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🗣️ Want to share your daily routine in English in a simple and natural way? This episode will show you how—slowly, step by step, clearly and confidently. Welcome to English Released —the podcast that makes everyday English easy and accessible.

In this episode, you'll practice real-world English in your daily routine —from waking up in the morning, to going about your afternoon activities, to winding down for the night. John speaks slowly so you can:
✅ Listen carefully
✅ Repeat at your own pace
✅ Speak fluent English in everyday situations.

Whether you're talking to family, colleagues, or teachers, these phrases will help you sound more natural and confident .

🎧 In this episode you will:

Practice useful phrases for morning, afternoon and evening.

Follow short, realistic dialogues from everyday life.

Develop fluency with natural English, not just from books.

Use English in real-life tasks: home, school, work, and leisure.

Learn to narrate your own day in English.

✨ This episode is ideal for:
✔️ Beginners and basic level learners (A1–A2).
✔️ People from any country who want to communicate in English: Brazil, India, Iran, Vietnam, and beyond.
✔️ Those who want to stop relying on translation and start thinking directly in English .
✔️ Self-learners looking for daily fluency practice.

🗣️ Practice with John.
📚 Learn real-life English.
🎧 Practice English slowly, naturally, and in everyday life.
📌 Use this episode every day for shadowing, repetition, and real-life conversation practice .
Transcrição
00:00Hello and welcome to English Released, the podcast for learners who want to gain more confidence and freedom in speaking English.
00:10I'm John and I'll be here with you, speaking slowly and clearly so you can repeat, follow along, and grow step by step, day after day.
00:21In today's episode, we'll talk about something that completely changes the game, how to train your mind to think in English every day.
00:31Many believe they need to memorize grammar rules or endless lists of words, but the truth is simpler.
00:38The secret is to make English a natural part of your mental routine.
00:43Before we get into the tips, I want to start with a question.
00:46Have you ever noticed how many thoughts run through your head in a single day?
00:52Thousands. What if some of them were in English?
00:56You'd be practicing your fluency without even realizing it.
01:00What does it mean to think in English?
01:03Thinking in English doesn't mean mentally translating every sentence from your native language.
01:10It means training your brain to access words and phrases directly in English.
01:15It's like changing the dial on a radio.
01:19Instead of listening to just one station, you naturally tune in to another.
01:25Tip number one, start small.
01:28At first, don't try to create long thoughts.
01:32Use short, simple, and memorable sentences.
01:36It's morning.
01:38I'm tired.
01:40I need water.
01:41Each short sentence is like a building block, and together they build the foundation of fluency.
01:49Tip number two, associate English with your routines.
01:54When you look at the clock, say in English, it's eight o'clock.
01:58When you go for coffee, I like coffee.
02:01If you see someone smiling on the street, she is happy.
02:05These little moments are opportunities to practice without needing a book, without needing a lot of time.
02:14Tip number three, use the mirror.
02:16A powerful technique is to talk to yourself in the mirror.
02:21Look at yourself and say simple sentences as if you were telling someone about your routine.
02:26It may seem strange at first, but over time you will gain confidence, and your English voice will sound increasingly natural.
02:44Tip number four, turn mistakes into allies.
02:47Sometimes, many students get stuck because they're afraid of making mistakes, but mistakes are signs of progress.
02:55Every time you stumble over a word, your brain is trying to create a new path.
03:00Repeat without fear.
03:03Accept mistakes as part of learning.
03:06Tip number five, practice before bed.
03:09At night, when the day ends, take a minute to think in English.
03:15Mentally review what happened.
03:18Today I worked a lot.
03:20I met a friend.
03:23I watched a movie.
03:25This simple exercise sends a clear message to your brain.
03:30English is part of my life.
03:33Thinking in English isn't something distant.
03:35It's not just for those who live in London or New York.
03:38It's for you, here and now.
03:40Just start with small sentences.
03:42Insert English into simple moments.
03:45Use your voice courageously.
03:47And turn every mistake into a learning experience.
03:52The more you repeat this habit, the more natural it will become.
03:56English will no longer be just a subject.
03:59It will become part of who you are.
04:02See you next time.
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