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How to introduce yourself naturally in English — real conversation model for confident, fluent self-introductions (hobbies, job, goals, and practical phrases).
This episode teaches you how to introduce yourself in English using a natural, real-life conversation between two speakers. You’ll hear clear examples of job introductions (graphic designer, high-school teacher), everyday hobbies (photography, cooking, running), and useful sentence frames like “Tell me a little about yourself” and “It’s kind of my therapy.” Perfect for B1–B2 learners who want practical, repeatable language for real conversations and first impressions.

Listen and follow along to pick up high-value phrases, common contractions, and natural follow-up questions that keep conversations flowing. We model useful lines you can copy — e.g., how to mention a goal (“I’ve been thinking about getting my master’s degree”) and how to close with a question to continue the talk. Stay until the end for a fast 5-line self-intro template and a short listening drill you can shadow to improve fluency and pronunciation.

Try the speaking practice we show: record a 45–60s self-introduction, use the 5-line template, and post it in the comments to get feedback. If you want printable cloze exercises, role-play cards, or segmented micro-clips for Reels/Shorts, check the pinned comment — you’ll find downloadable practice materials and extra tips to turn this episode into fast, measurable progress.

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