English Podcast for Daily Life English Conversation | Talk About Confidence | Learn English Fast
Easy English Talks | Listen & Speak
Real English Conversations That Build Your Confidence Naturally!
⭐️ With Leo English Podcast, you'll learn English the real way — through authentic podcast-style dialogues, natural conversations, and useful expressions used by native speakers every day.
⭐️ English Podcast for Daily Life English Conversation | Talk About Confidence | Learn English Fast
Hello and welcome! In this episode, you'll learn how to talk about confidence in English. Listen to a friendly and natural conversation between Tina and Leo about what confidence really is (fear, and still moving!), confidence vs. self-esteem vs. your comfort zone, the three tools for nervous moments, speaking without apologizing first, handling interruptions, comparison and social media, bad days, "fake it till you make it," and being proud of small things.
In this lesson, you will practice:
• Useful phrases like "I'm confident about the presentation", "I feel least confident when…", "Sorry, can I finish my thought?", and "I'm proud of myself" • The grammar of confidence: "confident about" a thing vs. "confident in" a person or skill, "proud of" (not "proud about"), and "step OUT of your comfort zone" • How to speak up early in a group — in the first five minutes, before your brain builds a wall • How to sound more natural and confident — because calm is a kind of confidence
Perfect for learners who want to improve listening, speaking, vocabulary, and conversation skills through realistic podcast-style English.
🌟 What You'll Learn:
👉 The big idea: confidence comes after action, not before — stop waiting for the bus that comes after you walk
👉 The three tools for nervous moments: stand tall and breathe slowly (your body talks to your brain!), use silence instead of "um," and prepare just one sentence — not the whole speech
👉 English-speaking confidence: communication first, grammar second — say "Can I say that again?" instead of "Sorry, sorry, sorry"
👉 Compare yourself only to yourself one year ago
💡 The Leo English Podcast Method:
🔹 Immersive podcast-style listening
🔹 Shadow-and-repeat practice with authentic dialogues
🔹 Real-life topics for natural, confident speaking
🔹 Natural spoken English instead of memorizing grammar rules
🔹 Practical listening and speaking practice
🚀 Perfect For:
✅ Beginners who want to build confidence speaking English
✅ Intermediate learners aiming for more natural conversations
✅ Shy learners who pretend to be confident and then eat biscuits 😄 ✅ Students preparing for speaking exams, presentations, and daily communication
✅ Anyone who enjoys learning English through listening and storytelling
🎁 Bonus From This Episode:
🎯 The twelve confidence words, in order: confidence · self-esteem (your value as a person) · comfort zone (growth happens just outside it) · nervous (about a situation — "anxious" is stronger) · brave (fear plus action) · speak up · believe in yourself · proud ("proud of"; "too proud to ask" is not a compliment) · mess up (softer than "fail") · compare ("Comparison is the thief of joy") · body language (differs across cultures!) · fake it till you make it (practice, not lying)
🎯 The honesty toolkit: "Let me come back to that", "I didn't catch that" — others forget your mistakes in ten minutes, while you remember them for ten years
🎯 Three sentences to learn this week: "I'm proud of that." "Can I finish my thought?" And "I'd like to try."
💬 Question of the day: In which situation do you feel least confident, and what is one small step you will take this week? You can write: • "I feel least confident when ___, because ___." • "My small step this week is ___." • "I feel least confident when ___, and this week I will ___." (For example: "I feel least confident when I call someone in English, and this week I will call one shop and ask about the price.") (Tina's small step: arrive early and say hello to three people. Leo's: ask one stranger a question — maybe about onions 😄)
Don't worry about mistakes — we read every comment, and we are cheering for you!
📌 If this lesson helped you, please give this video a big thumbs up, subscribe to Leo English Podcast, and click the little bell 🔔 so you won't forget our next lesson. Confidence comes after action, not before. Take one small step today, and be proud of it, even if it was small. Especially if it was small. Stand tall, breathe slowly, and say one brave thing today!
#LearnEnglish #leoenglishpodcast #EnglishPodcast #SpokenEnglish #EnglishConversation #EverydayEnglish #EnglishForBeginners #EnglishListening #EnglishFluency #SpeakEnglishNaturally #EnglishSpeakingPractice #EnglishCulture #RealEnglish #shadowing
Real English Conversations That Build Your Confidence Naturally!
⭐️ With Leo English Podcast, you'll learn English the real way — through authentic podcast-style dialogues, natural conversations, and useful expressions used by native speakers every day.
⭐️ English Podcast for Daily Life English Conversation | Talk About Confidence | Learn English Fast
Hello and welcome! In this episode, you'll learn how to talk about confidence in English. Listen to a friendly and natural conversation between Tina and Leo about what confidence really is (fear, and still moving!), confidence vs. self-esteem vs. your comfort zone, the three tools for nervous moments, speaking without apologizing first, handling interruptions, comparison and social media, bad days, "fake it till you make it," and being proud of small things.
In this lesson, you will practice:
• Useful phrases like "I'm confident about the presentation", "I feel least confident when…", "Sorry, can I finish my thought?", and "I'm proud of myself" • The grammar of confidence: "confident about" a thing vs. "confident in" a person or skill, "proud of" (not "proud about"), and "step OUT of your comfort zone" • How to speak up early in a group — in the first five minutes, before your brain builds a wall • How to sound more natural and confident — because calm is a kind of confidence
Perfect for learners who want to improve listening, speaking, vocabulary, and conversation skills through realistic podcast-style English.
🌟 What You'll Learn:
👉 The big idea: confidence comes after action, not before — stop waiting for the bus that comes after you walk
👉 The three tools for nervous moments: stand tall and breathe slowly (your body talks to your brain!), use silence instead of "um," and prepare just one sentence — not the whole speech
👉 English-speaking confidence: communication first, grammar second — say "Can I say that again?" instead of "Sorry, sorry, sorry"
👉 Compare yourself only to yourself one year ago
💡 The Leo English Podcast Method:
🔹 Immersive podcast-style listening
🔹 Shadow-and-repeat practice with authentic dialogues
🔹 Real-life topics for natural, confident speaking
🔹 Natural spoken English instead of memorizing grammar rules
🔹 Practical listening and speaking practice
🚀 Perfect For:
✅ Beginners who want to build confidence speaking English
✅ Intermediate learners aiming for more natural conversations
✅ Shy learners who pretend to be confident and then eat biscuits 😄 ✅ Students preparing for speaking exams, presentations, and daily communication
✅ Anyone who enjoys learning English through listening and storytelling
🎁 Bonus From This Episode:
🎯 The twelve confidence words, in order: confidence · self-esteem (your value as a person) · comfort zone (growth happens just outside it) · nervous (about a situation — "anxious" is stronger) · brave (fear plus action) · speak up · believe in yourself · proud ("proud of"; "too proud to ask" is not a compliment) · mess up (softer than "fail") · compare ("Comparison is the thief of joy") · body language (differs across cultures!) · fake it till you make it (practice, not lying)
🎯 The honesty toolkit: "Let me come back to that", "I didn't catch that" — others forget your mistakes in ten minutes, while you remember them for ten years
🎯 Three sentences to learn this week: "I'm proud of that." "Can I finish my thought?" And "I'd like to try."
💬 Question of the day: In which situation do you feel least confident, and what is one small step you will take this week? You can write: • "I feel least confident when ___, because ___." • "My small step this week is ___." • "I feel least confident when ___, and this week I will ___." (For example: "I feel least confident when I call someone in English, and this week I will call one shop and ask about the price.") (Tina's small step: arrive early and say hello to three people. Leo's: ask one stranger a question — maybe about onions 😄)
Don't worry about mistakes — we read every comment, and we are cheering for you!
📌 If this lesson helped you, please give this video a big thumbs up, subscribe to Leo English Podcast, and click the little bell 🔔 so you won't forget our next lesson. Confidence comes after action, not before. Take one small step today, and be proud of it, even if it was small. Especially if it was small. Stand tall, breathe slowly, and say one brave thing today!
#LearnEnglish #leoenglishpodcast #EnglishPodcast #SpokenEnglish #EnglishConversation #EverydayEnglish #EnglishForBeginners #EnglishListening #EnglishFluency #SpeakEnglishNaturally #EnglishSpeakingPractice #EnglishCulture #RealEnglish #shadowing
k play/pause · j/l ±10 s · m mute · f fullscreen · t theatre · shift+n next
