"How Native Speakers Use Reported Speech In Real English Conversation!" | English Podcast

"How Native Speakers Use Reported Speech In Real English Conversation!" | English Podcast Real English Conversation That Will Transform How You Speak 🌟Do you know the rules of reported speech but still don't sound natural? Today Emma & Jack show you exactly how native speakers actually use reported speech in real conversation! Apparently. Word is that. Rumour has it. It turns out that. And so much more! Perfect for B1 and B2 learners! Real phrases. Easy English. Sound natural every day — starting today! 🎧 New episode every single day on Talk Emma! ✅ WHAT YOU LEARN: ✔️ Apparently. I heard that. Word is that — introducing reported speech naturally ✔️ Rumour has it. It turns out that — dramatic reporting phrases ✔️ She mentioned. He was telling me. She brought up — casual reporting ✔️ He let slip. She actually said. He went on to say — strong reaction phrases ✔️ If I remember correctly. Something along the lines of — reporting with uncertainty ✔️ So basically. That is when. Apparently the whole thing started — storytelling phrases ✔️ Complete natural Monday morning conversation — all phrases used together ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 00:00 — Welcome & Jack Reports Sofia's Big News Naturally 04:00 — Why Native Speakers Never Say He Said That 07:00 — APPARENTLY — Most Natural Reporting Phrase 11:00 — I HEARD THAT — Second Hand Information 14:00 — WORD IS THAT & RUMOUR HAS IT 18:00 — IT TURNS OUT THAT — When Truth Is Revealed 21:00 — SHE MENTIONED & HE WAS TELLING ME 25:00 — SHE BROUGHT UP & HE LET SLIP 29:00 — Reporting With Uncertainty — If I Remember Correctly 33:00 — Something Along The Lines Of 36:00 — Strong Reactions — You Won't Believe & Actually Said 40:00 — HE WENT ON TO SAY — Storytelling Phrases 44:00 — SO BASICALLY & THAT IS WHEN & TURNED AROUND AND SAID 48:00 — Complete Natural Monday Morning Conversation 54:00 — Emotional Ending 57:00 — Call To Action & Goodbye 👍 Like if reported speech finally feels natural! 🔔 Subscribe — new episode every single day 📤 Share with one friend who knows the rules but still sounds robotic 💬 Comment — Use any phrase from today! Report something someone told you recently! Our Playlists:    • English for beginners      • Tenses Series   Other Video link: Simple Past vs Present Perfect    • Present Perfect vs Past Simple Made EASY |...   RELATED KEYWORDS: how native speakers use reported speech reported speech natural English conversation apparently in English reported speech indirect speech natural phrases English talk Emma podcast reported speech B1 B2 English HASHTAGS: #ReportedSpeech #LearnEnglish #spokenenglish #TalkEmma #EnglishPodcast #RealEnglish #IndirectSpeech #ESLPodcast