Speaking nerves get their own lesson on mmmEnglish
Emma's only new upload offers affirmations for before, during and after an English conversation.
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Scared to Speak English? | Affirmations For Positive Thinking & Success
mmmEnglish has shifted from finding the right words to finding the nerve to say them. Emma's sole new upload, "Scared to Speak English? | Affirmations For Positive Thinking & Success", offers spoken affirmations for learners who hesitate before a conversation or replay a difficult one afterward.
The lesson separates those moments rather than treating confidence as a single hurdle. There are sections for preparing to speak, staying with a conversation and recovering after a hard moment, followed by a look at the speaker you are becoming. Emma's argument is practical: feeling more capable can make it easier to accept the next meeting, phone call or opportunity to practice. One viewer says they plan to use some of the affirmations in their college classes.
The video has drawn nearly 20,000 views and currently has the strongest daily momentum among the channel's active uploads. Behind it, the advice-giving lesson follows Emma's listen, repeat and shadow sequence, while September's persuasive-speaking practice uses fast fashion and consumerism to give strong opinions something concrete to work with.
Across the channel, the week brought roughly 233,000 additional views, with subscribers unchanged. Daily viewing is currently below its usual level. It was a smaller viewing week than those of education neighbors such as MIT OpenCourseWare and RealLifeLore, whose subscriber counts also held steady.
For Emma, pronunciation remains a substantial part of the back catalog: her most-watched regular video tackles commonly mispronounced words. This week's lesson addresses a different obstacle, getting those words into a conversation in the first place.
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What viewers say
Thanks Emma. I’m going to use some of these in my classes at the college! ❤
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The videos drawing views on mmmEnglish right now
- Channel
- mmmEnglish
- Subscribers
- 6,390,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 232,970
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- October 15, 2026
- Video views so far
- 19,629
- Views on its first day
- 13,057
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💡 Test your knowledge
Which topic supplies the strong opinions in Emma's persuasive-speaking lesson?
The lesson uses fast fashion and consumerism to practice expressing opinions with persuasive, emotive language.