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The InFluency Podcast

The InFluency Podcast

De: Hadar Shemesh
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The InFluency podcast is your go-to resource for learning, speaking and teaching English. Hadar Shemesh is a pronunciation expert and fluency coach with thousands of students around the world, though she herself was an intermediate speaker of English once. In this podcast she will share her best strategies for learning English, speaking English with confidence and mastering the American accent. Discover how becoming fluent has everything to do with acquiring the right mindset, setting goals and learning how to overcome challenges. Hadar will also share her teaching philosophy and techniques to support English teachers looking to help their students become fluent.© Hadar Shemesh 2025 Aprendizaje de Idiomas
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  • 507. Do you know the different ways to pronounce 'CH'?
    Mar 31 2026

    In this pronunciation episode, we're breaking down the most common "CH" sounds you'll find in English (hint: there is more than one way to say it!)

    Follow along and repeat out loud in today's pronunciation practice!

    Did you enjoy this practice? Want more? Join my free 14-day pronunciation plan! https://bit.ly/3YAWcJ5

    * There are two other pronunciations of CH not mentioned in the episode.

    Yacht → the CH is silent

    Loch → in some dialects, it's pronounced as a /x/.

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    7 m
  • 506. Read out loud with me! Practice vocabulary, pronunciation and connected speech | The Housemaid
    Mar 24 2026

    Improve your vocabulary, pronunciation and pace while reading a story out loud with me! We're reading a part from The Housemaid by Frida McFadden.

    Download the PDF to read along with me and learn the vocabulary from the episode! https://bit.ly/4sqQeb7

    #readaloud #readoutloud #thehousemaid #reading

    Want more reading practice? Check out my read along playlist! https://bit.ly/4dcJedr

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    32 m
  • 505. Why "don't you" turns into "donchu" in spoken English: American English Pronunciation
    Mar 19 2026

    Have you ever listened to a native English speaker and thought… wait, that sounds funny!

    You HEAR one thing, but you SEE something completely different when it's written.

    Today, I'm going to share with you a linguistic feature of English called coalescence (also known as fusion).

    It's one of the most common processes in spoken English. Once you understand it, a lot of things that used to sound confusing will suddenly make perfect sense, AND know this will help you understand native speakers so. much. better.

    To practice more, download the free practice sheet here → https://bit.ly/4sTJH8O

    For more information about consonants, check out my consonants masterclass → https://bit.ly/4sZkkTb

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    11 m
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Hi dear Hadar!

Huge thank you for creating this incredible podcast! It tackles so many problems connected to learning language including those nobody usually speaks about!

I’m so happy that one day in the past I came across your YT channel and then discovered your programs and this podcast!

My favourite episode is about The Compound Effect!

Love you🤗

The best podcast for English learners

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Hadar is amazing. She teaches spectacularly and is a great inspiration to anyone learning English. I'm in love with this podcast!
Greice Lima
Brazilian, living in California (USA)

I 'm so grateful to have found Hadar!

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I think that this podcast is very helful for those English Learners that need tools and tip on How to achieve fluency without feel so much stress in the process. I do believe that Hadar is more than English teacher, she is more like a life couch that
provide very useful advices regarding acquisition of the English and enjoy the journey.

Jonathan Manrique Long time English Learner

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I just finished listen the episode for Japanese speaker (I’m a Japanese). Hader analyzed about Japanese pronunciation very well and explained the differences in-between American English and Japanese.
Generally we Japanese don’t need to use tongue and lips when we speak Japanese. Mostly using the throat muscle. So it’s a challenging for us (Japanese) to connect each words smoothly and making the correct sound of consonants.
This episode's exercises worked very well for me.
This site is very helpful for correcting my English pronunciation and easy to understand about American English.

Easy to understand

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Non native speakers know very well how easy is to keep adding knowledge and then avoid speaking out of fear of being judge: Hadar in her podcast gives the perfect mix for English fluency by adding mindset tips to pronunciation lessons and you can also get a glimpse of the amazing community of people she built.
I am always amazed of how much quality content Hadar generously gives away and this podcast is an enjoyable company during my walks.

Absolutely perfect!

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