Stop Feeling Shy When Speaking English | Confidence Practice A2–B1

Do you feel shy when speaking English? In this easy English confidence practice video, you will learn simple A2–B1 English phrases to speak even when you feel nervous, quiet, or afraid of making mistakes. 🎧 In this episode of The English Room, we practice real English conversation for learners who feel shy in class, at work, in groups, or when people are listening. You will learn how to start speaking, ask for time, join a conversation, speak a little louder, accept compliments, and build confidence one sentence at a time. 💬 You will practice useful English phrases like: “I feel shy when I speak English.” “I feel a little shy, but I’ll try.” “I’ll try to explain.” “Can I add something?” “Let me think for a moment.” “I’ll speak a little louder.” “Can you hear me clearly?” “Thank you. I’m still learning.” “Confidence grows when I practice.” ✅ This lesson is perfect for A2–B1 English learners who want to improve English speaking, English listening practice, daily English conversation, confidence, fluency, and real-life communication. 🗣️ Listen, repeat the phrases out loud, and use them the next time you feel shy or nervous while speaking English. 👇 Comment below: Write one sentence you can use when you feel shy. You can start with “I feel a little shy, but…” Welcome to The English Room, where we help you speak English naturally, clearly, and confidently. #LearnEnglish #EnglishPodcast #EnglishConversation #EnglishSpeakingPractice #EnglishConfidence #A2English #TheEnglishRoom