Practising natural English online

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your specific needs, like sounding more

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natural in conversations.

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>> How would you use uh colloquial English?

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>> So, that type of small talk and like

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saying easy peasy or like think words

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like that where or phrases [music] where

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it doesn't make sense in a sentence.

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Like, it's just it's just random.

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Completely random. What I personally

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like is how flexible it is. You can

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choose the teacher, the accent, the

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topic, and the time. There's also no

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subscription. You just pay per class. I

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recently booked a lesson on Eyealkie

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where we focus specifically on small

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talk. Things like how to respond when

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someone says you're right or how to keep

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a conversation going without sounding

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too awkward.

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Usually it's people who might have

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traveled to England before or might um

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or usually are learning English for

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their own for their own jobs that

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they're currently doing. So uh working

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in their own country and they get a

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[music] lot of uh English people

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traveling. And this is what really

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matters. You're learning with a real

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person. You can ask questions, make

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mistakes, laugh about it, and it all

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feels like an actual