How to Talk About Feeling Nervous in English | English Conversation Practice
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2026年09月18日
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How to Talk About Feeling Nervous in English | English Conversation Practice
In this episode, Tina and Leo teach you how to talk about feeling nervous in clear, natural English. You’ll learn how to describe nervousness before interviews, phone calls, public speaking, parties, class, work, and travel. This lesson gives you simple phrases, body-feeling vocabulary, and supportive expressions so you can explain your feelings more clearly and speak with more confidence.
In this lesson, you will practice:
Talking about nervous feelings in a natural way
Using phrases like “I’m nervous,” “I feel nervous,” “I get nervous when…” and “I’m nervous, but I can handle this”
Describing body feelings with phrases like “My hands are shaking,” “My heart is racing,” and “I have butterflies in my stomach”
Explaining why you feel nervous with patterns like “because this is new for me” and “I don’t know what to expect”
Asking for support or more time in a calm, polite way
What You’ll Learn:
The difference between nervous and stronger words like scared
Useful vocabulary and phrases such as nervous, get nervous, shaky, heart is racing, butterflies in my stomach, pressure, take a deep breath, freeze, under pressure, calm down, and handle this
How to talk about nervousness in real-life situations like meetings, interviews, social events, phone calls, and classes
How to explain your feelings without sounding too dramatic
Why simple, honest English is often the best way to describe nervousness
The Sophia English Podcast Method:
Immersive podcast-style listening
Real-conversation-based teaching
Natural English for everyday emotional and social situations
Clear explanations with practical examples
Listening, vocabulary, and speaking practice together
Perfect For:
English learners who want to talk about feelings more naturally
Beginners who need simple, useful emotional vocabulary
Intermediate learners who want more confidence in real conversations
Students preparing for speaking practice, interviews, class discussions, or travel
Anyone who feels nervous in English and wants better phrases to express it
Bonus From This Episode:
A warm-up chat about coffee nerves, old friends, and phone calls
Real examples for interviews, public speaking, parties, class, and work
Vocabulary breakdown with clear meanings and example sentences
A lesson recap with practical advice for handling nervousness
Comment prompts to help you practice writing in English too
💬 Question of the day:
When do you feel nervous most often, and what English phrase do you want to use in that moment?
You can write:
“I feel nervous when ___.”
“One phrase I want to use is ___ because ___.”
“When I feel nervous, I usually ___.”
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Real English Conversations That Build Your Speaking Confidence Naturally
⭐️ Sophia English Podcast helps you speak English more naturally through real conversations about daily life, work, travel, feelings, and common situations.
How to Talk About Feeling Nervous in English | English Conversation Practice
In this episode, Tina and Leo teach you how to talk about feeling nervous in clear, natural English. You’ll learn how to describe nervousness before interviews, phone calls, public speaking, parties, class, work, and travel. This lesson gives you simple phrases, body-feeling vocabulary, and supportive expressions so you can explain your feelings more clearly and speak with more confidence.
In this lesson, you will practice:
Talking about nervous feelings in a natural way
Using phrases like “I’m nervous,” “I feel nervous,” “I get nervous when…” and “I’m nervous, but I can handle this”
Describing body feelings with phrases like “My hands are shaking,” “My heart is racing,” and “I have butterflies in my stomach”
Explaining why you feel nervous with patterns like “because this is new for me” and “I don’t know what to expect”
Asking for support or more time in a calm, polite way
What You’ll Learn:
The difference between nervous and stronger words like scared
Useful vocabulary and phrases such as nervous, get nervous, shaky, heart is racing, butterflies in my stomach, pressure, take a deep breath, freeze, under pressure, calm down, and handle this
How to talk about nervousness in real-life situations like meetings, interviews, social events, phone calls, and classes
How to explain your feelings without sounding too dramatic
Why simple, honest English is often the best way to describe nervousness
The Sophia English Podcast Method:
Immersive podcast-style listening
Real-conversation-based teaching
Natural English for everyday emotional and social situations
Clear explanations with practical examples
Listening, vocabulary, and speaking practice together
Perfect For:
English learners who want to talk about feelings more naturally
Beginners who need simple, useful emotional vocabulary
Intermediate learners who want more confidence in real conversations
Students preparing for speaking practice, interviews, class discussions, or travel
Anyone who feels nervous in English and wants better phrases to express it
Bonus From This Episode:
A warm-up chat about coffee nerves, old friends, and phone calls
Real examples for interviews, public speaking, parties, class, and work
Vocabulary breakdown with clear meanings and example sentences
A lesson recap with practical advice for handling nervousness
Comment prompts to help you practice writing in English too
💬 Question of the day:
When do you feel nervous most often, and what English phrase do you want to use in that moment?
You can write:
“I feel nervous when ___.”
“One phrase I want to use is ___ because ___.”
“When I feel nervous, I usually ___.”
📌 Subscribe to Talk Sophia for daily podcast-style English lessons with real conversations, cultural insights, and speaking tips that make your English come alive!
#LearnEnglish #TalkSophia #EnglishPodcast #SpokenEnglish #EnglishConversation #EverydayEnglish #EnglishForBeginners #EnglishListening #EnglishFluency #SpeakEnglishNaturally #EnglishSpeakingPractice #EnglishCulture #RealEnglish #country #culture #wanderlust
