Comprehensible input in English

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The number on each thumbnail is its difficulty score out of 100: mostly speaking pace, partly vocabulary load. How it is measured →

0/1007:09Can we find 3 things in 3 colors? | BEGINNER ENGLISH listening practice vocabulary lessonA1-A2 · ~3,000 words · slowMiss Jean Teaches0/10024:31100 Most Common English Words A1 | Relaxing Australian Forest Ambience for Sleep or StudyA1-A2 · ~2,000 words · slowEveryday Australian English with Lauren0/1007:22Introducing myself | SIMPLE BEGINNER ENGLISH A1 A2 daily listening practiceA2-B1 · ~1,000 words · slowMiss Jean Teaches0/1007:01How to describe your family: Easy English Conversations 💬 Episode 15A1-B1 · ~3,000 words · slowBBC Learning English0/1008:22My Dog Loves People and My Cat Is 17! | BEGINNER ENGLISH listening practiceA1-A2 · ~1,000 words · slowMiss Jean Teaches1/10024:09100 Most Common English Verbs A1 | Relaxing Australian Forest Ambience for Sleep or StudyA2-B1 · ~2,000 words · slowEveryday Australian English with Lauren1/10013:46What is your morning routine? | SIMPLE BEGINNER ENGLISH A1 A2 daily listening practiceA2-B1 · ~2,000 words · slowMiss Jean Teaches1/1006:29Explore the park | SIMPLE BEGINNER ENGLISH A1 A2 daily listening practiceA2-B1 · ~4,000 words · slowMiss Jean Teaches1/1007:02Fix this common grammar mistake!A2-B1 · ~2,000 words · slowMiss Jean Teaches2/10014:01Talking about your day (future plans & daily routine) | English Speaking PracticeA2-B1 · ~2,000 words · slowEveryday Australian English with Lauren2/10012:19English Speaking Practice | Introducing yourself at a cafeA2-B1 · ~2,000 words · slowEveryday Australian English with Lauren3/1007:41Talking about clothes shopping: Easy English Conversations Episode 19A2-B1 · ~2,000 words · slowBBC Learning English3/1008:22Learn superlatives in English - Easy English Conversations 💬 Episode 18A2-C1 · ~3,000 words · slowBBC Learning English3/10013:58English Speaking Practice | Travel conversation questions & answersA2-B1 · ~2,000 words · slowEveryday Australian English with Lauren3/10020:07American Teacher Tries to Learn Brazilian Portuguese (Learning Your Language Ep.2)A2-B1 · ~2,000 words · slowMiss Jean Teaches3/1006:12Why am I learning Spanish 🇲🇽 & Chinese 🇨🇳? | Everyday English B1 SLOW ENGLISH listening practiceA2-B1 · ~4,000 words · slowMiss Jean Teaches3/10012:31👋🏻 Introduce Yourself Like a Native Speaker | SLOW ENGLISH lessonA2-B1 · ~2,000 words · slowMiss Jean Teaches3/1009:50Want to learn English? You can do it! | B1 SLOW ENGLISH • listening practiceA2-B2 · ~3,000 words · slowMiss Jean Teaches3/1005:06How to talk about your home town: Easy English Conversations 💬 Episode 3A2-B1 · ~3,000 words · slowBBC Learning English3/10017:17AUTO⏳ Ways to Talk About Time (Part 2)A2-B1 · ~3,000 words · slowMiss Jean Teaches4/1009:47Why do only SOME people become fluent in English? | SLOW ENGLISH tipsB1-B2 · ~2,000 words · slowMiss Jean Teaches4/10021:26AUTO🫱 Ways to Introduce YourselfA2-B2 · ~4,000 words · slowMiss Jean Teaches4/1009:213 Questions I Love to Ask My Students | EVERY DAY SLOW ENGLISH B1 speaking practice listeningB1-B2 · ~2,000 words · slowMiss Jean Teaches4/1007:45How to describe people in English! Easy English Conversations Episode 17A2-B1 · ~4,000 words · slowBBC Learning English

Which English channel to start with

Ranked by median difficulty, easiest first. The bar is a range, not a label — a channel typically spans a wide stretch of the scale, so one level would be false for its own hardest videos.

The vocabulary range is each channel’s own spread, not a single verdict: in three of every four of its videos the vocabulary starts at the lower level or above and stays at the upper one or below. Its top end tracks how far the rare words reach, so a channel devoted to one subject sits high on it without being hard to follow — the median score is the column that answers that.

Guides: two subtitle lines on a YouTube video · a workflow for learning English from YouTube