📣 HOW WE LEARNED ENGLISH? | PODCAST 🎤

This video marks the BEGINNING of a brand-new Sunday Podcast Series on the Dear Sir English Speaking channel, and we’re kicking it off with something real, raw, and extremely relatable — HOW WE LEARNED ENGLISH.

In this first episode, Anamika, Aditi, and Dear Sir sit together for an honest conversation about their personal English learning journeys. No scripts. No filters. Just real experiences — the struggles, the mistakes, the fear of speaking, the hesitation, the embarrassing moments, and the exact mindset shifts that helped them finally become confident English speakers.

If you’re someone who understands English but can’t speak fluently, feels nervous while talking, or thinks “English is not for me,” this podcast will hit home. You’ll realize that confidence doesn’t come overnight and fluency is not about accent — it’s about consistency, exposure, and the right approach. Each speaker shares how they practiced, what they avoided, what actually worked, and what wasted time — insights you won’t get from normal classes.

This series is designed for students, working professionals, and anyone who wants to improve spoken English naturally, without pressure. Every Sunday, you can expect conversations that motivate, guide, and normalize the English learning process. No heavy grammar. No textbook talk. Just practical learning through real stories.

This first episode sets the tone for the entire series — honest, student-friendly, and deeply motivating. It will help you stop feeling alone in your English journey and start believing that improvement is possible, no matter where you’re starting from.

Watch the podcast till the end — you’ll definitely pick up mindset shifts, practical habits, and confidence boosters that you can apply immediately.

If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to Dear Sir English Speaking, because every Sunday we’re bringing conversations that help you grow. Share this video with friends who are struggling with spoken English — sometimes, one story is all it takes to change belief.

This is not just a podcast.
This is the start of a movement.