How to Talk About Family in English | Slow English Conversation (A2) | English Speaking Practice

Learn how to talk about your family naturally in English with Mark and Irene from TestEnglishLab. In this real English conversation lesson, you’ll learn the words and phrases native speakers actually use when talking about parents, brothers and sisters, children, relatives, in-laws, family traditions and relationships. You’ll practice useful expressions such as: There are four of us older sister / younger brother get along well close to look like take after keep in touch get together immediate family extended family only child niece / nephew cousin brother-in-law / sister-in-law runs in the family close-knit family You’ll also learn how to avoid common mistakes such as: ❌ “We are four persons in my family.” ✅ “There are four of us in my family.” ❌ “My sister is bigger than me.” ✅ “My sister is older than me.” ❌ “I am married with Anna.” ✅ “I am married to Anna.” ❌ “We keep contact.” ✅ “We keep in touch.” This lesson is ideal for A2-B1 English learners who want to improve their: English speaking English listening English vocabulary Everyday conversation Natural English expressions Family vocabulary Listen to the conversation, repeat the useful phrases aloud, and try to use them the next time someone asks you: “Tell me about your family.” Which phrase will you use first? Write it in the comments. Subscribe to TestEnglishLab for more real English conversations, natural grammar and practical speaking practice. #LearnEnglish #EnglishConversation #EnglishSpeaking #EnglishVocabulary #FamilyVocabulary #A2English #B1English #SpeakEnglish #LearnEnglishThroughConversation #TestEnglishLab