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Learn how to talk about social anxiety in English with this easy English conversation podcast! 🎧In this episode of Everyday English Academy, Sarah and Mike have a warm, natural conversation about social anxiety - what it feels like, common situations that make people nervous, and helpful phrases to express these feelings in English.Perfect for beginner and intermediate English learners (A2-B1 level) who want to improve listening skills and learn practical English vocabulary naturally.🗣️ What You'll Learn:✅ How to express feelings of nervousness and anxiety in English✅ Common phrases: "I feel nervous when...", "It makes me uncomfortable"✅ Physical symptoms vocabulary: butterflies in stomach, heart racing, sweaty palms✅ The difference between nervous and anxious✅ Social situations that cause anxiety (parties, public speaking, meetings, phone calls)✅ Simple coping strategies in natural English conversation✅ Real-life examples and personal stories📚 Useful Vocabulary & Phrases Covered:Social anxiety, nervous, anxious, uncomfortable, overwhelmedAwkward, self-conscious, out of placeFight or flight responseSmall talk, deep breaths, be kind to yourself"I get nervous about...", "It makes me anxious"This English listening practice podcast is perfect for:🎯 ESL/EFL students learning conversational English🎯 Anyone who wants to understand English conversations naturally🎯 Learners preparing for real-life English situations🎯 People who prefer relaxed, friendly English lessonsNo boring grammar lessons - just two friends talking naturally while helping you understand useful English expressions!💬 Question of the Day:What social situations make YOU feel nervous? How do you deal with it? Share in the comments in English!🔔 Subscribe to Everyday English Academy for more natural English conversations!👍 Like this video if you found it helpful📢 Share with friends learning English#LearnEnglish #EnglishConversation #SocialAnxiety #EnglishListening #ESL #EnglishPodcast #SpeakEnglish #EnglishForBeginners #EnglishVocabulary #ImproveEnglish