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Let’s be real for a minute — you can memorize every verb tense, ace every grammar drill, and still freeze like a deer in headlights when someone casually asks, “So, what do you do for fun?” That’s where free talk lessons come in.
1. They Break the Fear Factor
１. 恐怖心を壊す — 自信を持って話すために
One of the biggest hurdles in language learning isn’t grammar — it’s fear. Fear of making mistakes. Fear of sounding silly...
2. It Mimics Real Life
２. 実生活を再現する — 本物の会話力を育てる
Real conversations aren’t multiple choice tests. They’re unpredictable, messy, emotional, and completely unstructured. Just like life.
3. Vocabulary in Context? Yes, Please!
３. 文脈の中で語彙を覚える — 忘れない単語の習得
You’ll remember “awkward” not because you wrote it ten times, but because you used it in a funny story about your school days...
4. It Builds Confidence, Not Just Competence
４. 能力だけでなく、自信も育てる
Knowing English and speaking it are two very different things. Free talk helps you stop doubting yourself.
5. They’re Customized by Nature
５. 自然にカスタマイズ — あなたに合った学習内容
From your favorite anime to how you spent your weekend, free talk follows your lead. It keeps you interested and involved.
6. Fluency is Flow — Not Perfection
６. 流暢さとは“完璧”ではなく“流れ”である
Free talk teaches you to keep talking, even when you forget a word or two. Just like native speakers do all the time!
Conclusion: Talk More, Worry Less
結論：もっと話して、不安は減らそう
If you’re aiming for fluency, free talk isn’t optional — it’s your express ticket to real-world communication. Practice thinking fast, expressing yourself naturally, and getting comfortable with the messiness of language. Because fluency lives in the messy middle — and that’s where the magic happens.
Naureen
2025年7月3日
Hi Liz,
Absolutely! I love that you mentioned the comfort zone, it’s so true. Free talk is gold only when students keep stretching themselves. Repeating “safe” topics over and over feels cozy, but growth happens when we lean into the discomfort of new vocabulary, unfamiliar topics, and a bit of awkward silence here and there. Thanks so much for your thoughtful insight!
Liz English
2025年7月2日
Couldn't agree more. I think once the basics are established, and provided there isn't too much sticking within a repetitive comfort zone, free talk can be more useful than people realise.