In this video, I teach you English using the real world around me. I speak slowly and clearly so you can understand me. I also using plenty of sensual visuals to keep your eyes happy.

You'll learn how to talk about your hobbies naturally, how to ask someone about their hobbies the way we do it in the UK, and a simple one-minute speaking game you can do every single day to improve your English fluency. The JAM game is very powerful.

I cover how to use natural English phrases like "I'm into..." and "I'm a big fan of..." to describe the things you love, how to ask someone "What do you do in your free time?" and keep the conversation going with "How did you get into that?", how to build your English vocabulary through real objects in the real world -- a frisbee, a coconut, a towel, a book -- and how to play the JAM game, a one-minute speaking exercise that trains your brain to think and speak in English without stopping.

Whether you're a complete beginner or working your way up from A1 to B1, this slow English listening video gives you real, natural phrases you can use in everyday conversation straight away.

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Timestamps

0:00 How to speak about your hobbies

4:28 How to ask someone about their hobbies

5:50 POV English

10:39 Jam Game

13:33 Summary

7:11 2. Calendar Time

9:08 3. Trendy British Slang

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In this video, I teach you everything you need to know about time in British English - from how to tell the time to trendy slang words British people use every single day. You'll learn why British people say "half 6" instead of "6:30", how to use quarter past and quarter to, and the difference between noon, midday, and midnight. I also cover how to talk about days and dates the British way, time expressions like "it's getting on for 12" and "coming up to", and six British slang words for time including faff, crack on, stupid o'clock, yonks, and now and then. Whether you're learning British English from scratch, preparing for life in the UK, or just want to sound more natural in everyday conversation, this video gives you the real language that British people actually use.

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Timestamps:

0:00 What British People Call Money

3:26 Skint vs Loaded (Trendy Slang)

4:16 Money Mindset

6:09 Don't Say "Cheap"

8:16 How to Split the Bill in Britain

In England, we don't say "fifty pounds." We say fifty quid. If you didn't know that, you are missing a huge chunk of real British life -- and this video is going to change that. Filmed on the paradise island of Cham Island, just off the coast of Hoi An in Vietnam, surrounded by monkeys, crystal water, and golden hour light -- I teach you every real British money word and phrase you actually need.

You will learn: what British people actually call pounds (spoiler: it is never "pounds"), how to use fiver, tenner, and grand naturally in conversation, why the word "cheap" can go badly wrong and what to say instead, and exactly how to talk about prices, splitting the bill, and paying at a restaurant like a real British local.

This video covers quid, fiver, tenner, grand, pence, skint, loaded, minted, moneyed, broke, bargain, rip-off, pricey, steep, affordable, reasonable, "it's my treat," "go halves," "on me," and more -- all in real, natural conversation with context you will actually remember.

This is not a grammar lesson. I use comprehensible input, which means you learn English vocabulary by hearing it used naturally in real situations, not by memorising rules or copying out word lists. The kind of real British English you hear at the shops, in a cafe, out with friends -- and find nowhere in a textbook.

I also share a mindset lesson from Rich Dad Poor Dad that changed the way I think about money, and why it applies perfectly to learning English. Stop saying "I can't afford this" and start asking "How can I?"

Whether you are a beginner building your English vocabulary, an intermediate learner who wants to sound more natural, or an advanced speaker who still blanks when British slang comes up -- this one is for you.

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This video is about how to learn English deeply enough that you actually begin to dream in English.

I'm Jay, a British English teacher from York, and on this channel I help non-native English speakers around the world learn English, speak English fluently, think in English, and feel at home in the language. If you are a beginner English learner looking for easy English practice, an intermediate English learner chasing real English fluency, or an advanced learner working toward native English speaker level, this lesson is for you.

Inside this video you will find simple daily English speaking exercises that turn passive English study into real English immersion:

Photo chit chat, a 30-second English speaking practice you can do anywhere, any time.

Street sign snap, an easy way to improve English vocabulary from the world around you.

Thinking in English, not translating to English, the habit that separates fluent English speakers from everyone else.

The English dreambook, a pocket journal for catching ideas in English the moment you wake up.

The "what if" machine, a 1-minute creative English speaking drill to build speaking confidence fast.

Immersive English content, the comedies, podcasts, books and music that make English stick.

The goal is not to study English. The goal is to live in English, even when you cannot travel to an English-speaking country like the UK, the USA, Canada, Ireland, Australia or New Zealand. That is how real English fluency actually happens.

Want to practise speaking English every single day, from anywhere in the world? Try Sprout, my English learning platform built around real roleplay English conversations with Jay-i, the AI version of me. Order coffee in a cafe, survive a job interview in English, check into a hotel, navigate a British pub, improve your English pronunciation, or invent your own custom roleplay scenario. It is the closest thing to living abroad, without the plane ticket.

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Learn English. Speak English. Dream in English. The fluency follows.

New English lessons every week for English learners in Vietnam, Korea, Japan, China, India, Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and everywhere else on this beautiful planet. Subscribe for English listening practice, English pronunciation tips, British English lessons, English grammar made simple, comprehensible input English stories, and immersive English content for all levels.

Timestamps:

0:00 The Beginning

0:23 Photo Chit-Chat

1:52 Street Sign Snap

3:43 Think in English

7:20 English Dreambook

8:31 Emotions Help You Remember

10:32 Be Patient

11:18 The end

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There are words that every British person uses every single day -- and you will never find them in a textbook. In this video, I teach you 8 real British English words and phrases that you only pick up if you actually live in England. You will learn how British people really pronounce words (including why we drop our T's and what a glottal stop sounds like), what "cuppa," "cheeky," "gutted," "buzzing," "innit," "cheers," and "proper" actually mean -- and how to use them naturally in real conversation. This is not a grammar lesson. This is the everyday English that British people use at home, in the shops, on the street, and yes, on a boat in the middle of nowhere. Whether you are just starting out with British English, trying to improve your listening, or you have been studying English for years and still feel like something is missing -- this video is for you. I teach using comprehensible input, which means you learn English by understanding it in real context, not by memorising rules. If you love immersive English learning, natural spoken English, and videos that feel more like a conversation than a class, you are in the right place.

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In this video, I'm teaching you 7 words and phrases that native British English speakers use every day - words you won't find in any textbook. We're learning real English through the world around us, in real contexts, with real conversations.

You'll learn how to use "grab," "pop," "reckon," "fair enough," "quite," "-ish," and more - the everyday British English phrases that make you sound natural, fluent, and native.

If you want to go further and actually practise speaking English with a native, try https://sproutlanguage.com/ and start your free trial today.

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It's a stress-free way to build your English speaking confidence in real conversation, any time you want.

In this video, I break down exactly how British small talk works -- and why it's easier than most English learners think. You'll learn the mindset behind British conversation, how to start a conversation in English with total strangers, and practical small talk tips you can use straight away. I cover how to use the Sherlock Holmes technique to ask better questions, how to keep a conversation going with the ping pong method, how to talk about the past, present, and future to never run out of things to say, and how body language, eye contact, and facial expressions affect your spoken English and first impressions. Whether you're learning British English, preparing for life in the UK, or just want to feel more confident speaking English in everyday situations, this video gives you the tools to walk into any conversation and hold your own.

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Timestamps

0:00 Mindset

1:55 Sherlock Holmes

4:18 Verbal Ping Pong

5:58 Time Travel

9:03 Non-verbal

10:35 Daily Practice

11:24 Memory Trick

Science says you forget 50% of what you learn within one hour. That's why vocabulary never seems to stick -- even after watching hours of English content.

In this video, I show you five practical techniques to actually remember new English words: labelling your environment, building rhymes and rhythms, using your native language as a bridge, spelling mnemonics, and learning through music.

These aren't memory hacks. They're based on active repetition -- the principle that every time you return to a word, you do something new with it. That's what makes it stay.

Whether you're an intermediate learner looking to expand your vocabulary, or a beginner trying to build a solid foundation, these methods work across all levels and all language backgrounds.

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timestamps

0:00 Why you forget words

0:41 1. Label Your World

1:48 2. Rhyme and Rhythm (free tool)

4:23 3. The Language Bridge

6:49 4. Mnemonics

8:12 5. Music

10:04 ...the end?

Your English accent does not improve overnight. But it does improve, and there is a clear pattern to how it happens.

In this video, I break down the full learning curve for English accent training, from complete beginner all the way to advanced. Whether you are just starting out with English pronunciation or you are already at an intermediate level and feel stuck, this video will show you exactly where you are and what to focus on next.

We cover the key techniques that actually move the needle: minimal pairs to train your ear, tongue twisters to build muscle memory, shadowing to match the rhythm and flow of native speakers, and connected speech to make your English sound natural rather than robotic. Understanding the rhythm of English is one of the most overlooked parts of accent training, and we break it down in a way that finally makes it click.

If you are serious about improving your English pronunciation, this is the roadmap you have been looking for.

Timestamps:

00:00 The Learning Curve

0:37 Mouth Movements

1:25 Tongue Twisters

3:08 Minimal Pairs

3:52 Shadowing (2 levels)

10:49 Connected Speech

13:47 Rhythm

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Timestamps:

00:00 Poem to Remember them All

1:35 1. Nouns

2:16 2. Verbs

2:49 3. Adjectives

3:14 4. Adverbs

4:09 5. Pronouns

4:58 6. Prepositions

5:37 7. Conjunctions

6:12 8. Interjections