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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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  • 473. Build your English confidence step-by-step [7-day challenge]
    Aug 12 2025

    Confidence doesn’t magically appear overnight, it’s something you build, one step at a time.
    The truth is, confidence is a skill, and just like any other skill, you can learn it, practice it, and get better at it.

    In this episode, I’ll share the most common things that get in the way of your confidence when speaking English, so you can finally recognize and overcome them. You’ll discover practical tips, mindset shifts, and real-life strategies that will help you stop second-guessing yourself and start speaking with clarity, ease, and impact.

    PLUS, I’m inviting you to join my brand-new 7-Day Confidence Challenge!

    Click here to start: https://bit.ly/3UmzZMY

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    13 m
  • 472. Pronunciation practice in a song: Traitor by Olivia Rodrigo
    Aug 5 2025

    Have you ever used music to boost your English pronunciation? 🎶
    In this week’s video, I’m introducing you to Olivia Rodrigo’s song Traitor to practice the different T sounds in American English… especially the Flap T!

    I’ll break down lines from the song, show you how to pronounce them, and I’m certain you won’t be able to resist singing along with me 😉

    Want to keep practicing prosody? Check out this playlist: https://bit.ly/4fx9j4t

    Here are the lyrics of the part we did together:

    Brown guilty eyes and little white lies
    Yeah, I played dumb but I always knew
    That you'd talk to her, maybe did even worse
    I kept quiet so I could keep you
    And ain't it funny
    How you ran to her
    The second that we called it quits?
    And ain't it funny
    How you said you were friends?
    Now it sure as hell don't look like it
    You betrayed me
    And I know that you'll never feel sorry
    For the way I hurt, yeah
    You'd talk to her
    When we were together
    Loved you at your worst
    But that didn't matter
    It took you two weeks
    To go off and date her
    Guess you didn't cheat
    But you're still a traitor

    Listen to the full music video here: https://youtu.be/CRrf3h9vhp8

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    19 m
  • 471. How to pronounce pronouns correctly in real life English
    Jul 16 2025

    Pronouns in English: I, you, he, she, we, they: It’s one of the first things we learn when starting to study English, but do you know how they are REALLY pronounced?

    The answer might surprise you.

    In this episode, we’ll uncover the real pronunciation of English pronouns in everyday speech, and spoiler alert! It’s probably NOT the way you learned them in English class.

    Download the free PDF (+ audio) to practice pronouns in English! https://bit.ly/4nOhXkf

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    18 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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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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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 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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I'm a non native-speaker, from Italy!

I have resumed studying English since september 2022.

I know that my English is very basic; I need to improve it a lot, but I'll try to say something about the amazing Hadar anyway!

I bump into Hadar's podcast few weeks ago and it was love at first sight!

She's different from other people who want to teach English, mainly 'cause she treats you with deep and authentic respect, like a "normal person" and she doesn't make you feel inferior or stupid.

Moreover, instead of talking only about grammar, vocaulary or pronunciation, she focuses on a critical aspect which is mindset!

It's impossibile to achive our goals, not only in English but in life in general, if we don't trust ourselves, if we have a bad idea about what kind of non native-speaker we are. It could be a trivial aspect but the truth is that everything depends exactly on this!

So let's check out her podcast if you want to change your approach to learning english (and living life)!

Super Hadar!

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I just finished the episode about overthinking. I was so overwhelmed with thoughts that i really wanna say something about it. Overthinking is like an intimate friend to me. I couldn't decide which restaurant to eat with friends, what if they don't like it. I felt so bad after my ielts test that I couldn't chase away the thought that the examiner must have been bored at what I said. I got anxious and upset when I came across what others had done and what little research I'd done, even though I was so happy with my accomplishments a minute before that.

I could think of the reasons for this. Partically, it came from my mother, who influenced me through her daily activities and mindset. But I'm an adult now, right? I need to be responsible for myself and stop consuming myself using this kind of stuff.
While listening to this episode, it came to me that the reason of overthinking for me, is that i am so terrified of failures. Because deep inside myself, failures define who i am, and i'm inhibited by the subconsciousness that i wasn't able to change. But in fact, change may be the most frequently happening thing in our world. It's okay if you make mistakes, you still have chance to learn from them and do it right the next time.

It is all about what Hadar has said in this episode. Awareness is key. Only if you realize it can you break the pattern and do something different.
What also strikes me is the acceptance Hadar talks about. You understand and accept overthinking, and know that you are not your faults. Instead, it may mean opportunities for improvement and growth. It is also acceptance of yourself as a normal person who makes mistakes sometimes and also has the power of doing things right most other times.

And reflection and keeping journals have benefited me a lot, just like Hadar said, when you get the negative thoughts onto the paper, they lose meaning. You realize how harsh you are to yourself. And the stress goes away. Keeping a journal drags you out of the mess when you feel like you are gradually losing control.

"Making no decision is far worse than making the wrong decision." I'm gonna write this down and remind myself on a daily basis. Thank you for this episode and the warm, lovely reminder. Love it!

A big thank you to have lighten up my day!

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Hadar is the best!My English has improved since a found her.
She always posts the video or Podcast that I need at the right moment...sometimes it feels like she reads my mind!!
Her content is just valuable information and support for me as an English learner.
Thank so very much Hadar!

Really helps my English speaking!

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I haven't listened to hadar in a while and today received and email about this overthinking topic, as always she delivered a great message on it, hopefully I can get the remaining topics from "My English Mindset" by winning the raffle.

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It is one of the beautiful resources that can be listened to on the journey of learning English and speaking fluently. don't miss any part to be fluent!

So great!

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