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1. Introduction: Hello, I'm Andrew, a
TESL-Certified English Coach. And I'm so thrilled to have you here for this unique
and exciting journey. We're about to dive into the beautiful world
of English language, specifically focusing on
Travel English expressions. If you've ever dreamt of
exploring new places, experiencing different
cultures and effortlessly
communicating with people from all around the world. Your Endo right place. This course is designed to
be your travel companion. Your ticket to
feeling confident and comfortable in
English-speaking environments. Whether you're ordering food
in a busy New York diner, asking for Directions
in Sunny Australia, shopping and trendy London, or visiting historical
landmarks in ancient Greece. We've got you covered. What makes this course really special is that it is
highly interactive. You won't just be
passively watching videos, but you'll get to practice English expressions
through roleplay. Yes, that's right. You'll be seeing your lines
just like in a movie. I'll be your co-star. Lines will be shown
on the screen so you can read
them and practice. We're going to explore
diverse situations and responses to make sure you are ready for real-life scenarios. This way, learning English becomes not only
easy and natural, but also incredibly practical. It's like having a friend who is an English language
enthusiast by your side, helping you learn and practice. All you need to do is watch these videos, roleplay with me, and repeat as many
times as you need until these expressions
become second nature. So are you ready to
embark on this adventure? Ready to surprise
yourself with how effortlessly you can
communicate in English. If you are, then
let's get started. I can't wait to start this
amazing journey with you. Here's to making English a
part of your everyday life.
2. Session 1: Dealing with Hotel Issues and Making Special Requests: Hello world travelers. Welcome to my course
on Travel English. Or you are ready to level up
your communication skills. I hope so because
today we're checking into a very practical topic, Dealing with Hotel Issues
and Making Special Requests. It's going to be really useful, especially when you want your
stay to be just perfect. We're going to explore some
practical dialogues together. Role-playing, different
situations you might face when you are
staying in a Hotel. I'll say a line and then
there'll be a pause for you to practice your
part. Don't worry. All the phases will be shown on the screen so you can
read and practice. Let's start with some
useful expressions. So let's kick off with our
first, this situation. First situation, having a
problem with your reservation. You might say, there seems to be a problem
with my reservation. Why don't you try
this expression? Good job. Let's move on. What if your room is too noisy? You could say, can I
request a room change? This one is too noisy. Now you try. Well done. Next, let's say the air
conditioning in your room, in your room isn't working. You could say, I've noticed that the air conditioning
isn't working. Your turn. Awesome. Now, if you're room
needs a bit of a tidy, you could say, could you please send someone
to clean the room? Let's hear you say it. Great. You're doing so
well. Keep it up. We're halfway through. Now. Suppose you have an unexpected guests and
you need an extra bit. You can ask, I'll need an
extra beds in the room. Please. Give it a try. Perfect. How about when you need a little more sleep before leaving? You can ask, Can I get a
late check-out? Your turn? Excellent. Last but not least, if you're hungry at
midnight and you want to know if the hotel
can serve you some food, you might ask, room
service available 2047. Let's hear you. Fantastic. You've gone through all of today's expressions
and you did a great job. Alright, now that we've learned
these great expressions, Let's see them in action. I'm going to read a few
dialogues that illustrate these expressions in various
life, real-life situations. This will give you a
better understanding of how to use them when you Travel. So let's dive in, shall we? The first expression there, since there seems to be a
problem with my reservation. Here goes the first dialogue. Hello, I have a
reservation under the name John Smith. I'm sorry. I don't see your
name on the list. There seems to be a problem
with my reservation. Could you please double-check? Now dialogues number two. Excuse me. But my reservation was
supposed to include breakfast. Oh, I see your reservation, but it doesn't
include breakfast. There seems to be a problem
with my reservation. I definitely book
the option with breakfast. Dialogue
number three. I've just checked into my room, but it appears to
be a single room. Yes. Your reservation
is for a single room? There seems to be a problem
with my reservation. I booked a double room. Excellent, excellent
job listening. Now we're going to make this even more FUN
and interactive. It's time for roleplay. This is your chance to put what you've
learned into practice. I'll be playing
one role and you, my fellow travelers
will play the other. Remember the key is to practice. The more you do, the better
your English will become. So feel free to
replay these videos. Go back to wherever you
want and then repeat. Practicing in this roleplay. You're ready. Let's get started. Alright, so dialogues. Number one, you can
start conversation. I'm sorry. I don't see
your name on the list. Great job. Dial dialogues
number to go ahead. Oh, I see you. Reservation, but it doesn't include breakfast Great job. Dialogues number three.
Please go ahead. Yes. Your reservation
is for a single room. Excellent job. All right. Shall we move
on to the next expression, expression number two, can
I request the room change? This one is too noisy. Dialogue number one, excuse me. The room next to mine
is really noisy. I'm sorry to hear that. Do you want me to ask
them to keep it down? Actually, can I
request a room change? This one is too noisy. Dialogues number two. Number two. Hello. There seems to be a
lot of street noise in my current room. I see. Would you like me to provide
you with some earplugs? I appreciate it. I
appreciate the offer, but can I request a room change? This one is too noisy. Dialogues. Number three, I'm having
trouble sleeping because the hotels AC unit is outside my window
and it's quite loud. I'm sorry for the inconvenience. We can send maintenance
to check it out. I prefer a simpler solution. Can I request a room change? This one is too noisy. Alright, now it's time
for roleplay dialogues. Number one, please go ahead. I'm sorry to hear that. Do you want me to ask
them to keep it down? Alright. Dialogues
number two. I see. Would you like me to provide
you with some earplugs? Alright. Dialogues number
three, please go ahead. I'm sorry for the inconvenience. We can send maintenance
to check it out. Great job. Alright, let's go
to expression number three. I've noticed that the air
conditioning isn't working. Dialogues, number one. Excuse me, but I've noticed that the air conditioning
isn't working in my room. I'm sorry to hear that. Would you like us to send
a technician to fix it? Yes, please. I'd appreciate it. Dialogues number two, either my room is
getting quite hot. I've noticed that the air
conditioning isn't working. Oh, no. I apologize. I apologize for that. Would you like a fan
in the meantime? A fan would be great. Thank you. But please do arrange to
have the AC fixed as well. Dialogues number three. I'm sorry to bother you, but I've noticed that the air conditioning
isn't working in my room. That's unfortunate. We can switch you to
another room if you'd prefer. That'll be wonderful. Thank you. Alright, time
for roleplay, dialogues. Number one. Please go ahead. I'm sorry to hear that. Would you like us to send
a technician to fix it? Awesome. Dialogue, number two. Oh, no, I apologize for that. Would you like a fan
in the meantime? Wonderful. Dialogue. Number three. That's unfortunate. We can switch you to
another room if you prefer. Excellent job. Alright, so let's go to
expression number four. Could you please send
someone to clean the room? Dialogue number one. Hello. It seems my room hasn't
been cleaned today. I'm sorry for the oversight. I'll send housekeeping
right away. Thank you. Could you please send someone to clean the room as
soon as possible? Dialogues? Number two. Excuse me, but my
room is in a bit of a mess after the kids
had their snacks. No worries. We will
take care of it. Great. Could you please send
someone to clean the room? Dialed number three? Hi, is that I accidentally spilled
some coffee on the BED. Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. Could you please send
someone to clean the room and change the sheets? Okay. Let's do a role-play. Dialogue number one. I'm sorry. I'm sorry
for the oversight. I'll send housekeeping
right away. Awesome. Dialogues. Number two. No worries. We will will take care of it. Great dialogue number three. Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. Wonderful job. Next expression.
Expression number five. I'll need an extra beds
in the room, please. Dialogues number one. Hi, my son decided to
join us on our trip last minute. I see. Would you like to gray
to a larger room? Actually, I'll just need an extra beds in
the room, please. Dialogue number two. Excuse me, but my friend will be
staying with me tonight. I understand. Would you like an additional
room? No, thank you. I'll just need an extra
beds in the room, please. Dialogues number three. Hello. It turns out will be one more person
than anticipated. Not a problem. We can add an additional
charge for the third guest. That sounds fine. I'll need an extra beds
in the room, please. Okay. Time for
practice. Dialogues. Number one. I see. Would you like to upgrade
to a larger room? All right. Dialogues number two. I understand. Would you
like an additional room? Great job. Dialogues,
number three. Not a problem. We can add an additional charge
for the third guest. Great job. Alright,
expression number six. Can I get a late check-out? Dialogues? Number one, my flight tomorrow
has been delayed. Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. How can we assist you? Can I get a late
check-out, please? Dialogues number two, I have
a meeting that will run past the past the
check-out time. I see. Would you like us to store your luggage after
your check-out? Actually, could I get
a late check-out? Dialog number three. We've had a late nights
and would like to sleep in a bit. I understand. We usually charge a small
fee for late check-out. Is that okay? Yes, that's fine. Can I get a late check-out? Great. Let's do a role-play
dialogue. Number one. Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. How can we assist you? Alright, dialogue number two. I see. Would you like us to store your luggage after
you check-out? Dialogues number three. I understand we usually charge a small fee
for late check-out. Is that okay? Wonderful job. All right. Now, this is the
last expression. Is room service
available 24-seven. Dialogues. Number one Hi, I have some late
night work to do. I might need a midnight snack. Would you like me to
send up some snacks from our kitchen now? Not right now. Thanks. Just checking. Is room service
available 24-seven? Dialogues? Number two, I
haven't early morning flight. I'll need to have
breakfast very early. We can certainly arrange the breakfast box for
you to take away. That's a good option. Also, is room service
available 2047. Dialogues. Number three. My child often wakes up in the middle of night
and asked for milk. You can certainly
use the mini fridge and you're room to store milk. Great. And room service available 2047 in case
we need anything else. Alright, now it's time
for roleplay dialogues. Number one, let's go ahead. Would you like to, would
you like me to send up some snacks more
from our kitchen? Now? Great. Dialogue. Number two. We can certainly arrange a breakfast box for
you to take away. Great. Dialogue. Number three. You can certainly use the mini fridge in your
room to store milk. All right, fantastic work today, you've done an outstanding job practicing these important
travel expressions. Remember the key to
mastering English or any language really is practice,
practice, and practice. So don't hesitate to revisit
this lesson and practice these dialogues until you're
comfortable with them. Hey, why not try using these
phrases in your daily life. Practice with your friends, your family, or even your pets. They might not understand, but they'll surely
appreciate the effort. In our next lesson, we'll
continue our travel, adventure and explore
more exciting situations and expressions. For now. Keep practicing, stay curious, and most importantly, enjoy the journey of
learning English. I'll see you in our next class. Until then, take care
and happy learning
3. Session 2: Navigating the Airport: Hello everyone. Welcome back to our
Travel English series. Today we're going on an
adventure to the airports. Airports can be a
little overwhelming, especially for not
fluent in English. But don't worry, I'm here
to guide you through it. Let's get started. Our first expression is, where is the check-in desk for? This will help you find where to check in
for your flight. Easy, right? Next up we have which gate
is my flight departing from? This phrase is crucial to
make sure your flight. Then we have can I have
a window seat, please? Or can I have an ILC, please? A very handy expression
when you're checking in and want a specific seat. Is this flight direct
or do I have a layover? This phrase will clarify whether Your Journey
is straight to the destination or if you
have a stop along the way. Our next expression is, where's the baggage claim area? This is where you'll
go to pick up your luggage after landing. Next is my luggage is
missing. Why should I do? Hopefully you'll never
need to use this one, but it's important to
know just in case. Lastly, we have, can I carry
this in my hand luggage? This phrase will help you
understand what items you can carry on
the plane with you. Now, now that we've
learned these expressions, Let's put them to use. I'm going to read out
some dialogues and I'd like you to listen
carefully and follow along. The first expression.
Where is the check-in desk for dialogue? Number one? Excuse me, where's the check-in
desk for Delta Airlines? It's located in terminal. To just follow the science. Dialog number two,
I seem to be lost. Where's the check-in desk for American Airlines? No problem. It's in terminal one near
inches eight. Alright. Now it's time for roleplay. You know the drill. Dialogues. Number one. Go ahead. It's located in
terminal to just follow the signs. Dialogues.
Number two. No problem. It's in terminal
one near anxious. A great job. Let's go to the
second expression. Which gate is my
flight departing from? Dialogues? Number one. Hi, can you tell me which gate my flight
to London is departing from? Let me check. That would be gate beat 12. Dialogue Number two. Could you please
inform me which gate my flight to Sydney
is leaving from? Sure. It's leaving
from gates C7. Alright, time for roleplay,
dialogue. Number one. Let me check. That will be gate B12,
dialect number too. Sure, it's leaving
from gates C7. Great job. Let's go to the next expression. Can I have a window
seat, please? Or can I have an ILC, please? Dialogues number one, I
have a long flight ahead. Can I have a window
seat, please? Certainly. I'll see
you what's available. Dialogues number two, I tend to get up a
lot during flights. Can I have an ILC, please? Absolutely. I'll change
your seating now. Alright, let's practice
this, these dialogues. Dialogue number one,
please go ahead. Certainly, I'll see
you what's available. Dialogues number two. Absolutely. I'll change you're seeing now. Wonderful job. Let's go
to the next expression. Is this flight direct or do
I have a layover dialogue? Number one, I'm not sure
about my itinerary. Is this flight direct
or do I have a layover? Your flight is
direct. No layovers. Dialogues. Number two, just to confirm, is this flight director Paris
or do I have a layover? You do have a layover
in Amsterdam for 2 h. Okay, let's practice
this, these dialogues. Dialogue number one Your flight is direct. No layovers. Dialogues. Number two, you do have a layover in
Amsterdam for 2 h. Alright, let's go
to the next one. Where is the baggage claim area? Dialogue number one? I've just landed. Could you please direct me
to the baggage claim area? It's on the ground floor. Just follow the signs
for baggage claim. Dialogues. Number two. Can you help me find a
baggage claim area? Certainly. It's
right past customs. You can't miss it. Right? Let's practice dialogue. Number one, you go ahead. It's on the ground floor. Just follow the signs
for baggage claim. Dialect number two. Certainly, it's
right past customs. You can't miss it.
Great. Let's go to the next expression. My luggage is missing.
What should I do? Dialogues? Number one, I've
waited for awhile, but my luggage isn't
here. What should I do? Please go to the loss
luggage counter. They will assist you there. Dialogues number to my
luggage is missing. Can you guide me on what to do? Yes, of course. Please report it at the Lost
and Found desk flight away. Alright, let's practice
this dialogue number one, please go to the loss
luggage counter. They'll assist you there. Dialogues number two. Yes, of course. Please report it at the Lost and Found
desk right away. All right, great job. The last expression, can I
carry this in my hand luggage? Dialogue number one, I have some medication that
I need to take regularly. Can I carry this in Milan
in my hand luggage? Yes, you can. Please make sure you have your
prescription with you. Dialogues number two, I
have a laptop for my work. Can I carry this
my hand luggage? Absolutely. Just remember to take it out at the
security checkpoints. Great. Let's do a role-play dialogue. Number one. Yes, you can. But please make sure you have
your prescription with you. Dialogues number two. Absolutely. Just remember to take it out at the
security checkpoint. Alright, that's a rep,
amazing job today. We've covered a
lot, but remember, practicing these phrases
will make them feel more natural when you
really need them. So practice, practice,
and practice. Feel free to go back
to wherever you want in the video,
repeat and practice. In our next lesson,
we'll continue on our travel journey and look at more situations and
useful expressions. Until then, keep revising what we've learned
today and stay curious. Keep practicing and Enjoy the journey of learning English. You're doing a great job. And I can't wait to see
you in the next lesson. Until then. Happy learning
4. Session 3: Using Public Transport: Hi there. Welcome back to another
exciting lesson on practical English
for travelers. Today we're hopping
onto trains, buses, and subways as we tackle using public transport
and English, understanding and using
public transportation in a foreign country
can be daunting, but not to worry, I'm here
to guide you through it. First, let's take a look at
some essential phases and expressions that will help
you navigate your way. Number one, Could you tell me the way to the
nearest bus station? This is a polite way
to ask for Directions. Number two, what time is
the last train useful when you're out late and
need to know when's the last services. Number three. Does this boss go-to or
it does this train go to? Perfect for confirming
your route. Number four. How much does the fair necessity to know how much you'll
be paying for your trip. Number five, do I need to
change lines to get to? This will help you
understand if you need to switch buses or trains. Number six, I buy a ticket on the bus or train or do I
need to buy it beforehand? Essential for knowing
the ticketing process. Number seven, is there a subway
map I can take a look at. It will guide you on
your subway journey. Now that we've got
our expressions down, let's put them into context. I'll read out some
dialogues First and you can follow along with the
script on the screen. Alright. Let's start with the
first expression. Could you tell me the way
to the nearest bus station? Dialogues? Number one. Excuse me. You just tell me the way to
the nearest bus station. Sure. It's just two blocks
down the street. Then take a left.
You can't miss it. Dialog number two. Sorry to bother you. But could you tell me the way
to the nearest bus station? Not a problem at all. It goes straight
out to Hotel and it's about a five-minute
walk down the road. All right, great job
of following along. Now let's make it more FUN. It's time for some role-playing. I'll be playing one role. You will be playing
the other role, including the expressions. Alright, so let's
start from dialogues. Number one. You can start sure, it's just two blocks down
the street and take a left. You can't miss it. Dial-up number to
non-problem at all. Goes straight out with Hotel and it's about a five-minute
walk down the road. Great job. All right, let's go to
the next expression. What time is the last train? Dialogues? Number one. Excuse me. Do you know what time is the
last train to Manchester? The last trains
Manchester leaves at 10:45 P.M. dialogues. Dialogue number two, because
you please tell me what time is the last train to
those to the city center. I believe it's at 11:30 P.M.
alright, time for roleplay. You can start
dialogue number one. The last trains Manchester, leaves at 10:45 P.M. great
dialogue number two. I believe it's at
11:30 P.M. Great job. All right, let's go to
the next expression. Does this bus go to or
does this train go-to? Alright, dialogue
number one, excuse me. Does this bus go to the
National History Museum? Yes, this possible take you there is the fifth
stop from here. Dialogues number two. So are you further interruption, but does this train go
to Central Station? Know you'll need to change at the next station for
Central Station. Alright, let's go to the
role-playing dialogues. Number one, you can start. Yes, this bus will
take you there. It's the fifth stop from here. Dial-up number to know you will need to change at the next station
for Central Station Amazing job. Let's go
to the next expression. How much is the fair dialogues? Number one. Excuse me, how much does it fair to get to the city-center? The fares to 50? Dialogue number two. Hi, I'm looking to I'm looking to take a
train to the airport. How much does the fair? That will be $15 for
a one-way ticket. Alright, let's do a role-play. Dialogue. Number one, the fair is 250. Number two, that will be $15 per one-way ticket. Amazing. Alright,
let's keep moving. Expression number five, blindly to change
lines to get to. And then you say the
name of the place. Dialogues. Number one. Do I need to change lines
to get to the Eiffel Tower? Yes. You have to change at
Concord and take line nine. Dialogues number two, excuse me. Do I need to change lines to
get to the museum district? Know, you can take
this line directly. It's the fifth stop. Great. So roleplay,
dialogues, number one. Yes, you have to change at
Concord and take line nine. Dialogues number to know. You can take this line directly. It's the fifth stop. Awesome. Alright, we have to
expressions left. Let's do expression number six. Can I buy a ticket on the bus or do I need to buy beforehand? Or you can say it for
the train as well. I love number one. Can I buy a ticket on the bus or do I need to buy it beforehand? You can buy it from me. It's 250. Dialogues. Number two. Not sure if the rules here. Can I buy a ticket on the
train or do I need to bind beforehand?
For the training? You will need to buy
it before boarding. You can purchase it from
machines over there. Alright, let's do
roleplay, dialogues. Number one, you can
buy it from me. It's 250. Dialogues. Number two, for the train, you will need to buy
before boarding. You can purchase it from
the machines over there. Awesome. Alright. It's the last expression now,
especially number seven. Is there a subway map
I can take a look at Dialog number one. Is there a subway map
I can take a look at? Yes. There's a map on the
wall over there. We also have pocket-size
maps at the counter. You can take Dialog number two. Excuse me, is there a subway
map I can take a look at? I'm trying to figure
out the best way to get to the museum. There's a digital
map on that kiosk, and it's quite easy to use. Alright, let's do
roleplay dialogues. Number one. Yes, there's a map on
the wall over there. We also have pocket-size
maps at the counter. You can take great job. Dialogues. Number two, There's a digital map on that kiosk and it's
quite easy to use. Writes fantastic work today by practicing these
expressions and dialogues, you are getting more equipped to handle public
transportation and English. Remember, it's not about
perfection, but communication. Keep practicing and soon enough these phrases will become
second nature to you. Thanks for joining me today. In the next lesson,
we'll be exploring more useful English
expressions for Travel. See you in the next class.
5. Session 4: Ordering Food: Hello everyone and welcome
back my Travel English series. I hope you're as
excited as I am because today we're diving into
something everyone loves. Food will be learning
some essential phases for ordering food at a restaurant
or cafe while traveling. Our expressions for today are, number one, can I see
the menu, please? Polite way to ask for the menu. Number two, what
do you recommend? To ask for suggestions
on what to order? Number three, does
this dish contain any very useful when you have dietary restrictions
or allergies? Number four, I'll
have the please. How to place your order. Number five. Can I get to check, please? Or client and bill, please. When you're ready to pay. Number six, is service
charge included to know as gratuity or tip has
been added to your bill. Number seven, can I take away the leftovers if you couldn't finish your meal and wants
to take it with you. Alright, so now you know the key expressions for
Ordering Food and English. Let's see these
phrases in action. Pay attention to how
these phrases are used in different situations. Ready? Let's get started. Number one, can I see
the Mini, please? Dialogues. Number one. Excuse me, we're ready to order. Can we see the menu, please? A course or you go dial-in. Number two. Can I see that desert? Can I see the dessert
menu, please? Absolutely. I'll bring it over. Great. So now as you know, let's do a role-play. Dialogue number
one, you can start. Of course, here you go. Dialogues, number two. Absolutely. I'll
bring it right over. Great job. Let's go to
the next expression. What do you recommend? Dialogue number one, this
is our first time here. What do you recommend?
The seafood pasta is a customer favorite. I'd recommend that. Dialogue number two. I can't decide
between the steak and the chicken. What
do you recommend? Both are excellent, but to
stake is our specialty. Alright, let's do a role-play. Dialogue. Number one. This even pastimes is a customer favorites.
I'd recommend that. Dialogue number two. Both are excellent, but the
steak is our specialty. Great job. Alright, let's
go to the next expression. Does this dish contain
any dialogues? Number one. Does this dish
contain any theory? Yes, it does. Would you like me to recommend a
theory Free option? Dialog? Number two. Child has a nut allergy. Does this desert
contain any nuts? Yes, it does contain elements. We can offer an alternative
desert if you like. Grades. That's practice dialogues. Number one, you go ahead. Yes, it does. Would you like me to recommend a
theory Free option? Dialogues? Number two? Yes, it does contain elements. We can offer an alternative
desert if you like. Great job. Alright,
let's next expression. I'll have please. Dialogues number one. I'll have the Caesar
salad, please. Would you like chicken
or shrimp with that? Dial-in? Number two, I'll
have to spaghetti carbonara, please. Great choice. It's one of our most
popular dishes. Alright, let's practice
as a roleplay dialogues. Number one. Would you like chicken
or shrimp with that? Dialogue? Number two, great choice. It's one of our most
popular dishes. Grades. Next expression,
can I get the check please? Or if I get the bill, please. Dialogue number one. Can I get the bill, please? Of course, i'll I'll
bring it right over. Dialogues number two,
row in a bit of a rush. Could we get to check, please? Absolutely. I'll get
that for you right away. Alright, let's practice
dialogue number one. Of course, I'll
bring it right over. Remember to absolutely. I'll get that for
you right away. Awesome. Next expression is
service charge included. Dialogue number one, is surface charge
included in the bill? Yes, at 10% service charge
has been added to your bill. Dialogue number two, I noticed there's an
extra fee on our bill. Is service charge included? Yes, that's the service charge. It's optional so we can
remove it if you prefer. Alright, let's do roleplay. Go ahead. Yes. A talent 10% service charge
has been added to your bill. Dialogues. Number two. Yes, that's the service charge. It's optional so we can remove
it if you like. Grades. Last but not least. Number seven, can I take
away the leftovers? Dialogue number one,
this was really tasty, but I couldn't finish it. Can I take away the leftovers? Of course. I'll pack that up. I'll
pack that up for you. Dialogues number two, can
I take away leftovers? My friend would
love to try this. Certainly, I'll bring
us container for you. Alright, let's do practice. Dialogue number one. Of course, I'll pack
that off for you. Dialogues number two, certainly, I'll bring a container for you. Awesome job. You've done an excellent
job practicing these phrases and
getting a field. Getting a feel for how
to navigate through Ordering Food and
real-world situations. Remember, practice
makes perfect. So feel free to replay
this video as many times as you need to feel comfortable with
these expressions. Next time we'll be covering another exciting topic and
our Travel English series. Until then, keep practicing, stay positive and
happy learning. Bye for now
6. Session 5: Asking for Directions: Hello, wonderful learners. Welcome back to our 49 Most Common Travel English
Expressions course. Today we're diving into a very important topic,
asking for directions. If you've ever found yourself a little lost while traveling, today's lesson is going
to be a lifesaver, recovering seven
useful expressions for Asking for Directions. So let's get started. Expressions we'll be focusing
on today are number one, Could you tell me how to get to? This is a polite way to ask for directions to a specific place. Number two, is it within
walking distance? You'd ask this when you want to know if you can reach
a place by walking. Number three, do I need to turn left at the next street or do I need to turn it
right at the next street? Use this phrase, confirmed
directions you've received. Number four, is
there a landmark? I should be looking out for? A great question to ask when you're not
familiar with the area. Number five, are we heading in the right direction for users? If you're unsure, you're
going the right way. Number six, how far
is it from here? This helps you determine the
distance, your Destination. Number seven, Where's
the nearest handy phrase to find the closest
place you need? Like a bank, restaurants
or bathroom. Alright, now that
we know our phases, let's put them into action
with some practical dialogues. These dialogues
will show you how these phrases can be used
in different contexts. Let's begin. Number one. Could you tell me how
to get to dialogues? Number one? Could you tell me how to get to the Metropolitan Museum? Sure. Take the number
for trains uptown and get off at 86th Street. The museum, Mr. Justice, short walk from their
dialogue Number two, could you tell me how to get to the nearest grocery store? Yes. You just go down the street, take the first left and you
will see it on your right. Alright, you know the drill. Let's do a roleplay now. Dialogues. Number one, you go ahead. Sure. Take the number for trains uptown and get off
at 86 streets. The museum is just
a short walk from their dialogues. Number two. Yes, you just go
down this street, take the first left and
you'll see it on your right. Great job. All right, let's go to the next expression. Is it within walking distance? Dialogues? Number one is the Eiffel Tower within walking
distance from here. Yes. It's about a
20-minute walk. Just follow this
road straight ahead. Dial-in number two, excuse me, is the post office
within walking distance? Afraid not. It's a bit far. You should take the bus. Number 12. Alright, let's do a role-play. Dialogue. Number one. Yes, it's about 20 min walk. Just follow this
road straight ahead. Dialogues number
two. I'm afraid not. It's a bit far. You should take the bus
number 12. Great job. Next it's freshen. Do I need to turn left at the next street or do I need to turn right
and the next street? Dialogue number one. Do I need to turn left at the next street to
get to the park? No, you need to turn right
at the next traffic lights. The part will be on your left. Dialogues number two,
to get to the library, do I need to turn right
at the next intersection? Actually, you need
to go straight until you see the town hall, then take a left. Alright, let's do a practice. Roleplay. Dial-in number one. No, you need to turn right
at the next traffic light. The part will be on your left. Dialogues. Number two. Actually, you need to go straight until you
see the town hall, then take a left Great job. Next expression, is
there a landmark? I should be looking out for? Dialogues. Number one. Is there a landmark
I should be looking out for to find a concert hall? Yes, there's a tall
statue of a violinist. Violinist right in front of
the whole, you can't miss it. Dialogues number two, is there a landmark I should
be looking out for on my way to
the city-center. Sure. You'll pass by
the central tower, tallest building in the city. The city center is just a
couple of blocks from there. Alright, let's do a role-play
dialogue number one. Yes, there's a tall statue of a violinist right in
front of the hall. You can't miss it. Dial-in number too. Sure. You'll pass by the
central tower, the tallest building
in the city. The city center is just a
couple of blocks from there. Awesome. Alright, the next expression, are we heading in the right
direction for dialogues? Number one, excuse me. Are we heading in
the right direction for the train station? I'm afraid not. You need to go back the way you came and take the second right. Dialect number two, are we hitting the right
direction for the museum? Yes. You're on the right track is just two more blocks
down this road. Alright, let's do a
practice, role-play. Dialogue number one, I'm afraid not. You need to go back to where you came and take the second Rights. Dialogue number two. Yes, you're on the right track. It's just two more
blocks down this road. Rates amazing job. The next expression is, how far is it from here? Dialogues, number one, how far is near subway
station from here? It's about a ten-minute walk. Just go down this road and
you'll see the subway sign. Dialogue number two. How far is it to the
Central Park from here? It's not far. About
a 15-minute drive. Alright, let's do a role-play. Dialogue number one, It's about a ten-minute walk. Just go down this road and
you'll see the subway sign. Dialogues. Number two. It's not far. About a 15-minute
drive. Great job. Alright, the last expression, where's the nearest bank
or restaurant or bathroom, or wherever you're going to
write dialogue number one, Excuse me, where's
the nearest bank? The nearest bank is is two
locks down on the right. Dialogues. Number two, could you tell me where the nearest
Italian restaurant is? Sure there's a great one
just across the street. Great. Let's do a role-play. Dialogue number one, the nearest bank is two
blocks down on the right. Dialogues number two, short, there is a great one
just across the street. Amazing job. I hope you enjoyed
our roleplay session. The best way to learn
these expressions is by practicing them in
different contexts, just like we did today. I'm confident that
with this lesson, you'll be able to ask for
directions like a pro. The next time you're out
exploring a new place. As always, I encourage you
to revisit this lesson and practice dialogues
until you feel comfortable using these phrases
and real-life situations. Remember, practice
makes perfect. So feel free to go
back to the video, repeat again and again
until you feel comfortable. Well, thank you for joining
me in today's lesson. In our next lesson, we'll be focusing on more exciting Travel
English Expressions. So don't forget to join
us then until next time. Happy learning
7. Session 6: Shopping: Hello, it's fantastic to see you here for
another session. Today we're going to dive
into the world of shopping, exploring some common and very useful English
expressions are ready. Let's get started. Let's start with the
first expression. How much does this cost? A simple question to ask when you want to know
the price of an item. Second, you have this
in a different size, or do you have this
in a different color? You can use this
when you want to check for other
options for an item. Moving on to can I
try this on please? This one comes in handy when you want to try and
close before buying. Next, is there a
fitting room I can use? This is to find out where
are you can try clothes on. Our fifth expression is, do you accept credit cards? And essential one to find
out about payment methods. The sixth one, this
item is damaged. Can I exchange it?
This is used when there's a problem with your item and you want to exchange it. And finally, where
we can I find? This question will guide
you to the location of an item you're looking
for in a store. Now that we've introduced the
is a useful introduction. Expressions, let's put them into action with some
practical dialogues. Remember, the key to mastering and new
language is practice. Practice, and practice. So expression number one, how much does this cost? Dialogues? Number one, excuse me, how much does this code cost? That code is $80, ma'am. Number two. Hello, I couldn't find a
price tag on the scarf. How much does it cost? Oh, let me check for you. The scarf cost $25. Alright, let's do a role-play dialogue number one, go ahead. That code is $80, ma'am. Alright, dialogues number two. Oh, let me check for you. And the scarf cost $25. Alright, great job. Let's move on to the
next expression. Do you have this in
a different size or do you have this
in a different color? Dialogues? Number one, I really
liked this shirt, but it seems to small. Do you have this
in a larger size? Yes, we have larger
sizes in the back. I'll get one for you. Dialogues number to this
dress fits perfectly, but I was hoping for
a different color. Do you have this in blue? I'm sorry, but we only have
this dress and red and black. Alright, let's do a roleplay. You go ahead. Yes, we have larger
sizes in the back. I'll get one for you. Number two. I'm sorry, but we only have this
dress and red and black. Great job. Next expression. Can I try this on, please? Dialogues number one. Can I try this
jacket on, please? Absolutely. The fitting
rooms are right over there. Dialogues number two.
This dress looks lovely. Can I try it on, please? Certainly, ma'am. The
fitting rooms or adjust to your left. Alright. Let's do a role-play
dialogue. Number one. Absolutely. The fitting rooms are
right over there. I loved number two. Certainly, ma'am.
The fitting rooms or adjust on your left. Alright, let's go to
the next expression. Is there a fitting room
I can use dialogues. Number one. Is there a fitting
room I can use I'd love to try on these close. Yes, the fitting rooms
are right behind you. Dialogues number two, I have
a few outfits to try on. Is there a fitting
room I can use? The courts, the
fitting rooms are just over there. Alright. It's your turn to try the
roleplay dialogues. Number one. Yes, the fitting rooms
are right behind you. Number two Of course the fitting rooms
are addressed over there. Awesome job. Next expression. Do you
accept credit cards? Dialogue number one. Do you accept credit cards? I'd like to pay for this jacket. Yes, we accept all
major credit cards. Dialogue number two, I
want to buy these items. Do you accept credit cards? I'm sorry, if we only
accept cash or debit cards. Alright, let's go roleplay,
dialogues. Number one. Yes, we accept all
major credit cards. I love number two. I'm sorry, we only accept cash
or debit cards. Great job. Next expression. This item is damaged.
Can I exchange it? Dialogues number one, I
bought the sweater last week, but I just noticed
the hole in it. Can I exchange it? Of course. You have your receipt number to this blender I bought
doesn't seem to work. Can I exchange it? I'm sorry to hear that. Yes, we can certainly
exchange it for you. Alright, let's do a
role-play dialogue. Number one. Of course. Do you have your receipt? Dialogues? Number two. I'm sorry to hear that. Yes. We can certainly
exchange it for you. Awesome. Alright, let's go to
the next expression. Where can I find
dial-in? Number one? Excuse me, where can I
find a men's section? The men's section is
on the second floor. Dialogues number two.
Hello. Where can I find children's toys? You can find children's
toys in iOS ten. Okay, let's do a
role-play dialogue. Number one, the men's section
is on the second floor. Number two, you can find
children's toys and IL ten. Well done. You did a great job today. By practicing these
common expressions. You are truly improving your
English Speaking Skills. And remember, the
more you practice, the more natural it will fail feel when you use these
expressions in your real life, it's Make sure you
repeat as many times as you need
to make it really. Second nature to you. Thank you for joining me
today and keep practicing these dialogues until
our next lesson. And remember each step, no matter how small brings you closer to your goal of fluency. See you next time.
8. Session 7: Visiting a Tourist Attraction: Hi, it's great to see
you again. Today. We're going to talk
about an exciting topic. Visiting tourist attractions. Imagine being on
vacation and wanting to explore some of the
most amazing sights. For that, you'll need some
key English expressions. Let's get started. The first expression is, what are the opening hours, which you can use to find out
when you can visit a place. The second expression,
how much is the entrance fee is for asking about the
cost of admission? The third one is, do you offer guided tours? This helps, you
know, if there are guys who can show you around. The fourth expression, is it allowed to take
photos inside? This is to ask if you
can take pictures. The fifth expression,
where can I buy tickets? This is for finding out where you can get
admission tickets. The sixth expression,
is there a discount for students or is there
a discounted for seniors? This helps, you know, if there are a
special prices for students or older adults. In the last expression
with today is, are there any special events
or exhibits currently which you can use to find out if there's something
special happening. Right? Now that we've learned
these expressions, Let's see them in action. I'm going to read some
practical dialogues using these expressions. So follow along on
the screen and try to catch the expressions
as they come up. Number one, what are
the opening hours? Dialogues? Number one. Excuse me. What are the
opening hours for the museum? We're open from 09:00 A.M. to 05:00 P.M. Tuesday to Sunday. Dialog number two. Could you tell me what time
the park opens and closes? Sure. The park is open
from dawn to dusk. All right. You know the drill. Let's
do a role-play dialogue. Number one, re-opened from 09:00 A.M. to 05:00
P.M. Tuesday to Sunday. Dialogue number two. Sure. The park is open
from dawn till dusk. Great job. Next expression. How much is the entrance fee? Dial-in? Number one. Could you please tell
me how much the how much the entrance
fee is for adults? It's $15 for adults. Dialogue number two, what's the admission costs
for children under 12? Children under 12
entered for free. Alright, let's do a role-play. Dialogue number one, go ahead. It's $15 for adults. Dialogues. Number two, children under 12, enter for Free. Amazing job. Let's go to the next expression. Do you offer guided tours? Dialogues? Number
one, I was wondering, do you offer guided
tours of the castle? Yes, we do. They start every
hour on the on the hour. Dialogues. Number two, do you provide guidance
spores in the museum? We do, but you need to
book them in advance. Alright, let's do a role-play. Dialogue. Number one. Yes, we do. They start every
hour on the are dialogues. Number two. We do, but you need to
book them in advance. Awesome. The next expression, is it a lot to take
photos inside? Dialogues? Number one, can I take photos
inside the museum? Yes, you can. But please
know flash photography. Dialogues number two, is it okay to take pictures
inside the cathedral? I'm afraid it's not a lot to take photos inside
the cathedral. Alright, let's, let's practice
dialogues. Number one. Yes, you can, but please
know flash photography. Dialogue number two, I'm afraid is not allowed to take photos inside the cathedral. Okay. Next expression. Where can I buy tickets? Dialogues number one, excuse me. Where can I buy tickets
for the concert? You can buy them at the
box office over there. Dialogues number two. Can you tell me where I can
purchase tickets for the zoo? Sure. You can find them online or
at the entrance gate rates. Let's do a role-play dialogue. Number one, you can buy them at the box
office over there. Dialog number two. Sure. You can find them online
or at the entrance gate. Great. Last the last one, but expression number six, is there a discount for students or is there a
discount for seniors? Dialogue? Number one, do you offer a discount for
students at the museum? Yes, we do. Students with a valid ID get
it's 50% discount. Dialogues. Number two, is there a discount for senior
citizens for the theater? Yes, seniors get a 20%
discount on all performances. Awesome, Let's do
a roleplay now. Dialogues. Number one. Yes, we do. Students with a
valid ID get a 50% discount. Dialogues? Number two, yes, seniors data 20% discount on
all performances. Awesome. The last expression. Are there any special
events where exhibits currently, dialogues,
number one. Are there any special events happening at the
zoo this weekend? Yes. There's a live feeding
show this Saturday. Dial-up number two, Are there any special exhibits
currently at the Art Museum? Yes. We're hosting
and Modern Art Exhibition until the
end of the month. Great, Let's do roleplay,
dialogue number one. Yes, there's a life feeding
show this Saturday. Dial-in, number two. Yes. We're hosting a
Modern Art Exhibition until the end of the months. And that's a wrap
on today's lesson and also on our Travel
English course. You've done an
amazing job so far. I hope these expressions
will be useful for you in real-life situations. Remember, practice
makes perfect, so don't hesitate to replay the videos and practice,
practice the dialogues. Next up, we have going Forward
session where we'll talk about how we can move forward based on everything that you've learned throughout this course. Looking forward to seeing
you there until then, take care and keep
practicing. See you
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