Day 33 Telugu to English #shortsfeed #shorts #english

#shorts #shortsfeed #youtube #seattlepreview Daily Use English Sentences with Telugu Meaning! | Spoken English Classes Day 1 (ఇంగ్లీష్ నేర్చుకోండి). SECRET to Speak English Fluently in 30 Days (తెలుగులో) | Full Spoken English Course Day 1. Basic English | సులభంగా ఇంగ్లీష్ నేర్చుకోండి. Stop Translating! Learn to Think in English (Telugu Spoken English Tips) | English Fluency English for Interview: 10 Killer Dialogues (Telugu to English) English Speaking Practice Your First 5 Minutes in English! (Telugu) | Start Speaking Confidently Today (Beginners) Daily Use English Sentences with Telugu Meaning! Basic English to Advance English Learn Basic to Advanced English easily with Telugu explanations. In this video, you’ll upgrade your spoken English by replacing “very + adjective” with powerful advanced words like enormous, minuscule, overjoyed, famished, horrified, furious—with clear pronunciation and Telugu meaning. Perfect for daily English speaking practice, interviews, exams, and confident communication. Watch till the end and practice along for fast improvement in vocabulary and fluency. Here’s a simple upgrade: stop using “VERY”—use one powerful word. Instead of “very big,” say “enormous” or “immense.” Instead of “very small,” say “minuscule” or “diminutive.” Instead of “very happy,” say “overjoyed,” “thrilled,” or “delighted.” Instead of “very hungry,” say “famished” or “starving.” Instead of “very scared,” say “horrified.” or "Terrified:. Instead of “very angry,” say “furious” or “enraged.” Basic to Advance Daily conversations. #englishintelugu #spokenenglish #telugutoenglish #vocabulary #learnenglish #englishspeaking #advancedenglish