Spoken English · Daily Vocabulary
Daily Vocabulary Builder
Small, everyday words that make your English sound more natural
Unlike exam vocabulary (which leans toward formal, less common words), this list focuses on practical words people actually use in daily speech — the kind that make you sound fluent, not just "correct."
Day 1–5: Everyday Words
| Word | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Convenient | Easy to use or fitting your needs | This app makes booking tickets really convenient. |
| Reliable | Can be trusted to do what's expected | He's a reliable friend who always shows up on time. |
| Exhausted | Very tired | I'm exhausted after that long meeting. |
| Curious | Eager to know or learn something | I'm curious about how this works. |
| Awkward | Uncomfortable or embarrassing | That was an awkward silence during the call. |
Day 6–10: Describing People
| Word | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Approachable | Friendly and easy to talk to | My manager is very approachable, so I ask questions freely. |
| Stubborn | Unwilling to change one's mind | He's quite stubborn once he's made a decision. |
| Considerate | Thoughtful of others' feelings | She's always considerate about others' schedules. |
| Confident | Sure of oneself | He walked into the interview feeling confident. |
| Easygoing | Relaxed and not easily upset | My roommate is very easygoing about small things. |
Day 11–15: Talking About Plans
| Word | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Postpone | To delay to a later time | We had to postpone the meeting until next week. |
| Tentative | Not yet fixed or final | My plans are tentative — I'll confirm by tomorrow. |
| Prioritize | To treat as more important | I need to prioritize my tasks for the week. |
| Flexible | Able to adapt to change | My schedule is flexible this week. |
| Finalize | To complete or confirm something | Let's finalize the details before Friday. |
How to use this page: Come back every day and pick up the next batch of 5 words. Try using at least 2 of them in real sentences that day — writing a text message counts. Consistency in small doses beats memorizing a huge list once.
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