200+ Simple English Conversations | English Speaking Practice for Beginners | Podcast English

Hi everyone, welcome back to Ms English Channel, where simple English becomes your daily joy and confidence.

Hey Emily, hey friends, it's always great to be here, how are you feeling today?

Pretty good, Paul, I'm excited because today's topic is fun and super useful.

That sounds great, you always bring something interesting and full of positive energy.

Today, we are practicing real life English conversations you can use anywhere, anytime with anyone.

Ah, the kind of English that actually helps when we speak to real people.

Exactly, not just grammar, but real connection through simple natural sentences.

So, if you want to speak better every day, remember to like and subscribe.

Yes, and tell us in the comments which line you'll try first today.

Alright, let's start, can you help me with something Emily?

Of course, Paul, what do you need help with today?

I want to sound more polite when asking for help in English.

Good idea, you can say, excuse me, can you help me please?

That sounds friendly.

I like it.

What about introducing myself?

You can say, I'm a teacher, or I work at a school.

That's simple and natural.

What subject do you teach, Emily?

I teach English conversation and help students feel confident when speaking.

That's amazing, confidence is the hardest part for many learners.

Not grammar.

Exactly.

Some people know the words, but freeze when it's time to speak, right?

Right, like when someone asks, where are you from, and your mind goes blank?

Yes.

It happens a lot, you can simply say, I'm from India, or I'm from Vietnam.

And if someone doesn't hear you, just say, can you repeat that, please?

Or, could you say that again, that's polite and natural.

Let's practice, where are you from, Emily?

I'm from the UK, and you, Paul?

I'm from India, nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you too, simple, clear and friendly.

That's the secret, right, stay relaxed and speak slowly.

Exactly, English is not a race, it's a rhythm.

I love that line, English is not a race, it's a rhythm.

Thank you, it helps remind learners to breathe and enjoy the process.

Alright.

Next situation, how do we ask the time politely?

You can say, excuse me, what time is it, or could you tell me the time?

Perfect, and if someone says, it's three thirty PM, reply, thank you so much.

Yes, simple, polite and full of respect.

I love that.

What if I'm shopping and want to know the price?

Then say, how much is this, or what's the price of this item?

And if it's expensive, I can say, maybe we can find a cheaper option.

Exactly, that's polite and shows confidence.

You know, these small lines make daily life much easier.

That's the point, real English should help you live, not stress you out.

Yes, when you use simple English well, you connect with people instantly.

Totally, English is not only grammar, it's about kindness and expression.

Like when you say, have a nice day, and someone smiles back.

Yes, small words can bring big happiness, beautiful.

What's another kind phrase to learn today?

Stay hydrated, it means drink enough water, very common and caring.

Oh, that's nice.

If someone gives me water, I can say, thank you, stay hydrated.

Exactly, simple, short, but full of warmth.

You know, Emily, these phrases show personality more than big words do.

That's so true, speaking kindly is always better than speaking perfectly.

I love that.

A soft heart makes even simple English shine.

Yes, every word you speak with love becomes easier to understand.

That's powerful, I feel inspired already.

Good, that's what Miss English Channel is about, learning with heart.

Alright friends, remember to practice your favorite lines from today.

And share them in the comments, your words might inspire someone else too.

Stay kind, stay confident, and speak English every day with joy.

See you in the next episode, and remember, small words can create big changes.

Welcome back everyone.

I'm happy you stayed with us today.

Let's explore even more daily English you can use anywhere.

Yes, Emily, these conversations help learners feel ready for real situations.

In cafes, shops, or at work.

Exactly, because the more you use English in daily life, the faster it becomes natural.

Right.

So what if someone says, let's go to the park?

How can we respond politely?

You can say, that sounds fun, let's go.

It's cheerful and friendly.

And if you're tired, maybe say, sorry, I'm tired today, let's go another time.

Yes, politeness makes communication smoother, even when you say no.

Exactly.

How about this one, I am late.

What's the best reply?

You can answer, no worries, glad you're here.

It shows kindness and understanding.

That's true, small words can make someone's day better.

Yes, when we speak gently.

We bring peace to others' hearts.

I love that.

Okay, here's another, it's a beautiful day.

You can reply, yes, perfect weather to enjoy.

It's natural and positive, and it's also a good way to start friendly conversations with strangers.

Right, weather is always an easy, safe topic for small talk.

Speaking of small talk, what about this one, I love ice cream?

That's fun, you can reply, me too, what's your favorite flavor?

See, just one question turns a simple line into a real connection.

Exactly.

Conversations are like ping pong, you send the ball back gently.

Beautiful example.

Okay, can we meet tomorrow?

You can say, sure, what time?

Easy and open.

And if you're busy, just say, I can't tomorrow, but maybe later this week.

That sounds polite and natural.

Never just say no, add kindness.

Exactly, the tone makes all the difference.

Alright, let's have lunch together.

You can reply, that sounds great.

Or if you can't, say, maybe another day.

That's good balance, friendly but honest.

Yes, honesty keeps relationships strong in any language.

Okay, I feel so tired.

You can say, you should rest.

Simple but caring.

That's what I love about English.

Simple words can carry big emotion.

Exactly.

Let's do another, this is my favorite song.

You can reply, yes, I love it too.

It feels warm and natural.

Food always brings people together.

Even a short comment builds connection.

Exactly.

Sharing a meal is sharing joy.

Alright, let's go shopping.

You can say, sounds fun, let's go.

Easy and energetic.

It's great how English can sound friendly.

Even in short lines.

Yes.

The tone matters more than the number of words.

True.

Okay, where is the nearest shop?

You can reply, it's just around the corner.

Very common and easy.

That's helpful for travelers too.

These lines are perfect for real life.

Exactly.

Real communication builds real confidence.

Let's continue, I'm very happy today.

You can say, that's awesome, what happened?

It shows interest.

And when someone says, I'm sad.

You can reply, I'm here if you need me.

That's beautiful.

Words like that make English full of compassion.

Exactly.

English isn't cold, it's full of feeling when spoken from the heart.

Yes.

Let's keep that warmth.

This bag is heavy.

You can reply, let me help you carry it.

It's simple but very kind.

Kindness makes language powerful.

It gives meaning beyond vocabulary.

I agree.

Okay, can I sit here?

You can say, of course, go ahead.

Easy and welcoming.

That's perfect for cafes or classrooms.

Yes, and politeness makes every place feel safe.

Alright.

I enjoy reading books.

You can say, that's great, what do you like to read?

Exactly, then share your own favorite.

Yes, I love reading stories about travel and people.

Books open worlds just like languages do.

Exactly, English is also a door to new worlds.

Beautifully said, I want to visit Japan.

You can say, that's wonderful, Japan is beautiful.

And maybe add, what place do you want to see first?

Perfect, curiosity keeps conversation warm.

Right.

That's very kind of you.

You can say, thank you, I appreciate that.

Such small replies make you sound confident and polite.

Exactly, politeness is never old fashioned.

It's timeless.

I love that.

Okay, let's go for a walk.

You can say, sounds good.

Let's go.

Walking and talking.

The best way to learn English.

Yes, movement helps memory.

You learn faster when your body joins the lesson.

That's so interesting.

English with body and mind, full connection.

Exactly.

Let's go on, I'm feeling nervous before exams.

You can reply, that's normal.

You'll do great.

Encouragement is one of the best English skills to learn.

Yes, supportive words create confident speakers.

Exactly.

I'm scared of the dark.

You can reply, it's okay, you're not alone.

Such comfort in simple words.

That's real communication.

Yes.

We speak not just to exchange words.

But to exchange care.

That's so true.

Paul, and that's why we keep teaching with love.

Because English isn't just a subject, it's a bridge of kindness.

Exactly.

A bridge connecting hearts from every corner of the world.

Beautiful, Emily.

Okay, this is so funny.

You can reply, I know.

I can't stop laughing.

Laughter also builds confidence.

It relaxes your mind.

Yes.

A calm mind speaks better English.

Exactly.

Let's finish this part with a smile.

Let's do it.

Remember, small sentences can carry big warmth.

Yes, and your English becomes beautiful when it comes from your heart.

So, keep speaking, keep smiling.

And keep learning.

And remember, the best practice is to talk kindly every day.

Beautiful.

I can't wait to share more in the next part.

Me too, let's keep this positive journey alive together.

Let's continue with more English for daily life.

Today, we'll practice phrases that show kindness and real connection.

Perfect, because kindness makes English shine.

Brighter than any accent ever could.

Exactly.

Let's start with this one.

That's a great suggestion.

You can reply, thanks.

Let's give it a try, it's full of teamwork and optimism.

Yes, positivity makes your English voice sound brighter.

True.

I'm ready to go.

You can say, awesome, let's head out.

It's casual and friendly.

Perfect.

It's the kind of English that feels alive.

Not robotic.