How to Talk About Your Feelings in English | English Podcast For Beginners

Описание: How to Talk About Your Feelings in English | English Podcast For Beginners

Do you want to talk about your feelings in English naturally and confidently?
This video will help you express emotions in real-life English – clearly, simply, and naturally.

In this full lesson, you will learn how to talk about feelings in English step by step, using real conversations, easy vocabulary, and practical speaking structures that native speakers actually use.

This lesson is perfect for beginner and pre-intermediate English learners who want to speak English in daily life, not textbook English.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS VIDEO:
How to describe feeling levels – from calm to strong
Common positive feelings (happy, grateful, proud)
Quiet pride & simple happiness
Why negative feelings are normal
How to share feelings in a real story
How to talk about being frustrated & overwhelmed
Real-life role-plays (work & daily life)
Common beginner habits and how to fix them
Easy speaking patterns to talk about emotions
A gentle reflection & motivation to help you speak with confidence

WHY THIS VIDEO IS DIFFERENT
Slow, clear English
Short, natural sentences
Real-life examples
No complicated grammar
Perfect for listening, speaking & shadowing practice

This video helps you build confidence, not pressure.
You don’t need perfect English.
You just need honest English.

PRACTICE QUESTION (COMMENT BELOW)
What feeling do you experience most often?
Try writing one sentence in English:
“I feel ______ because ______.”

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