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You know more English than you think… so why is speaking sometimes so difficult? In this short introduction to From Knowing to Speaking, discover what’s really stopping you from using the English already in your head—and how we’re going to change that, one small step at a time. Grab your coffee, press play, and get ready to wake up your English. And don’t skip the end… there is a speaking challenge waiting for you.

You understand English… but why can’t you speak it? If your mind goes blank when someone asks you a question in English, this episode is for you. Discover why it happens—and one simple trick to start speaking with more confidence. Listen to the new episode!

What if translating English in your head isn’t a sign that you’re bad at languages? Your brain is doing something much more interesting. In this episode, discover why mistakes are actually part of the learning process—and how you can train your brain to start thinking in English. Listen to the episode and find out what’s really happening in your head.

Do you translate everything in your head when you speak English? You hear a sentence in English… translate it… think of your answer… translate it back… And suddenly, a simple conversation feels exhausting. But... What if you’re trying too hard to think in English? In this episode, I'll show you a simple 5-minute morning habit that can help your brain connect English directly to everyday life — without complicated vocabulary, grammar exercises, or hours of studying. And the best part? You can start this morning. Listen until the end, because I'll give you a simple challenge you can try today — and it takes only five minutes. Press play and let's make English feel a little more natural, one morning at a time.

Do native English speakers really say "I will"? Not as often as you might think. In this episode, discover what they say instead—and how you can sound more natural in everyday English.

Start your day with Mini Morning – English Shots —quick, practical English in just a few minutes. This week's mini shot sets the stage for next week's episode, where you'll discover why native speakers rarely say "I will" and what they actually say instead.

Why does finishing a handmade project feel so rewarding? In this Deep Dive episode, we explore the science and psychology behind handcrafting and happiness. From reducing stress and improving focus to building confidence and creating a sense of purpose, we'll uncover why activities like knitting, woodworking, pottery, and other crafts have such a powerful effect on our well-being. Whether you're an experienced maker or simply curious, join us as we take a closer look at how creating with our hands can help us live more balanced, fulfilling lives.

What if one of the simplest ways to feel happier is already in your hands? In this episode, we explore how handcrafting—from knitting and painting to woodworking and DIY projects—can reduce stress, boost creativity, and bring a deeper sense of accomplishment. Tune in to discover why creating something by hand can be good for both your mind and your mood.

Can learning a new language help keep the brain younger for longer? In this deep dive, we look at new research suggesting a surprising link between language learning and cognitive health in older adults—and what it might mean for memory, aging, and the future of mental fitness.

Can learning a new language do more than open doors to communication? Recent research suggests it might help protect memory and attention in later life—and even slow cognitive decline. In this episode, we explore what happens when language learning meets brain health.

Why do we forget new words so quickly, even after studying them several times? In this deep-dive episode, we explore the science and practice behind successful vocabulary learning for A2 English learners.You'll discover why context matters more than memorization, how spaced repetition helps move words into long-term memory, and why active use is the missing ingredient in many study routines. We break down a practical weekly learning plan, examine effective note-taking strategies, and discuss how learning phrases instead of individual words can improve fluency.Join us for a closer look at what really works when it comes to learning new words—and turning them into language you can actually use.

Want to learn English vocabulary more effectively? In this episode, you'll discover a simple weekly routine that helps A2 learners remember new words and use them with confidence. Learn why studying vocabulary in context works better than memorizing lists, how spaced repetition improves retention, and what daily habits can make a real difference in your progress. You'll also get practical tips on keeping a vocabulary notebook, learning useful word combinations, and turning new words into active language through speaking and writing. Listen now and start building your vocabulary one small step at a time.

Do you struggle writing in English? Do you need ideas on how to improve writing? A deep dive into the most efficient ideas on getting to the next level on writing.

Here you can listen to some ideas on how to improve your writing. One page at a time. What do you think of these ideas? Do you already do any of them? Let me know.

How do you learn new words? Do you make a list? Do you use flashcards? Listen to a debate about the best strategies to learn and keep new vocabulary. Listen to the evidences and draw your own conclusion!