Let's Talk About Your Year | English Conversation Practice | Simple English

Let's Talk About Your Year | Simple English | English Politely The Podcast Talk about your year in English with Sarah and John in this brand-new lesson! 🎙️✨ In this real-life English conversation, we reflect on the past 12 months, sharing personal stories and the big life lessons we learned. If you are looking for natural English conversation practice to improve your fluency, this video is designed for you. Join us to learn English speaking through relatable reflections and daily vocabulary. In this episode, you will learn: ✔️ The Past Simple Masterclass: Learn exactly how to talk about your year in English by describing past events with confidence and clarity. ✔️ Experience vs. Action: Clear the confusion between Past Simple and Present Perfect when sharing your life’s biggest highlights and experiences. ✔️ Vocabulary for Growth: Unlock natural and professional words to describe your personal growth and deep reflections from the past year. ✔️ Real-Life Resolutions: Master native expressions for discussing your New Year’s thoughts, memories, and future goals in a real-life English conversation. This lesson is specially designed for A1-B1 level learners who want to sharpen their listening skills through a natural and real-life English conversation. Sarah and John make learning feel like a friendly chat with a cup of coffee! 💬 SHARE YOUR STORY: We love hearing from our community! What was the most valuable life lesson you learned last year? Write your answer in the comments—it’s the perfect way to practice your English writing skills! 👇 ✨ JOIN THE FAMILY: Enjoyed this session? Subscribe to English Politely The Podcast and hit the bell icon to stay updated with our daily lessons. Let’s make your English journey fun and easy together! #LearnEnglish #SimpleEnglish #EnglishForBeginners #EasyEnglish #EnglishConversationPractice #LearnEnglishSpeaking #LearnEnglish2026 #EnglishPolitelyThePodcast #EnglishPodcast #EnglishVocabulary #EnglishSpeakingPractice