Why Small Talk Feels So Hard
Kate's Bite Size English Podcast
Available Platforms
Description
In this episode of Kate's Bite Size English, we talk about:
why small talk feels uncomfortable for many Asian students
cultural differences between Asia and North America when it comes to talking to strangers
how to start and respond to small talk naturally
what to say when you freeze in English
real-life English phrases used in conversations that you can shadow and practice
If you've ever felt nervous talking to strangers in English, this episode can help you.
We'll look at what to say in different scenarios:
bus stops
coffee shoops
on campus
and practice natural expressions like
"I know, right?"
"Exactly!"
"Sorry, I didn't catch that."
This podcast is designed for English learners who want to sound more natural, feel more confident, and understand how English really works in real life.
Listening to a podcast should not be a passive experience. Listeners are encouraged to
leave a comment and share your thoughts: https://open.firstory.me/user/cmpbg2k5204et01x7965sh8jp/comments
Remember to be courteous, constructive, and mindful of internet etiquette so this can remain a welcoming space for learners from all backgrounds.
Follow Kate's Bite Size English on Instagram and Threads @teacher_kate_bite_size_english
Email Kate at kate.academic.guide@gmail.com
In this episode of Kate's Bite Size English, we talk about:
why small talk feels uncomfortable for many Asian students
cultural differences between Asia and North America when it comes to talking to strangers
how to start and respond to small talk naturally
what to say when you freeze in English
real-life English phrases used in conversations that you can shadow and practice
If you've ever felt nervous talking to strangers in English, this episode can help you.
We'll look at what to say in different scenarios:
bus stops
coffee shoops
on campus
and practice natural expressions like
"I know, right?"
"Exactly!"
"Sorry, I didn't catch that."
This podcast is designed for English learners who want to sound more natural, feel more confident, and understand how English really works in real life.
Listening to a podcast should not be a passive experience. Listeners are encouraged to
leave a comment and share your thoughts: https://open.firstory.me/user/cmpbg2k5204et01x7965sh8jp/comments
Remember to be courteous, constructive, and mindful of internet etiquette so this can remain a welcoming space for learners from all backgrounds.
Follow Kate's Bite Size English on Instagram and Threads @teacher_kate_bite_size_english
Email Kate at kate.academic.guide@gmail.com