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Best Way to Improve English Listening Skills — Slow English Shadowing Practice (B1)

Do you struggle to understand spoken English? Do native speakers sound too fast, unclear, or confusing? In this Journey English Daily lesson, Anna and Journey guide you through the best way to improve English listening skills using slow, calm, and natural English. This 25–35 minute B1 lesson helps you: • Train your ears with slow, clear English • Stop panicking when you don’t understand every word • Build strong listening habits that really work • Learn how repetition improves understanding • Practice listening through real conversation • Relax your brain and enjoy English sounds • Gain confidence with daily listening practice This lesson is perfect for: ✔ A2–B1 English learners ✔ Beginners who feel English is too fast ✔ Learners who want better listening before speaking ✔ Students preparing for real conversations ✔ Anyone learning English alone 🎧 Listen slowly. 🧠 Stay calm. 📈 Improve naturally. 👉 LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and comment below: What do you find most difficult about listening in English? #learnenglish #englishlistening #slowenglish #englishshadowing #englishpractice #englishforbeginners #b1english #listeningpractice #dailyenglish #journeyenglishdaily ⭐ The 6 Levels of English (From Basic to Advanced) Learning English is like climbing a ladder — each level helps you get closer to understanding and speaking fluently. Here’s a simple guide to help you know where you are and what to focus on next 👇 🟩 A1 – Beginner (Basic Level 1) You know a few simple words and phrases. You can introduce yourself and talk about basic things (name, age, country). You understand very short and clear sentences. 🎯 Goal: Start learning simple grammar and common vocabulary. 🟩 A2 – Elementary (Basic Level 2) You can talk about everyday topics — food, family, daily routines. You can understand slow, clear English from teachers or short videos. You can ask and answer easy questions in simple conversations. 🎯 Goal: Practice speaking daily and listening to short dialogues. 🟨 B1 – Intermediate (Level 3) You can communicate comfortably in daily life. You can talk about travel, hobbies, and give opinions. You understand the main ideas in TV shows, podcasts, or YouTube videos. 🎯 Goal: Build fluency and learn to express your thoughts in longer sentences. 🟨 B2 – Upper-Intermediate (Level 4) You speak with more confidence and good grammar. You can understand most conversations, even with native speakers. You can work or study using English. 🎯 Goal: Improve your speaking accuracy and expand vocabulary for work and study. 🟦 C1 – Advanced (Level 5) You speak naturally and fluently in most situations. You can understand complex topics and long discussions. You can write essays, reports, and professional emails clearly. 🎯 Goal: Develop natural flow and precise vocabulary for advanced topics. 🟦 C2 – Proficient (Level 6) You understand almost everything you read or hear. You can speak like a native in both casual and professional settings. You can express deep, abstract, or emotional ideas easily. 🎯 Goal: Maintain fluency and learn to adapt tone, accent, and expression. 🎯 Basic English = A1 + A2 These are the foundation levels — perfect for beginners! At this stage, focus on: ✔ Simple grammar ✔ Common everyday vocabulary ✔ Speaking and listening practice ✔ Understanding real-life situations 💬 Tip: Wherever you are on this list, keep practicing every day! Listen, read, speak, and think in English — and you’ll move up the levels faster than you think 🌍✨ 📌 DISCLAIMER This video is created for educational purposes only. It is designed to help English learners improve their listening, speaking, and pronunciation skills through slow shadowing practice. All voices used in this video are AI-generated using legal voiceover tools. No real persons, celebrities, or copyrighted characters are depicted. All scripts, stories, and dialogues are original and created by the channel. Learners should use this content as a practice aid and not as a substitute for professional language instruction. This video is safe for all audiences.