How to Find English Content on TikTok
- Search for: “learn English”, “English tips”, “English teacher”.
- Like and follow accounts that teach in a fun, practical way.
- Create a playlist called “English” to save videos for review.
⚡ Pro tip: Follow 3–5 English-teaching accounts and watch at least a couple of videos every day. Consistency beats cramming.
The Best TikTok Formats for Learning English
One-minute grammar hacks, pronunciation tips, or easy vocabulary explained clearly.
- Mini-sketches & dialogues
Perfect for learning everyday phrases like
ordering coffee or
small talk with a stranger.
Great for listening practice + vocabulary building.
Learn what people actually say:
“spill the tea”,
“I’m broke”,
“That’s cap”.
Repeat phrases with the creator or “respond” to them on camera — like practicing with a real person.
TikTok Learning Hacks
- Repeat out loud (shadowing). Don’t just watch — speak.
- Take quick notes: write down 1–2 new words per video.
- Use the “Duet” feature: copy pronunciation and intonation.
- Learn through trends: if a sound or phrase is viral, remember it and use it.
- Set limits: 10 minutes for learning → then you can scroll for fun.
TikTok Creators to Check Out
Here are a few accounts English learners love:
- @englishwithtiffani – everyday phrases & conversations.
- @theenglishcoach – grammar in real-life situations.
- @yourenglishteacher – slang and idioms from movies & shows.
TikTok ≠ a Textbook, But It’s a Great Sidekick
TikTok won’t replace structured study, but it’s a fantastic way to:
- improve your listening,
- expand your vocabulary,
- and get used to real-life speech.
Pair it with regular practice with
native speakers, and you’ll see your English level skyrocket.
👉 Want more than just scrolling? Check out our lessons at Native Speakers Courses — where you’ll practice English in real conversations with teachers from the US, UK, and Canada. Like TikTok, but 100% interactive. 😉