Name: Speak English with Confidence – Learn with Harvey from SUITS
Uploaded: 2026-02-04T17:15:32.000Z
Duration: 14 min 22 s
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In today's lesson, you'll learn how to speak English confidently with Harvey Spector from the TV series Suits.

I really think Harvey is the perfect model because every time he speaks, he shows us exactly what confidence looks like in these five ways.

And number five, having confident body language.

And today, we'll watch Harvey in action, and

I'll tell you exactly how to master each one of these five skills yourself so you can feel more confident when you speak English.

Okay, so, to start, you need to create your own arsenal of powerful idiomatic expressions.

You know, ones that convey a lot of meaning.

I mean, just check out how Harvey uses these.

Did you go see Joy after I told you not to?

I told you a puppy can't clean up its own mess.

Look, my plate's full with stable shelters.

I need you to look into Jerome's daughter.

But if you think that means that I can't kick your ass up and down this floor, take a swing and see what happens.

I presented it to him and recommended that he take it.

He told me to tell you to shove it up your ass.

Yeah, that last one is a bit rude, but still, it sounds confident, right?

Anyway, let's take a look at that first clip again.

In this case, this is more like a funny proverb, but

still a rich idiomatic expression you could use.

Basically, it means that someone inexperienced can't fix the problems they create.

What do you think he meant by my plate is full?

He's saying he's busy working with the company stable shelters.

In other words, his plate is full with stable shelters.

It paints a better picture than simply saying, I'm busy.

And that makes Harvey a great communicator.

Now, that begs the question, how can you start using more idiomatic expression like Harvey does?

Well, first of all, you need to expose yourself to them, which you can do by simply living your English.

Watching suits with subtitles in English, for example, would be a great start if you're a fan of the show.

But if you want to make things simpler, just watch our lessons, because we're always teaching a ton of useful idioms.

Now, once you're living your English, then you'll need to start activating all this new vocabulary.

You'll do this by taking note of the expressions you're learning, investigating their meaning, and reviewing them later.

Again, this is much more easily done with our lessons.

If you're on our app, we actually save all these advanced expressions for you and set up the review practice automatically.

And finally, you need to practice using these expressions, you know, like speaking them out loud.

And yes, you can do that on our app, too.

It's actually a new feature we released recently, the RealLife AI coach, which is perfect for learners just like you who want to develop confidence speaking but don't have anyone to practice speaking with.

So, with your AI Coach, you'll be able to use the expressions they're learning, and

that's the final step for building your own arsenal of idioms.

I'm going to leave a link for you to check out the app in the description below, and

The link will actually take you directly to this lesson with Harvey on the app, where you'll be able to practice some of the expressions that you're learning, such as, my plate is full.

If you want to communicate with Harvey level confidence, you need to sharpen your ability to think on your feet.

This means reacting quickly and adapting when a conversation shifts and responding without freezing up.

Look, I made a bet that this company would grow and my billables would grow with it.

We're holding a pair of aces, and this asshole is trying to fold.

Give each guy a hard time before you send them back.

Give me a wink if they say something clever.

I'll tell myself I got an innocent man out and I put two guilty ones in.

Then I'll close my eyes and I'll sleep like a baby.

Notice how he doesn't pause, overthink, or second guess himself.

It's about staying mentally flexible so you can respond clearly under pressure.

You know, so you can roll with the punches.

So the question is, how can you develop this skill in English?

Well, first you need to eliminate the time your brain spends Translating.

The more you translate from your native language, the slower your responses become.

And this is another reason why those three steps I mentioned earlier of living your English, activating and speaking are so important.

It's the best way to start thinking in English.

This means giving yourself tiny challenges where you must respond immediately, even if you're not 100% sure what to say.

For example, if you're watching suits, try pausing an episode and predicting how Harvey might respond before he actually does.

This trains your brain to form ideas more spontaneously and faster.

And it helps a lot to put yourself in situations where you have to react in real time.

And as I already mentioned, this is exactly what our real life AI coach was designed for.

You can practice spontaneous conversation and build the confidence to speak without rehearsing every word beforehand.

And remember, quick thinking doesn't mean perfect thinking.

Even native speakers hesitate and correct themselves and adjust their thoughts as they speak.

You can certainly expect to be thrown off in any conversation.

Confidence comes from staying calm and continuing anyway, exactly like Harvey does.

Another big reason why Harvey sounds so confident is that he always knows exactly what he's going to say before he says it.

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Speak English with Confidence – Learn with Harvey from SUITS

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