26 June 2026 · Skill Ninja
Preparing for a video call in English
Video calls are their own skill. What to do in the ten minutes before, and the phrases that hold a meeting together.
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Things worth knowing before you start.
5 June 2026 · Skill Ninja
Writing WhatsApp messages in English without embarrassment
The lowest-risk English practice available — nobody is waiting, you can edit, and you already do it forty times a day.
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18 May 2026 · Skill Ninja
English for shopping, ordering and bargaining
Low-stakes practice you can do this week, with the sentences for asking prices, negotiating and returning things.
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27 April 2026 · Skill Ninja
Learning English after 40
It is slower in some ways and much faster in others. What actually changes, and why age is a smaller obstacle than the fear about age.
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6 April 2026 · Skill Ninja
What to do when people speak English too fast
They aren't speaking faster than usual — English joins its words together. Here's how to catch up.
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19 March 2026 · Skill Ninja
How to answer "tell me about yourself" in an interview
It sounds like small talk. It is actually the question that decides the rest of the interview. Here is a structure that works.
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26 February 2026 · Skill Ninja
How to sound polite in English
Direct translations from Hindi can land as rude in English without you knowing. A few small changes fix it.
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5 February 2026 · Skill Ninja
The English phrases you'll use most on a phone call
Phone calls are harder than face-to-face: no expressions, no lip-reading, no time. These are the lines worth knowing by heart.
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18 January 2026 · Skill Ninja
The grammar you actually need (and what you can ignore)
Most grammar books teach in the wrong order. Four things carry almost every conversation — and several famous rules can wait.
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28 December 2025 · Skill Ninja
From housewife to team leader: Payal's four years
She joined in 2022 as a learner. Today she works in Sales and Marketing at the same academy that taught her.
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7 December 2025 · Skill Ninja
How long does it really take to learn spoken English?
An honest answer, without the marketing. What changes at one month, four months, and a year.
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19 November 2025 · Skill Ninja
Talking to your child's teacher in English
Parent–teacher meetings are the moment many mothers dread. Here are the questions and answers, written out.
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29 October 2025 · Skill Ninja
15 interview questions in English, with answers you can adapt
The questions that come up in almost every interview, and honest answers you can shape to your own experience.
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8 October 2025 · Skill Ninja
Why you freeze when it's your turn to speak
You understood the question. You knew the answer. And nothing came out. Here's what is actually happening — and what fixes it.
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20 September 2025 · Skill Ninja
Speaking English with your children at home
Your child's English will overtake yours, and that's uncomfortable. Here's how to keep practising together without losing authority.
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30 August 2025 · Skill Ninja
How to introduce yourself in English
The first sentences most women need, written out in full so you can borrow them until they become yours.
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9 August 2025 · Skill Ninja
How to build vocabulary without memorising lists
Word lists don't work, and there's a reason. Here's what does — and why fifty words you can use beat five hundred you recognise.
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22 July 2025 · Skill Ninja
What actually happens in a free demo class
No test, no payment details, no pressure. Here is exactly what the hour looks like, so you can decide before you join.
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1 July 2025 · Skill Ninja
Common English mistakes Indian speakers make
Not a list to feel bad about — the eight patterns that are worth fixing first because they change how clearly you're understood.
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10 June 2025 · Skill Ninja
Five minutes a day is enough to start
Most women who stop learning English didn't run out of time. They ran out of patience with themselves.
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