Do you speak English at home, but freeze outside?
At home, you can practice. You feel safe. You can think slowly.
But outside, when you meet someone, your mind becomes blank. Your heart beats fast. You feel shy. You forget easy words. Then you stop speaking.

If this is you, don’t worry. Many English learners feel the same. This is normal. The good news is: you can fix this step by step.

1) Why do you freeze outside?

First, outside is different. People are real. Time is fast. You feel pressure.
At home, you have time. Outside, you think: “I must speak right now!”
This pressure makes your brain nervous. Then you forget.

Also, you may worry about mistakes. You may worry people will laugh.
But mistakes are okay. Everyone makes mistakes when learning.

2) Start with “safe sentences”

You don’t need big English. You need simple English.
Use short “safe sentences” you can say anytime.

Here are easy A1 safe sentences:

• “Hello! My name is ____.”
• “Nice to meet you.”
• “I am from Vietnam.”
• “Sorry, my English is not good.”
• “Can you speak slowly, please?”
• “Can you say it again, please?”
• “Thank you so much.”

These sentences help you feel calm. They help you continue.

3) Practice small real-life situations

Don’t wait for a big conversation. Start with small moments:

• say “Hello” to someone
• ask a simple question in a shop
• order a drink
• ask for the price
• ask for directions

Small practice builds confidence.

4) Train outside confidence at home

This is very important. You can train “outside speaking” at home first.

That’s why Learning English At Home is helpful. It is a safe place to practice real-life English step by step. You can use short dialogues, repeat practice, and “Your Turn” questions to prepare for real situations.

Here, you will find:
✅ short dialogues for daily life
✅ slow listening + repeat practice
✅ easy speaking questions
✅ useful phrases for shops, travel, work, and phone calls

5) Easy A1 plan for 7 days

Try this simple plan:

Day 1–2: Learn 5 safe sentences. Say them 5 times.
Day 3–4: Practice one short dialogue. Repeat each sentence 2 times.
Day 5: Record your voice for 30 seconds. Listen again.
Day 6: Speak to yourself in the mirror for 1 minute.
Day 7: Use one sentence outside. Example: “Can you speak slowly, please?”

One small success is big. After that, you will feel stronger.

CTA: Start today

Go to Learning English At Home and choose one A1 speaking lesson.

📌 Comment: “I will not freeze. I will speak step by step.”
And say this 3 times:
✅ “I can speak English outside. I will get better every day.”