Speak Lesson 63 | Meeting Up with Friend...

In this lesson, we learn how to talk a little bit about school. 

In this lesson, we continue to explore examples of tārof relevant in situations where we have guests at our houses. 

In this lesson, we cover the thrilling conclusion to the Story of Zal in the Shahnameh with Leyla and Dr. Sahba Shayani, where Zal returns with Sam to their palace in Zabulistan, where he enjoys a hero's welcome. 

In this English lesson I'll help you learn how to describe the different types of conversations people can have. Sometimes people get a talking to, sometimes they have a heart to heart, and sometimes they just sit and chat. In this free English class I'll explain the di ... Show More

Learn all about those little phrases and words which Spanish speakers use to keep conversations going, show their understanding, interrupt people, and more! 

Mobile phones can bring our significant others right into our meetings. In this lesson, you're gonna learn three sentences so that when you're about to join a meeting, or even in a meeting, you'll know what to say to your dear ones on the phone. Watch out! This lesson is designed ... Show More

Can you learn English by talking to strangers? Should you talk to strangers? If you want to learn a few more English words, and you want to have English speaking conversations, this lesson has some tips for you! If you've recently moved to an English speaking country, or if ... Show More

People talk about other people. In this English lesson I'll help you learn how to describe the different ways people talk about each other. Sometimes people say nice things about other people. Sometimes they say bad things. Either way, as you learn English, you'll want ... Show More

Sometimes the reason you don't understand someone may have nothing to do with your English! There may be several reasons you don't understand someone in English: 1) The person speaks with a very thick accent that you're not familiar with 2) The person is from a different field or ... Show More

There is a phenomenon in China called "mute English." You've probably met someone who has experienced this - someone who studied English (or any language, for that matter) but who just can't speak it! Well find out more about this in today's lesson. Episode link: https://www.chin ... Show More

Today, I want to talk about something that might seem small, but it actually plays a big role in everyday English — and that’s small talk. Small talk is one of those things that isn’t really taught in textbooks… but it’s something people do all the time in English-speaking countr ... Show More

Man, I’d give anything to have a day off. Have you ever felt this way? I know learning another language is not easy, and requires daily practice. I’m pretty sure that since you listen to this podcast, you must give it your best shot when it comes to learning English.  I give you ... Show More