Learn English with Let's Talk - Free English Lessons

Hi! My name is Niharika. I am born and brought in the craziest city Mumbai, India.I lived in United States of America for four years to learn animal behaviour. Living there met some wonderful people from different parts of the world and also realised that the new English speakers face a number of challenges and difficulties. So, that brings me here to teach English which is useful in today's world. Its a language from Shakespeare to international business therefore learning English is definitely valuable.

I totally love teaching and try to make my lessons super fun so that the whole learning experience for my students is enjoyable and not displeasing. So stay focused and motivated and you will achieve the best.

This video series will help non native English speakers to speak fluent English with a neutral British accent.

You will get practice on Vocabulary, Phrases, Idioms, Grammar and construction of sentences.

These Free English video lessons are developed keeping in mind the non native English speakers - to make them learn, speak, write, listen and practice English.

The speaker demonstrates the videos in British and American accent.

There are plenty of example sentences fto practice Business English and get fluent in English without understanding the complex rules of English Grammar.

English lessons by Rachna - This playlist will cover the basic rules of English Grammar, you will be learning the common expressions used in the English language.

This play list will help non-native speakers of English learn to speak with an American accent. You will learn to produce the standard American accent. Some people also call it "broadcaster English." It's the kind of standard, neutral speech that you hear on CNN and in educated circles. It's a non-regional American accent, meaning that people do not associate the dialect with any particular part of the United States. It is the accent most commonly associated with educated people in the American East, Midwest, and West.

Listen to the recorded material over and over. You will hear words and sentences pronounced followed by a pause for you to repeat after the speaker. You may want to record yourself repeating so that you can compare your accent to the accents of the speakers on this audio. Then practice the new sounds in real-life situations.



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