5 Tiny Habits to Boost Your English Speaking Confidence Fast

I I go to school. Why is English so hard? I study grammar for hours, but my mouth

just stops here. Oh no, I make many mistakes. I feel very embarrassed now.

>> But look at me. I am in beautiful London city today. I feel very happy and confident.

I love walking here. I can speak English easily. This city gives me energy.

Welcome to my London home. Would you like a cup of hot tea? Do you think you need 2 hours every day

to speak well? No, I think that is a big mistake. You do not need that.

I only need five minutes of tiny habits every single day. Welcome to London.

I will prove it to you now. These five tiny habits will change your A2 level forever. Now,

I am adding this brick on my wall. It is a strong habit. Every brick builds your wall.

It creates your new future. I speak English with joy. Now let us start our lesson today.

I will teach you the expansion technique. It is very easy. Look at this shiny silver kettle. I will expand it

right now. I say the silver kettle. It sounds much better, right?

The kettle is hot, so I must be careful. I am a pro now. Jesus.

I build long sentences instead of only learning one word. But you must be very careful.

I have a big secret diary here. I stop at this special page. Do you see this question mark?

Habit number five is the most important. Do not skip it. 90% of students skip this. That is why

they never speak. I will reveal the secret at the end. You must watch it now.

I am ready for our journey. Are you ready to build your wall? I am picking up my phone now. I want to

record my voice. Let us start with habit number one. It is waiting for you.

Five tiny habits finest London edition. Our time is starting now. I am going to the mirror. Let us

practice our habit one. I am in my bathroom now. Habit one is called self-talk.

I look at the mirror every morning to start my new day. I am picking up my toothbrush. It is

very soft and blue. I am putting toothpaste on it. I love this fresh smell.

I am brushing my teeth now. This is a very simple action. I always tell myself what I am doing in

clear English. I am washing my face with cold water. It is waking me up.

I am drying my skin with a white towel. It is so fluffy. I am combing my hair carefully.

I want to look nice today. I am choosing my clothes. London is a bit cold this morning.

I am wearing my warm sweater. It is my favorite green color. I am looking at my reflection again.

I feel very ready now. This habit is like talking to a best friend in the mirror.

I do not need a teacher. I just need my own loud voice. I am making my bed.

Everything must be very neat and clean. I am opening the window to feel the cool London air. Now

I am checking my small bag. I have my keys and my phone. I am walking back to the mirror. Let us

learn more together. I am smiling at myself. Confidence is a very important thing.

Now let us make our sentences longer and much better. Look at my first brick. I am brushing my

teeth. It is okay. But we can add more power to it. We need

a reason today. I add the word because. It explains my big morning goal.

Why am I brushing? Because I want a very bright smile. I am brushing because I want a smile.

Listen to that. See the sentence is now longer and very

professional. I am washing my face because I want to feel energetic.

I am combing my hair because I have a meeting today. I am wearing a coat because the weather

is very windy. Because connects your action to your smart thoughts.

I am drinking tea because I love old English traditions. Use because when you talk about your

morning routine in the kitchen and the bathroom. It helps your brain think in English

logic, not just words. One action plus one reason. That is your daily tiny task.

Are you ready to try? Ha. It is your turn to speak to me now. Look at this image. I am putting on my

black shoes. >> Now speak aloud. Why am I doing this? Try it right now. 3 2 1 Say

I am wearing shoes because I am going out now. Great job. Let us try another one.

Look at the mirror. I am fixing my glasses. Give me a long sentence now.

Maybe I wear glasses because I want to see better.

Do not be silent. Your voice is the most important part. Look at the bed.

I am tidying my room right now. Why? Tell me your reason.

Speak through the screen. I am tidying because I like a comfortable house today.

You are doing amazing. One more challenge for you. I am holding my umbrella.

London weather is very strange. Complete the sentence. I have an umbrella because

Mhm. because because it is raining. because it is raining.

You are a fluency master. >> Keep doing this mirror talk. Now for habit number two.

I am entering the kitchen now. I want to have a typical London breakfast. Habit number two is special. I call it

sensory labeling of my world. I do not just name the object. I describe how it feels to my skin.

Look at this mug. It is my favorite thing for drinking hot chocolate. I am writing a label for it.

I use a thick black pen for my notes. I am sticking it on the side. Now, this object has a real name.

I see a small spoon on the counter. It is made of shiny metal. I am labeling the spoon, too.

My kitchen is becoming an English school. I am opening the large fridge. It is

very tall and quite heavy. I have milk and eggs inside. I am placing a note on the door now.

I am touching the wooden table. The surface is very smooth and brown. I am sticking a note here.

Every corner of this room is a lesson. I am checking the sharp knife. I use it for cutting my bread.

I write sharp knife. I must be careful when I am cooking.

I see the glass window. I can see the clouds through the clean glass.

I am labeling the window. My apartment is full of yellow stickers. I am picking up a lemon.

It feels bumpy and it smells very sour. I am labeling the fruit. Sensory words help me remember

everything. I am looking at my kitchen. It looks like a word forest today.

I am ready for a big challenge. Let us expand these simple labels. I am holding the silver kettle.

Step one, start with the name. Step two, add a color or material. It is a silver kettle now.

The silver kettle is boiling. Step four, add a result. The kettle is boiling, so I must wait.

I am pouring the water. I am very careful with the hot steam. I am making tea because I want to stay

warm in this weather. This four-step plan is the best way to train your A2 brain.

I am looking at the bread. It is crusty bread from the bakery. The bread is crusty. So, it is very

delicious for my breakfast. I am spreading butter. The butter is soft.

and very yellow. The butter is soft, so I can spread it easily on my toast.

I am feeling the cold milk. It is fresh from a local farm. The milk is cold, so it tastes perfect

with my hot tea. I am sitting down. My breakfast is ready and it looks great.

I am happy because I practiced main long sentences today. I am walking to the living room. It is

time for a fun game. I call this game brick connect. I need your help right now.

I am pointing at this furniture. The first brick is sofa.

Now I am adding a color. Can you see it? It is a blue sofa. I am sitting on it. It feels very soft

and very comfortable. Brick three. The blue sofa is soft. We are almost there.

Now I need a result. The sofa is soft. So what is next?

I am giving you 5 seconds. Think of a logical ending now. I say, "So, I want to take a nap." Did you say that too?

Let us try one more. I am looking at this wooden floor. The floor is wooden.

Add a feeling and a result for me. I am waiting. Speak your sentence out loud to your

screen. The floor is wooden and hard, so I am wearing my slippers.

I am very proud of you. You are not just learning words. I am building a house of English.

Now for habit number three. I am sitting by my favorite window. The view of Big Ben is so lovely.

Habit three is a game changer. I call it my daily English voice diary. I want to tell you a story about my

student Sarah. She was very shy. Sarah was afraid of speaking.

Her heart always beat fast in class. But then she recorded her voice for just one minute every evening.

She heard her own small errors. She started to fix them herself. Now Sarah speaks with courage.

Recording gave her a new power. I am opening my recording app now. I want to tell you my story.

I am pressing the red button. Let us record my London afternoon. I am sitting in London today.

The morning was very cloudy and gray. I walked in Hyde Park because I wanted to see the green trees.

I saw many happy people. They were walking their dogs in the grass.

The air was quite cold, but the hot coffee kept my hands warm. I feel very peaceful now.

London is a busy but wonderful city. I am stopping the recording. That was only 60 seconds of talk.

Recording your day is like writing in a diary but with your mouth. I do not need a listener. I am speaking

to my future self now. This habit builds your fluency muscles. It is a daily workout.

Now I want you to practice with me. Are you ready for a challenge? I will say my diary sentences again.

Listen to my slow rhythm. The morning was cloudy and gray. Listen carefully.

Now it is your turn. Shadow my voice. Repeat after me. The morning was cloudy and gray.

Speak it out loud now. Great. Let us try sentence two. This one is a bit longer.

I walked in Hide Park because I wanted to see the trees. Ready? Shadow my speed.

Do not be afraid of your accent. I walked in Hyde Park because I wanted to see the trees.

Huh? Amazing work. Your voice is sounding stronger and clearer now.

I saw many happy people walking their dogs. Follow my rhythm like a song.

Speak along with me right now. I saw many happy people walking their dogs.

You are doing it. I can hear your confidence through the screen.

Shadowing helps your tongue move like a native speaker's tongue. I am checking my recording again. I want

to find my mistakes. Oh, I said London is a busy city.

My S sound was a bit soft. I am not sad about my mistake. I am excited to learn from it.

Mistakes are not bad things. They are my best English teachers. When you listen to yourself,

you you become your own smart coach. Do not worry about being perfect. Just try to be 1% better.

I am writing a goal in my notebook. Speak more clearly tomorrow. Recording every day makes the scary

English feel very normal. I am recording my life. Say that sentence with me.

Expand it. Try this. I am recording because I want to be very fluent.

Yes, that is a highlevel A2 sentence. You are a natural pro. Keep your voice diary safe. Listen to it

in one month from now. You will be surprised. You will see how much you grew today.

1 minute of recording. That is your tiny brick for habit three. I am feeling so energetic.

Oh, I want to clean my room a little. But wait,

I will use habit number four while I am working. Are you ready to dive into your ears?

Let us go to habit four. I am starting habit number four. This is my favorite lazy way to learn.

I call this passive listening. It means my ears are always working for me.

I am opening my large suitcase. I have a very exciting trip tomorrow. I am putting on my headphones now. I

want to surround myself with English. I am pressing play on my phone. Can you hear this soft loafy music?

I am folding my favorite t-shirts. They are made of very soft cotton. I am listening to a podcast.

Two British people are talking about London. I am placing my jeans inside. They are

blue and a bit heavy to carry. I am moving around the room. I feel like I am in an English movie

now. I am picking up a photo frame. It is a picture of my family back home. I am listening to the rhythm.

The voices sound like a beautiful melody. I am choosing my shoes.

I need comfortable boots for walking on the street. I am putting them in a bag. Everything in my suitcase is very

organized. I am checking the time. London is very busy outside my window

right now. I see a black taxi. I hear the loud engine through the thick

glass. I am smelling my hot tea. The steam is rising into the cool air. Now

I am listening while I work. This habit does not take any extra time. I am closing the suitcase. It is quite

full because I am a slow packer. I am locking it. My things are safe and I feel very prepared today.

I am taking a deep breath. My room is tidy and my heart is very happy. I have a secret for you.

You do not need to understand every single word. I call this no pressure learning. It is

the natural way to grow. I listen to the intonation. When does the voice go up or go down?

I am learning like a small baby. Babies just listen before they talk. I am catching small words. Hello London.

Wonderful. I know those. I am not using a dictionary. I am just

enjoying the British accent. I am feeling the mood. Is the speaker happy?

Are they very serious? I am building a feeling for English. This is very important for A2.

I am relaxing my mind. Stress is the biggest enemy of your fluency.

Let us expand our thoughts. Look at the audio on my phone screen. British audio.

The British audio is quite fast today. The audio is fast. So I listen many times.

This is my logic. I am doing two things at once. I am packing and I am learning to

I am winning my day. Passive listening makes me feel very smart. I am telling you the truth.

Your ears are the doorway to your mouth. Wait, stop for a second. I want to ask you a very direct question.

I am looking at you. What are you listening to in English today?

I am waiting for your answer. Is it music? Is it a travel podcast?

>> I am really curious. Please write your answer in the comment box.

I love reading your ideas. It helps me make better videos for you. I want to give you a tip. Choose a topic

that you really love. I love fashion. I listen to people talking about

beautiful coats. Do you like cooking? Listen to a chef making a traditional

breakfast. Interest creates fluency. If you are bored, your brain will sleep.

I am choosing a new podcast. This one is about London history. H

I am feeling excited. I want to know more about this old city. I am putting my headphones back on.

The journey continues now. I am listening to history. Expand it. Make it a brick wall.

History is interesting. So I am listening very carefully today. Perfect. You are ready for the final

secret habit number five. I am sitting in my favorite wooden chair now. It is very quiet here.

I am opening my secret tool. It is my colorful London guide book. Habit five is the most important secret.

I call it loud reading. I know that 90% of students read silently.

That is a huge mistake. When I read silently, my mouth is sleeping. It is not working

at all. I think of myself as an athlete. I must train my mouth muscles.

I am touching my jaw now. These muscles need a daily workout to be fast. I want my tongue to be flexible. Loud

reading is my personal gym. I am choosing a story about London Bridge.

It is a very famous place. I will show you why emotion is the key to unlocking your voice.

I am reading like a robot now. Listen to this flat and boring sound. London Bridge is very old. It crosses

the river Tams in London. That was so boring. I feel like I am sleeping when I talk

like that. I am am adding joy. Now I want to sound like a real person, not a machine.

London Bridge is very old. It crosses the beautiful river Tams. Oh, London Bridge is so old. It crosses

the river Tams. Wow. I use my face and my eyes. My emotions help me remember the words.

I want you to try with me. Pick up any book or look at the screen. I am showing you the text. Read it with

a very big happy energy. Now I I want to hear your voice. Do not be quiet in your London room.

I am following the rhythm. English sounds like a song with a beat. I am moving my hand like a wave. Up for

joy, down for a calm feel. bridge.

The stone bridge. The stone bridge is old and strong. The bridge is old, so I feel like I am

walking in history today. I do this for 10 minutes. My mouth feels a little tired, but good.

I am proud of my progress. Each word is a bright brick on my wall. I never skip habit 5. It is the golden

key to my fluency journey. I am closing my book now. I feel much more professional after this.

I am checking my list. All five habits are finished for this morning. I am ready for the world.

London, here I come. Are you coming too? >> I see my fluency wall now. It is made of five very strong bricks.

I feel so confident because I practiced these tiny habits today. I know you can do this too. Please build

your own house of words. I want to hear from you. Please comment the word habit below.

I am putting on my warm coat now. The London sun is shining bright. I am grabbing my black umbrella. I am

ready for any London weather. I am leaving my cozy home now. It is time for a big adventure.

I am waving goodbye to my room. See you on the busy streets soon. I want to show you more secrets. Click

the next video on the screen. I believe in your English journey. Have a beautiful day. Bye.