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Welcome to USA Convo! This is a program designed to help you speak English confidently by practicing real conversations. In our American Small Talk series, you’ll learn how people actually talk in everyday life. Our videos are free because we love sharing the English language.…
Dive into a heartfelt exchange between two friends, Alex and Jordan, as they navigate their emotions throughout the day. This video offers a unique opportunity to observe and learn how to express different feelings in common, relatable scenarios. From joyful highs to contemplative lows, you’ll…
Practice Healthcare Conversations with Mini English Clips Learn how to handle real-world interactions with ease! In our latest micro video, a patient visits a medical clinic and speaks with the receptionist. This quick preview introduces practical language for healthcare settings. Watch the clip, then explore…
🗣️ Learn How to Order Food in English | American Restaurant Conversation for Beginners (A1 Level) Are you learning English and want to feel more confident speaking in restaurants? This beginner English lesson will teach you how to order food in a restaurant, speak politely,…
🗣️ Want to Sound More Natural in English? Learn the Idiom “Hit the Sack” This beginner-friendly English lesson will teach you how to understand and use the common idiom “hit the sack”, which means to go to sleep. ✔️ Watch a real conversation between two…
Have you ever done something too soon and it caused a problem? In English, we call that “jumping the gun” a common American idiom that means starting something before the right time.
In this short video from Idiom Breakdown by USA Convo, you’ll learn:
✅ What “jump the gun” means in plain English
✅ Where the phrase comes from
✅ How to use it naturally in conversation
✅ How to practice speaking it out loud
This lesson is perfect for English learners, ESL students, and anyone who wants to sound more fluent and confident in American English.
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Have you ever wondered why Americans say “How’s it going?” but don’t actually wait for an answer? In this episode of Talk Like an American, we dive into one of the most common American English phrases. You’ll learn: ✅ What “How’s it going?” really means…
You do not need hours to make real progress in English. Just five minutes a day can help you improve your pronunciation, build confidence, and speak more clearly. This short daily practice is designed to help you stay consistent and motivated on your English learning…
This video shows you how to help a friend pronounce a word without sounding rude. You will follow a real conversation between two friends. One makes a mistake.
The other offers help kindly. You will learn how to correct someone gently. You will also learn how to accept correction with confidence. Practice each line out loud.
Learn how to stay kind, helpful, and clear when speaking. This is great for advanced learners who want to support others and grow their own fluency.
Going to the salon? Learn how to explain your haircut in clear and polite English. This video teaches real conversation between a customer and a hairstylist. You will watch and repeat each line to improve your speaking. You will learn how to describe your haircut…
Saying “no” can be hard, especially at work. This video teaches you how to say no politely and still sound professional. You will follow a real conversation between coworkers. Each line gives you time to speak out loud and practice the language. You will learn…
Join Jamie and Chris in a coffee shop as Jamie shares a fun and unexpected story. This lesson helps intermediate learners (B1) practice storytelling techniques, natural expressions, and speaking aloud. Watch the video to boost your confidence and sound more like a native speaker. Don’t miss out, start learning today.
Dive into a heartfelt exchange between two friends, Alex and Jordan, as they navigate their emotions throughout the day. This video offers a unique opportunity to observe and learn how to express different feelings in common, relatable scenarios. From joyful highs to contemplative lows, you’ll…
Some English topics feel confusing. USA Convo breaks them into small parts so you can understand them step by step. Have you ever watched a long English lesson and felt lost? That is normal. Some topics feel hard because they are taught all at once.…
USA Convo uses a special way to help you learn English. It is called microlearning. This means we teach one small idea at a time.
Why do we do this?
Short lessons are easier to remember.
When you learn one idea, it stays in your mind. You are not trying to remember too much at once.
Small lessons feel less stressful.
You do not need to study for hours. You only need a few minutes to learn and practice.
You can study every day.
It is easy to watch one short video each day. This makes learning part of your daily routine.
You get better at speaking.
Our lessons help you practice real conversations. You listen. You speak. You repeat. That is how you build skill and confidence.
You learn faster.
Studies show that microlearning helps people learn more in less time. It is clear, focused, and fun.
At USA Convo, every video uses this method. You see a real situation, listen to how Americans speak, and get time to say the words out loud. The more you practice, the more natural you sound.
Start using short, powerful lessons today.
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Explore real-life English conversations.
