Talking About News in English | English Conversation Practice | Easy English Podcast for Learners

Want to discuss news and current events confidently in English? In this episode of Everyday English Academy, Sarah and Mike have a natural, engaging conversation about news - how we consume it, how to talk about it, and the vocabulary you need to sound fluent.

Unlike typical English lessons, this podcast integrates vocabulary naturally into real conversation. You'll learn essential phrases like "breaking news," "headline," "keep up with," "controversial," "source," "biased," and "current events" - not through boring lists, but through authentic dialogue between two friends.

What You'll Learn:
How to express opinions politely in English ("In my opinion...", "From what I understand...")
Phrases for disagreeing respectfully ("I see your point, but...", "I respectfully disagree...")
Natural ways to introduce news topics in conversation
How to discuss controversial topics without arguments
Media literacy tips for evaluating news sources
The impact of social media on news consumption
Why balancing positive and negative news matters

Perfect for:
Intermediate to advanced English learners
Anyone who wants to discuss current events in English
Students preparing for conversations or interviews
Professionals who need to discuss news at work
Anyone wanting to sound more natural and confident in English

Sarah and Mike's friendly, authentic conversation style makes learning English feel effortless. They discuss real topics like news fatigue, social media misinformation, local vs. international news, and how to be a critical thinker.

Challenge: After listening, find one English news article, read it, and share what you learned in the comments using the vocabulary from this episode!

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