Welcome to my podcast where we explore conversational English. My goal is to help everyone improve their everyday communication skills and explain common phrases in simple language.

Conversational English with Tersha

Tired of abandoning your language resolutions by mid-February? This episode reveals why traditional goal-setting fails for advanced learners—and introduces a game-changing monthly mission system that keeps you motivated all year long. Discover how to turn vague aspirations like "improve my English" into measurable pronunciation victories, one month at a time. Perfect for learners who know there's more progress to make but can't see the next step forward.

British Pronunciation Tips 

Why Your Language Goals Fail by February - Setting language goals that actually work

Listen to this short conversation where two friends talk about the man of their dreams. 

Aprende árabe con Radia 

Desribing someone

I Libri In  Pillole di Federica

Sesto capitolo: Storia di un gatto e del topo che divento' suo amico

We know we should appreciate people more often but do we know how to acknowledge them and why is it even so important? 

In a conversation when you acknowledge people, they feel heard and valued. They become more open-minded even if you are opposing their beliefs. It’s because, through your acknowledgment of their ideas, they know that you have been listening and you understand where they are coming from. If you want to do business with people or maintain a good relationship with them, without learning how to acknowledge people, you will get nowhere.

Acknowledging is easy.

Just paraphrase what they said and follow up with a relevant question or your opinion. Paraphrasing proves that you understand them since you express their ideas using your own words. 

During negotiations or discussions even if you disagree with people, you can make them hear you out by disagreeing politely or by partially disagreeing with them. A strong disagreement shows that you are unwilling to talk. This makes the negotiation take a negative turn and go downhill. 

So, disagree politely and follow up with relevant questions to show that you are interested in learning more about them. 

What you do is often reciprocated. When you listen, they listen. When you show interest in people, they will show interest in you. When you acknowledge them, they will acknowledge your work, ideas, and suggestions.

Acknowledge people. Have more discussions and not arguments. 


Sensei Ann

How not to be rude in English? 

En este episodio hablo de la 4 etapa de mi viaje en la Costa Oeste de los Estados, el Parque Nacional de Yosemite, los diferentes tipos de naturaleza que se pueden ver, algunos tipos de animales y por supuesto, las secuoyas gigantes. Tiempos verbales: presente, pretérito imperfecto, perfecto e indefinido. Vocabulario de ambientes naturales y animales. 

Viviendo entre dos lenguas 

4 parte Viaje Costa Oeste USA, Parque Nacional Yosemite

Meaning of the words in the Topic to understand it well.

يَوْمٌ في حَيَاةِ سَلْمَى

كَلِماتُ المَوْضوع

En este podcast hablo acerca de la rutina cotidiana cuando se trabaja en casa, utilizo los verbos reflexivos, vocabulario acerca de las rutinas cotidianas. 

Mi rutina cotidiana trabajando en casa

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Will the Almighty judge a man if he commits great sin in this land?
If the Almighty exists, what is his “intention”?
Along with an unforgettable first scene, this show would make you watch and think about judgment.
