Hi, everybody! I am Georgiana, your English teacher and founder of SpeakEnglishPodcast.com. My mission is to help you speak English fluently.

Today I'm going to do something different. I'm going to comment on my students' favorite words in English. It will be interesting.

Later, you will improve your fluency with a fun mini-story, so don't miss out because it's worth it!

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Well, some time ago, in the Speak English Now student group, I asked the following question: "What is your favorite word in English?" I was expecting a few comments, but in the end, there were more than a hundred.

So, my idea for today is to comment on some of those words. I think it will be fun.

Okay, so here’s the first one:

Ewa Filipina says her favorite word in English is "mesmerize."

I’d like to mention that the word mesmerize is considered by many one of the most beautiful words in English.

It means to get someone's attention completely, so they can't think about anything else.

Let's continue!

Isaac Figueroa says he likes the word famous.

Of course, many people want to be famous, or at least they admire a celebrity. I guess it's human nature. 🙂

Juan Ambrosio said he loves the word love.

I guess the word love is one of the most used in English. And we don't always use it to express our feeling of love for someone.

The word love is so overused that I feel it has lost its true meaning.

But still, it's a beautiful word. And if you say it to the right person, it can be very powerful.

Pedro Ochoa likes the word apple.

I'm not sure why you like this word in particular, but when people hear this word, they think of a fruit or an iPhone. :))

I always admired Steve Jobs, and I believe he was a genius, primarily because of the name he chose for his company.

Amanda Gues says her favorite word in English is "improve."

Of course, if you are following my method, then your goal is to improve your English. So, Amanda, let us know how your English is improving.

Let's continue!

Jumita Rahmy likes the word Friday.

And who doesn't?

On Friday, you eat and even dress differently, it's the day when things end, and better things start, the day is shorter, and no bad things happen on Fridays.

That's why everyone's looking forward to Friday.

Lucilene Resende likes the word jeopardize.

Jeopardize means to put something or someone in danger of being harmed or damaged.

For example:

"If I quit learning English, I will jeopardize my future."

So, don't quit learning English. Follow my method. 🙂

Kashif Hussain says his favorite word is gorgeous.

Gorgeous is a great word, and I used it in my podcast episodes, mostly when I talked about the most beautiful English words.

It's a word that can be used to compliment someone's appearance or their accessories, etc. I use it all the time!

Mohamed Chakir is enthusiastic about the word enthusiastic. 🙂

What a great choice! I hope you're enthusiastic about learning English.

Also, be sure to write a comment and share your enthusiasm with how I teach English.

Rondel Jay Carena says she likes the word inevitable.

Of course, linking the word "inevitable" it’s just "inevitable." Besides, you can use it on several different occasions.

Inevitable means something that you cannot avoid.

Let me give you an example:

"Of course, it was inevitable that you would speak English using this fun method."

Here's the same sentence, but here I'm using the word impossible, which is the opposite of inevitable.

"Of course, it was impossible for you to speak English using this fun method."

Okay!

These are ten of my students' favorite words. If you like this kind of episode, leave a comment on my website speakenglishpodcast.com on Facebook, Youtube, or Instagram.

By the way, I'm really sorry if I didn't pronounce your names correctly.

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