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EPISODE · May 4, 2026 · 10 MIN

Losing Your Job What to Say & How to React | Real English Learning

from Global Language Podcast · host Vahid Ansari Tadi

💔 Losing a job is never easy, and handling that conversation in English can be even harder. In Episode 13 of the Global Language Podcast, we tackle the conversation no one wants to have: Job Loss.In this Real English Learning session, we simulate a high-pressure layoff scenario. This episode is designed to help you understand the professional language used during terminations and how to respond with dignity and clarity.What you will learn in this episode:✅ Critical vocabulary: Layoff, severance pay, termination, notice period.✅ How to ask important questions about your rights and next steps.✅ Polite and professional ways to handle bad news at work.✅ English Learning for high-stress career transitions.🚀 Shadowing Practice: This dialogue is intense. Practice with us to master your tone and emotional control in English.🔔 Subscribe to Global Language Podcast for more real-world English lessons that prepare you for life's toughest moments.#GlobalLanguagePodcast #RealEnglishLearning #JobLoss #CareerTransition #BusinessEnglish #LearnEnglish #EnglishPodcast #Layoffs

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