"Learn English While You Travel: 3 Easy Tips"

“Learn English While You Travel: 3 Easy Tips That Actually Work”

Hey you, suitcase slinger!
If you're out in the world (or dreaming of it), this one’s for you.

I’ve spent nearly a decade teaching English in China and now I’m off to my next stop in Asia. And I can tell you—nothing teaches you real English like getting lost, ordering the wrong food, or chatting with a local about the weatherwhen you’re both sweating like you’ve run a marathon.

Here’s what’s actually worked for my students who’ve tried to learn while they explore.

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🚶‍♂️1. Talk to Strangers (Yes, Really)

Say hi to the café guy. Ask the hostel receptionist about her hometown. Compliment someone’s T-shirt at a market.
It doesn’t have to be Shakespeare. Try:

“Where’s a good place to eat?”
“What’s that?” (pointing to a snack, animal, or statue works)
“Do you speak English?”

Use real life to build real confidence.

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🎧 2. Music + Movement = Magic

Turn your walks or train rides into English time.
🎧 Pick English songs you like (The Beatles, Harry Styles, Ed Sheeran…)
✍️ Then do this:

• Write down lyrics you understand

• Try to guess missing words

• Google the lyrics and compare
  Boom—vocab boost + listening upgrade.

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📱3. Use My Journal for Daily Practice

I created a journal that doesn’t feel like homework.
Each day, you answer speaking prompts like:

“Describe what happened today in 3 sentences.”
Or:
“What’s one new thing you noticed in English?”

It’s made for people who want real-life English—travelers, expats, or anyone tired of textbook fluff.

👉 CHECK OUT ESL TRAVELNG TEACHER

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Final Thought:

If you’re lucky enough to travel, you’ve got the best language school in the world: the world itself.
So go get lost, order weird food, and speak up (even if it’s wrong).