In episode 8 of the To Fluency Podcast (Learn English with Jack), I talk about the strange reason why I started learning Spanish and the mistakes that I made as a beginner.

I then go through what I would have done differently if I knew what I know now (what a great sentence to learn!).

Enjoy this episode and then, head over to https://www.tofluency.com to get your free book.

Thanks for listening.

8: The Weird Reason I Started Learning Spanish and What I Have Would Have Done Differently

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#240 Paradox in English and Speaking Practice

Today, I want to talk about something that can change everything in your English journey: You need a plan. If you’re learning on your own, having a simple, clear plan is what separates success from frustration. And the best part?  I already offer you a complete method—and in my , I give you a step-by-step guide to follow. So, you’re never lost. You know exactly what to do each day. Let me explain how it works and how you can create your own daily habit—even starting today. Get the transcript here:&nbsp;

#337 You need a plan to learn English

Some students like to read while they listen. Others prefer to read afterward. It’s totally up to you. You might find it helps connect the sounds and the spelling—or just gives you more confidence. And one last thing before we jump in: Even if it feels like you’re learning slowly… you’re not. Small steps really do add up. Read the full text on my website:

#349 Learn English with Small Daily Habits

Last time, we talked about false friends—words that look similar in English and your native language, but mean something very different. Get the text on my website:&nbsp; Example 1: Actual This one’s a classic false friend. In Spanish, “actual” or in Portuguese “atual” means “current” or “present.” But in English, “actual” means real or true — not “current.” So if you say: 👉 “My actual job is very interesting,” you probably mean: “My current job.”

#351 False Friends Every Romance Language Speaker Should Know #2

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