I just realized I’ve spoken more English this week than I did in my entire last semester . Thanks to the daily challenge, I’m finally not scared to make mistakes anymore

Most people don’t struggle because they “don’t know enough English. They struggle because they freeze in real conversations. That was me too. But last week, I made a shift: I stopped memorizing and started speaking. I used these phrases in real life: Hi, how’s your day going? Excuse me, could you help me? What do you think about this place? The result? I didn’t sound perfect — but I finally connected

Joined last week and already speaking with more confidence Yesterday I ordered coffee in English

🧠 Stop Translating, Start Thinking in English Do you find yourself translating every sentence in your head first? That’s normal — but it slows you down and makes your English sound unnatural. ✅ Here’s a tip: Start with short phrases you can instantly use, like: “I’m hungry.” “It’s too hot.” “That’s interesting.” Say them out loud. Say them without thinking. Say them every day. 🧠 This is how you train your brain to think in English. 💬 What’s one short phrase you use often in your own language? Translate it into English — and comment it below 👇

📘 10 Real-Life English Phrases You Can Use Today Want to sound more natural when you speak English? Here are 10 phrases native speakers use every single day: 1. I’m good, thanks! 2. Can I get a…? 3. Let me think... 4. I’m not sure about that. 5. Sounds good! 6. No worries. 7. That makes sense. 8. I’ll be right there. 9. What do you think? 10. It depends. 💬 Comment your favorite below — or make your own sentence using it! Let’s practice together 🧠