English Listening Practice #1 - Real Native Conversation (B2-C1)

Challenge yourself today! Listen to two native English speakers talking naturally for 30 minutes. Learn new vocabulary, new phrases and improve your listening skills!

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[thecfclad]

i really like this kind of video where native english speakers talk to each other naturally and not trying to adjust the language being used to suit learners. please make more of these!

[Siwahib]

You are not alone Laura- many parents I know are so worried about the schooling system! I guess your conversation has been more educational than you'd have expected! Great as usual, keep up the excellent work.

[CEIVEEVER]

I have almost an advanced level so for me both of you have a very clear accent. If you haven't put the subtitules I woudn’t have understood everything but I’d have understood most of the conversation. Anyway, I would say that it’s always more difficult to understand an audio that a video (even without subtitules). The gestures are everything in a conversation. This kind of videos are great to improve our listening, please, could you upload more like this one? Thanks.

[TM-mqyi]

This sort of videos are very useful for learners to understand real conversations of native English speakers. I appreciate it😊

[catherinelam]

This kind of video not only sharpens our listening skills, but also provides a chance for us to learn how u guys views things on different matters. Please continue to make these videos in the future. Thank you.

[pzxbojs]

The real talk is a good vitamin for the learners. Great job!

[mbiemann]

Great video 🤩 Thank you for that.
Not only for the English, but I loved listening to your opinions and thoughts about the subjects.
Looking forward to more!

[Dilhani]

Thank you so much both of you for giving us a chance to listening native speakers dialogue .

[vickyv]

Listen to A British native talk is so satisfying. It's like *ASMR* to me. Specially I like to listen to Kate Winslet. Her way of talking is perfect. And yes, can't forget Jason. 👍
keep it up

[kanniswong]

Thanks, Laura the lessons that I can learn from you are very pragmatic and practical

[NormalPerson]

This one is absutely necessary and helpful contents for studying English! Thank you so much❤

[rclemqu]

Thank you, guys, so much for this great conversation! I've really enjoyed it! The way you communicated, the topics you discussed, the opinions you shared with us made this video really entertaining and thought-provoking

[ZofiaTeresa]

It was lovely to hear your conversation! I love your sense of humor and critical thinking 😉

[Freesoul]

Wow this felt like a Podcast Session. Thoroughly enjoyed! I think one more reason is I think our idea of life is so alike ❤❤❤

[bluerocknroll]

Have a lovely conversation! Please do it more!

[matteosherpafiorini]

A very useful video, really. I've striven following with no subtitles: it's been quite difficult but I was able to focus on the conversation. The main difference from a frontal lesson it's that in this case you have used a lot of connected speech and idioms and these are the turning points from a basic level language skills to a good fluency and a grasp of the language expendable in a real conversation with a native speaker. Thanks gaain for this video.

[AhmedBassam-cfji]

Thank you for that.
Not only for the English, but I loved listening to your opinions and thoughts about the subjects.
Looking forward to more

[MarceloCoutinho-konz]

I just found your channel. It's so useful for my listening practice. I think, I understood 99%. That's great.

[nevithaci]

This is the only way to teach English just be spontaneous with it .All the English teachers out there should get this concept .Well done you guys

[coreylau]

it is exactly what I'm looking for! Fantastic! Thank