In this podcast episode, we're tackling one of the biggest challenges for English learners: sounding natural instead of robotic when speaking English. We'll explore the stark contrast between "Book English" - those formal, textbook phrases - and the relaxed, authentic expressions native speakers actually use in everyday conversation. Throughout the episode, ... Show More
Feb 2025
Speak Better English with Harry | Episode 521
<p><b>Want to sound more natural and confident in English?</b> In this episode, you’ll learn 33 practical English phrases that will help you in daily conversations, whether at work, in meetings, or in everyday life. These natural phrases will make it easier to cancel or reschedul ... Show More
20m 37s
Aug 20
Speak Better English with Harry | Episode 549
<p>In this episode, you will learn how native English speakers talk when they are not exact. This is common in everyday conversation when people speak about numbers, amounts, or descriptions. Instead of giving a precise answer, they use simple words to give only a general idea. Y ... Show More
12m 19s
Sep 5
871 - 6 Casual Phrases To Sound Natural In English
You wanna sound more natural in English? I’m on it. You want me to teach that kind of lesson? Yeah, will do. You need my help to speak better? Gotcha. Today, that’s what we’re all about here!<br /><br />In real conversation, we use more relaxed, casual phrases — and they’re often ... Show More
8m 30s
Aug 13
Speak Better English with Harry | Episode 548
<p>Learn how to talk about change in English with clear, natural expressions used by advanced speakers. This episode is ideal for learners preparing for <b>IELTS, CAE or TOEFL</b>, or anyone who wants to improve both written and spoken English. You’ll hear practical examples in e ... Show More
14m 36s
Oct 3
Simplified Speech #229 – Things that get on our nerves
In this episode, Andrew and Indiana get honest with each other about everyday things that annoy people. They talk about habits that “get on their nerves,” such as loud chewing, people using their phones while talking, overused clichés, bad driving habits, and even dog owners who ... Show More
22m 5s