30 Minutes to Improve your English Speaking Skills every day - English Conversation for Real Life

[@Entre-Dos-Aguas]

thank you Jessica

[@solangesoares5070]

Hello from the South of Brazil.

[@tamil0213]

Thanks Jessica

[@deepakgoel5658]

Excellent

[@MilapreisBennet]

So nice 😊

[@chemaniabdellah7104]

merci beaucoup Jess

[@luisalonsobautistagonzalez8831]

Excelent

[@LearnEnglishwithJessica]

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[@chariesmith]

thanks for this Jessica

[@TechwithDevarpan]

Love from India ❤😊 jess could you please be more specifiic about hustle bustle this type words?

[@EldenLordvideo]

The market was filled with the hustle and bustle of shoppers searching for the best deals.

[@EldenLordvideo]

I'm so thankful for your guidance! Your lessons are practical, and learning becomes effortless. ❤👍

[@mieuchang9539]

yyr

[@franciscojose6496]

Ever ever the best channel pure english 😊

[@dineshbalkhande5176]

I really appreciate it jasica, I love you

[@chittyerana881]

Love from Odisha 💕💕💕

[@TalkwithShahid]

Such a nice topic to enhance English,.. ✨✨

[@humblemmanuelkim]

Thanks so much

[@rakhsanrazan4333]

Nice!

[@falguniparui643]

Help ful video 😊

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I love you

[@jeziell]

❤:)

[@MariaJose-it6ok]

I really understand bescause Speak to fast.😮😮

[@delvinhassan]

Very useful Jessica❤

[@yukeeene]

no way

[@delvinhassan]

@@yukeeene ????

[@ЕленаРубанова-ш9о]

❤😊

[@obsessedwithmusic3711]

Please can anyone tell me how to study conversations! I am really confused about this What should I do ? Listening or writing the whole conversation or writing the words that I don't know??? Please help me 😭

[@ArafatYosef-ny4cb]

But I wish if there is no music in the breaks

[@sadiaimran5859]

Can anyone tell me the MEANING of DAGNABBIT? and where can we use this word???

[@EldenLordvideo]

The term "dagnabbit" is an informal expression used in American English. It is an alteration of the phrase "goddamn it" or "goddammit," which is considered a mild profanity. "Dagnabbit" is a euphemistic alternative that is used to express mild frustration, annoyance, or exasperation.

[@lanhoa3474]

it 38 minutes not 30 minutes silly thing

[@Lovegreenlyhi]

How many sub do you want???