. 19:11words.
508. 19:12>> Not at all. Native speakers use simple
509. 19:15English every day. Tip number four,
510. 19:18practice shadowing. Shadowing means you
511. 19:21listen to a sentence and repeat it
512. 19:23immediately. This is one of the best
513. 19:25ways to improve your pronunciation,
514. 19:27fluency, and confidence. We did it
515. 19:30today, and you can do it every day with
516. 19:32videos, podcasts, or audio lessons.
517. 19:35>> I really enjoyed the shadowing practice
518. 19:37today. I'll do it every day now.
519. 19:39>> That's the spirit. And tip number five,
520. 19:43be patient with yourself. Learning
521. 19:45English takes time. You won't become
522. 19:47fluent in one day, one week, or even one
523. 19:50month. But if you practice a little
524. 19:52every day, you will improve. Trust the
525. 19:55process. Believe in yourself.
526. 19:58>> Thank you, Massu. I needed to hear that.
527. 20:00>> You're welcome, my friend. And to
528. 20:02everyone watching, these five tips are
529. 20:05your road map to fluency. Write them
530. 20:07down, practice them, and watch how your
531. 20:09English transforms. All right, everyone.
532. 20:12Let's do a quick summary of everything
533. 20:14we learned today. Fizu, can you tell
534. 20:17everyone what we practiced?
535. 20:18>> Sure. Today we practiced real life
536. 20:21conversations like ordering food,
537. 20:23shopping, and meeting new people. We
538. 20:25also did a lot of shadowing practice and
539. 20:26I repeated many useful sentences. I feel
540. 20:29like my speaking is getting faster and
541. 20:31more natural.
542. 20:32>> That's right. And we also learned
543. 20:34important vocabulary like reservation,
544. 20:37fitting room, bill, hobbies, and size.
545. 20:40We practiced using them in real
546. 20:42sentences. We did a fun quiz and Fizu
547. 20:45answered all the questions correctly.
548. 20:47>> I was so happy about that.
549. 20:49>> And finally, we talked about five
550. 20:51speaking tips. Speak out loud every day.
551. 20:54Don't be afraid of mistakes. Use simple
552. 20:57sentences. Practice shadowing and be
553. 20:59patient with yourself. If you follow
554. 21:02these tips, you will improve so much.
555. 21:05>> I'm going to practice every single day.
556. 21:07>> I know you will, Fizu. And I'm so proud
557. 21:10of your progress. To everyone watching,
558. 21:12you practiced with us today. You
559. 21:14listened, you repeated, you learned.
560. 21:17That's amazing. Keep going. Don't stop
561. 21:20now. All right, my dear friends. Thank
562. 21:22you so much for joining us today on
563. 21:25Speak Up Sessions English podcast. This
564. 21:28was day three of our Speak English in 30
565. 21:30days challenge. And I hope you enjoyed
566. 21:32it. I hope you feel more confident now.
567. 21:35I definitely feel more confident and I
568. 21:37want to say thank you to everyone who is
569. 21:39learning with me. We're all in this
570. 21:41together.
571. 21:42>> Exactly, Fizu. You're not alone.
572. 21:45Thousands of learners around the world
573. 21:47are practicing with you right now.
574. 21:49Remember, English is not about being
575. 21:51perfect. It's about being confident.
576. 21:54It's about trying. It's about speaking
577. 21:56even when you're scared. So, please
578. 21:59don't give up. Practice every day, even
579. 22:02if it's just for 10 minutes. Listen to
580. 22:04this video again. Repeat the sentences.
581. 22:07Make them yours.
582. 22:08>> And don't forget, mistakes are okay.
583. 22:11>> Yes, mistakes are part of learning. If
584. 22:13you make a mistake, smile and keep
585. 22:16going. Now, before we finish, I have a
586. 22:19small challenge for you. Today, I want
587. 22:21you to practice one conversation from
588. 22:24this video out loud. Choose your
589. 22:26favorite one. Maybe ordering food or
590. 22:28meeting someone new. Say it 10 times.
591. 22:31Record yourself if you can. Listen to
592. 22:33your voice and watch how you improve.
593. 22:36>> That's a great challenge. I'm going to
594. 22:38do it right now.
595. 22:39>> Perfect. And if you enjoyed today's
596. 22:41lesson, please subscribe to Speak Up
597. 22:43Sessions English podcast. Hit that like
598. 22:46button. Share this video with your
599. 22:48friends who are learning English and
600. 22:50leave a comment below. Tell us what was
601. 22:52your favorite part of today's lesson. We
602. 22:55read all your comments and they motivate
603. 22:57us so much. Yes, we love hearing from
604. 23:00you.
605. 23:01>> All right, my friends. It's time to say
606. 23:03goodbye for now. But remember, we'll see
607. 23:05you again very soon for day four. Until
608. 23:08then, keep practicing, keep speaking,
609. 23:10and keep believing in yourself. You are
610. 23:13capable of amazing things. You can speak
611. 23:16English. You will speak English. We
612. 23:18believe in you.
613. 23:20>> Goodbye everyone. See you next time.
614. 23:22>> Goodbye and happy learning. [music]