How to Change a Bad Habit in English | Easy English Podcast

Learn how to manage culture shock and adapt to new environments in this slow, easy English podcast. Join Sarah and Mike as they discuss the challenges of blending in when moving to a new country. This episode explores personal stories about adjusting to different customs and the physical impact of jet lag. By listening to these everyday conversations, you will pick up natural phrases to describe your own experiences with foreign traditions and daily habits. This dialogue is designed to improve your English listening practice by providing clear, natural speech that you can follow at your own pace. Listening to how native speakers navigate these social transitions will help you gain confidence and improve your speaking fluency when discussing your own life abroad. Keep practising by telling us in the comments if you have ever felt like an outsider in a new country. Subscribe to Everyday English Academy for a new episode every week.

Are you a planner or a spontaneous traveler? Join us to learn essential travel vocabulary in this slow English podcast. Sarah and Mike discuss the different ways people organize their trips. We cover practical concepts like color-coded organization and the difference between refundable and non-refundable tickets. This conversation is perfect for learners who want to talk about their own habits using natural conversational English. You will improve your English listening practice by following our natural, easy dialogue. We break down the key phrases used when discussing business trips and planning a trip, giving you the confidence to explain your own travel style clearly. Keep practising by telling us in the comments if you prefer to have a strict schedule or go with the flow when you travel. Subscribe to Everyday English Academy for a new episode every week.

This slow, easy English conversation is all about describing your country and your hometown in English. Sarah and Mike talk about weather, scenery, sleepy small towns and busy cities, so you can answer the question "What's your country like?" on a video call, at a party, or when you meet a new friend while travelling.

Stop worrying about mistakes and learn how to talk about overthinking in this English learning podcast for B1-B2 students. Join Sarah and Mike as they discuss the mental habit of overthinking and break down common English grammar points that often cause confusion. In this episode, they focus on the subtle difference between a few and few, helping you understand when to use each correctly. We also explore polite phrases for apologies, giving you the right words to use when you need to say sorry in professional or social settings. This B1-B2 English conversation is designed to improve your English listening practice by providing a slow, natural dialogue you can follow easily. By hearing how Sarah and Mike navigate these topics, you will gain the confidence to express your own feelings and fix common grammar errors in your daily speech. You will walk away with a clearer understanding of how to use these essential phrases naturally. Keep practising by telling us in the comments if you often overthink when you are speaking English. Subscribe to Everyday English Academy for a new episode every week.

Learn how to improve your spoken English by embracing self-correction in this slow, easy conversation. Join Sarah and Mike as they discuss the reality of speaking smoothly. This episode focuses on the moments when we falter during a conversation and why fixing those errors in real-time is a powerful tool for your speaking fluency. It is designed for English learners who want to sound more natural. By listening to this dialogue, you will see how native speakers handle mistakes without losing their rhythm. We explore how to manage pauses and corrections, helping you feel more comfortable when you stumble. This natural conversation provides the consistent listening practice you need to build confidence in your own daily interactions. Keep practising by telling us in the comments if you find it hard to correct yourself while speaking. Subscribe to Everyday English Academy for a new episode every week.