English Podcast for Beginners & Intermediate Learners | English Speaking Practice 🎧

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Welcome to English Easy Practice! In this English podcast, you will practice real, everyday English in a simple and relaxing way. Today’s topic is “Don’t Be Afraid to Speak — Practice is Progress.” This lesson will help you feel more confident and comfortable when you speak English. This video includes listening, vocabulary, speaking, and shadowing practice using a daily conversation. It is great for improving your English listening skills, learning useful words and expressions, and building strong speaking confidence. We recommend watching this video many times to master the vocabulary and sentences. Download listen-and-answer practice English stories here 👉 https://englisheasypractice.com/speaking-course-shadowing/ ________________________________________ 🎯 Part 1: Listening to English Conversation In this part, you will listen to a short and natural conversation. The conversation uses simple words and real situations, so you can understand more easily and learn how English is used in daily life. Listen carefully the first time. Try to understand the meaning, not every word. Repeating this part helps you train your ears and improve your listening skills. ________________________________________ 📘 Part 2: Learn Vocabulary Here, we explain key words and phrases from the conversation. Each word comes with a short definition and a clear example sentence. This part helps you remember new vocabulary and understand how to use it in real English speaking. ________________________________________ 🗣️ Part 3: English Speaking Practice (Listen & Answer) In this section, we use the listen-and-answer method. You will hear easy questions, and you should answer out loud. Pause the video if you need more time. Speaking out loud is very important for building confidence and fluency. ________________________________________ 🎧 Part 4: Shadowing English Practice In the final part, you will practice shadowing. Listen to one speaker and say the other speaker’s lines out loud. This helps improve your pronunciation, speaking sp