تدريب Shadowing: Travel English for Beginners ✈️ Slow English Listening Practice (A1-A2) - تعلم التحدث بالإنجليزية عبر الفيديو
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Hello, everyone.
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Welcome back to the Cambridge English Walking Podcast.
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I am Slava.
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And I am Victoria.
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We are so happy that you are walking with us again today.
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Thank you for joining us.
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Today, we are taking you on a special walk.
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As always, you are looking through our eyes.
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I am holding the camera and Victoria is walking right next to me.
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Yes, that is right.
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We want you to feel like you are walking on the street with us.
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We want you to feel like you are our good friend, walking next to us.
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It is a beautiful day today.
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Usually, we live and work in Cambridge.
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We film our walking videos there in Cambridge.
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But today, we took a train and we came to London.
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We are here in London for work, to film some new videos for different English levels.
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And look right in front of us.
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Look at that big building.
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That is the famous theatre for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.
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It looks absolutely magical.
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It is a very beautiful building.
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It really does look magical.
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But we're not going inside the theatre today.
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Today we are just going to walk, look at the city, enjoy the beautiful streets, and talk to you.
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And today's video is specifically for beginners.
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If you are just starting to learn English, if your level is elementary, this video is perfect for you.
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We will speak very slowly, and we will make long pauses so you can repeat the words after us.
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Exactly!
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Repeating words with us is a great way to learn English.
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Our topic today is wonderful.
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Today we will talk about traveling.
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We will learn how to plan a trip, what to pack in your bag, and how to speak English in different situations, like in a hotel or a cafe.
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Are you ready?
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Let's walk!
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So Slava, as we walk, let me ask you a simple question.
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Why do you like traveling?
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I love traveling because it makes me feel free.
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When I am at home in Cambridge, I have a normal routine.
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I go to work, I go to the supermarket, I cook dinner, I clean the house.
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Every day is the same.
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But when I travel, every day is an adventure.
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Every day is new.
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I understand you completely.
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I feel the same way.
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Guys, our first English word for today is explore.
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Can you hear how I say it?
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Explore.
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Let's spell it together.
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E -X -P -L -O -R -E.
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Explore.
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To explore means to look around a new place and discover new things.
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When you travel, you do not stay in your hotel room all day.
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You go outside and you explore the city.
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You walk on the streets.
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You go to museums.
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You go to parks.
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You explore.
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Exactly.
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Right now, we are exploring London with you.
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Try to practice your speaking right now.
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Now, I want you to say this sentence out loud.
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I like to explore.
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Very good.
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Let's say it again, a little bit louder.
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I like to explore new places.
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Perfect.
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Try to remember this word, explore.
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Another reason why traveling is great is because you can learn about different cultures.
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You can see how other people live, what clothes they wear, and what food they eat.
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And most importantly, traveling is the best way to practice your English.
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English is a truly global language.
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If you go to Spain, Italy, Japan, Brazil, or Germany, people there speak English with tourists.
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Yes, you can go to a restaurant anywhere in the world and order food in English.
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It is a fantastic feeling.
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Think about this question as we walk.
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Have you ever traveled to another country?
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OK, Slava.
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Let's imagine you want to go on a holiday.
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You want to travel.
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What is step number one?
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Step number one is planning.
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First, you must choose your destination.
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Oh, that is a big word.
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Destination.
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Let's spell it.
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D -E -S -T -I -N -A -T -I -O -N.
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Destination.
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A destination is the place where you want to go, the city or the country you want to visit.
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For example, today our destination is London.
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If you want to fly to Paris, Paris is your destination.
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If you go to New York, New York is your destination.
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Try to repeat this word loudly.
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Destination.
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Great!
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Let's say it one more time.
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Destination.
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Excellent.
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Slava, what is your dream destination?
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Where do you really want to go in the future?
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Oh, my dream destination is Australia.
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I really want to travel to Australia.
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I want to see kangaroos, I want to see koalas, and I want to explore the beautiful beaches.
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Australia is very far away, but it is my dream destination.
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What about you, Victoria?
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What is your dream destination?
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My dream destination is Japan.
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Japan.
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I really want to visit Tokyo and Kyoto.
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I want to see the old temples.
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I want to see the beautiful nature.
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And I want to eat traditional, real sushi.
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Japan is my dream destination.
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We always love reading about you.
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Tell us in the comments under this video, what is your dream destination?
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Where do you want to travel?
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We read all your comments, so please write to us.
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So, you choose a destination.
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Step number two is to book your tickets.
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Let's talk about the word book.
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In English, a book is usually something you read.
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A book with paper pages, like a Harry Potter book.
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But as an action, as a verb, to book means to reserve something, to buy a ticket for the future.
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Yes, that is very important to know.
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You book a flight.
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You book a train ticket.
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You book a table at a restaurant for dinner.
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Let's practice this action.
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Say this sentence with us.
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I want to book a ticket.
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Very good.
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Say it again.
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I want to book a ticket, please.
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Good.
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After you book your ticket, step number three is to book your accommodation.
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Another very long and difficult word.
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Let's say it slowly.
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Accommodation.
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Accommodation.
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Accommodation is a place to sleep.
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When you travel, you need a bed.
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You need a place to sleep.
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This place is your accommodation.
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It can be a big hotel, a small hostel, a guest house, or a rented apartment like an Airbnb.
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When we came to London today, we didn't book accommodation.
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We didn't book a hotel.
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Why?
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Because we will go back home to Cambridge tonight.
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We will sleep in our own beds in Cambridge.
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But if you go to a new country for a week or for two weeks, you must book accommodation.
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Try to say the word.
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Accommodation.
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One more time, clearly.
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Accommodation.
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Excellent job.
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You are doing great.
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So, let's review.
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You have a destination.
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Your tickets are booked.
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Your accommodation is booked.
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What is next, Victoria?
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Next, you need to prepare your bags.
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In English, we say to pack.
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P -A -C -K.
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To pack your bag.
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Yes, packing.
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I usually pack my bag the night before my trip.
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I hate doing it in the morning.
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If I pack my bag in the morning, I always forget something important.
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That is very true.
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It is better to pack early.
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What do you usually pack in your bag, Slava?
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Well, it depends on the weather.
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If I travel to a warm country like Spain or Italy in the summer, I pack light clothes.
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I pack a few t -shirts, some shorts, a swimsuit to swim in the sea, and a hat to protect my head from the hot sun.
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But what if you travel to England?
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The weather in England is very different.
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Yes, the weather in England can change every five minutes.
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It is nice now, but it can rain in ten minutes.
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So, in England, you must pack a warm jacket, warm socks, long trousers, an umbrella, and very comfortable shoes.
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Shoes are so important when you travel.
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When you travel, you explore the city on foot.
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You walk everywhere.
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You walk 10 ,000 or 20 ,000 steps a day.
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If your shoes are not comfortable, your feet will hurt.
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Repeat this phrase with us.
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I need to pack my bag.
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Very good.
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Say it again.
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Did you pack your bag?
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Perfect.
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Now, clothes are important, but the most important things in your bag are your valuables.
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Valuables.
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Let's explain this word.
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Valuables are things that are very expensive or things that are very important to you.
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Your passport is a valuable.
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Your money is a valuable.
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Your credit cards and your mobile phone are valuables.
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Yes.
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When you travel, you must keep your valuables very safe.
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Never put your passport in a big backpack on your back.
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Someone can take it.
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Always keep your valuables close to your body.
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Keep them in a safe pocket.
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Let's practice this word together.
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Say valuables.
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Again, keep your valuables safe.
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Excellent.
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It is so nice to just walk and talk with you today.
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Let's talk about transport.
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How do we travel from one place to another place?
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Well, if you go to a different country, you usually travel by plane.
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To travel by plane, you must go to the airport.
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The airport is a very big, very busy place.
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Yes.
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The airport has many people, many shops, and many planes.
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Always go to the airport early.
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Go two or three hours before your flight.
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You need time to check your bags and show your passport.
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Do you like flying, Victoria?
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Do you like airplanes?
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I do like flying.
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I like to sit next to the window.
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I look at the white clouds, I read a book, and I drink tomato juice.
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I don't know why, but I always drink tomato juice on a plane.
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Do you like flying?
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Flying is okay, but I prefer the train.
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Trains are my favorite transport.
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For example, today we took the train from Cambridge to London.
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Trains are very comfortable.
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You have a lot of space for your legs, you can stand up and walk, and you can look out the window at the beautiful green trees and small houses.
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Yes, trains are wonderful.
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And if you travel by train, you go to the train station.
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If you travel by bus, you go to the bus station.
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Let's repeat these places.
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Say airport.
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Now say, train station.
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And finally, say, bus station.
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Very good.
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Okay, guys, now we have a very special exercise for you.
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We cannot show you our faces today, so we will do an audio role play.
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Yes, a role play is a small scene, like in a movie.
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We will practice real English conversations together.
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This will help you when you travel.
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We will do four different role plays today.
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Situation number one, buying a train ticket.
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Imagine you are at the train station in London.
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You want to buy a ticket to Cambridge.
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Slava will be the tourist and I will be the ticket seller at the window.
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Listen to our conversation.
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Try to understand what we say.
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Ready?
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Let's go.
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Hello.
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Good morning.
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Good morning, sir.
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How can I help you today?
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I would like to buy a train ticket to Cambridge, please.
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Certainly.
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Do you want a single ticket or a return ticket?
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A single ticket please.
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I am not coming back today.
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Okay.
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One single ticket to Cambridge.
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When do you want to travel?
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I want to travel on the next train, please.
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What time is the next train?
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The next train leaves at 10 .30am from platform number 5.
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Platform 5.
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Thank you.
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How much is the ticket?
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That will be 25 pounds, please.
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How would you like to pay?
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Cash or card?
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I will pay by card, please.
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Here is my card.
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Thank you.
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Here is your ticket and your receipt.
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Have a safe journey.
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Thank you very much.
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Goodbye. And stop.
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Did you understand our dialogue?
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It is very useful for traveling.
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The most important question the ticket seller asks is,
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Do you want a single ticket or a return ticket?
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A single ticket means you go to one place and you do not come back.
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A return ticket means you go there and you come back.
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Repeat this phrase with us.
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A single ticket, please.
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Now repeat, a return ticket, please.
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Very good.
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Another important question was, how much is the ticket?
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This is how you ask for the price.
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Say it with us.
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How much is the ticket?
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Excellent.
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Now let's move to role play number two, checking in to a hotel.
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Imagine you just arrived at your hotel in a new city.
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You are tired, you have your heavy bags, you walk up to the reception desk.
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I will be the hotel receptionist, the worker at the hotel.
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Slava will be the guest, the tourist.
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Listen carefully.
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Let's go.
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Good afternoon, sir.
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Welcome to the Grand City Hotel.
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How can I help you?
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Hello.
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Good afternoon.
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I have a reservation.
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My name is Slava.
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Let me look at the computer for a moment.
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Ah, yes.
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Mr. Slava.
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You booked a single room for three nights.
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Is that correct?
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Yes, that is correct.
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Three nights.
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Excellent.
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Can I see your passport, please?
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I need it for the registration.
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Yes, of course.
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Here is my passport.
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Thank you very much.
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Everything looks good.
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Here is your room key.
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You are in room 405.
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That is on the fourth floor.
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The elevator is just over there, on the left.
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Thank you.
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I have a question.
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What time is breakfast served in the morning?
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Breakfast is served every morning from 7 a .m.
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to 10 a .m.
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in the restaurant downstairs.
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Perfect.
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And what time is checkout on my last day?
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Checkout is at 11 a .m.
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If you need anything, please call the reception.
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Have a wonderful stay.
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Thank you for your help.
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Have a good day. And stop.
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That was a great dialogue.
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Did you hear the key phrases?
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The most important phrase to learn is, I have a reservation.
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This means you booked the room online before you came.
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Try to say it.
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I have a reservation.
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And the hotel worker will always ask for your passport.
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They will say, can I see your passport, please?
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I also asked two very important questions.
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I asked, what time is breakfast?
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Because food is very important.
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Let's ask the question together.
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What time is breakfast?
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And Slava asked, What time is checkout?
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Checkout is the time when you must leave the room, take your bags, and give the key back to the hotel.
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Say it with us.
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What time is checkout?
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Perfect.
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You are doing amazing.
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Let's do role play number three, in a cafe.
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When you travel, you walk a lot and you get hungry.
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You need to buy food and coffee.
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I will be the waiter in the cafe.
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Victoria will be the hungry customer.
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Listen carefully to how Victoria asks for food.
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Let's start.
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Hello.
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Welcome to our cafe.
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Are you ready to order?
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Hello.
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Yes, I am ready.
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Can I have a black coffee, please? Of course.
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One black coffee.
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Would you like anything to eat today?
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We have fresh sandwiches and chocolate cake.
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Hmm.
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The cake sounds good, but I would like a cheese sandwich, please.
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One cheese sandwich.
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Is that for here or to go?
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For here, please.
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I want to sit down.
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Great.
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That will be eight pounds and fifty pence, please.
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Are you paying by cash or card?
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I will pay by card, please.
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Here you go.
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Thank you.
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Please take a seat at any table.
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I will bring the coffee and the sandwich to your table in a few minutes.
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Thank you very much. And stop.
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That was very easy, right?
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The best and most polite phrase to ask for food or drinks is, can I have?
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For example, can I have a coffee please?
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Yes, this is very important.
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Never just say give me coffee, give me water.
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It is very rude in English.
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Always be polite.
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Always say can I have please?
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Repeat after me.
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Can I have a coffee please?
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Very good.
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Try another one.
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Can I have a sandwich, please?
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Excellent.
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And the waiter asked a special question.
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For here or to go?
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This is very common in cafes.
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For here means you want to sit at a table inside the cafe.
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You want to drink from a real cup.
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To go means you want to take your coffee in a paper cup and walk outside on the street.
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Let's practice.
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Repeat. For here.
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Now repeat. To go.
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Amazing.
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You are doing a fantastic job.
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We have one last roleplay.
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Roleplay number four.
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Asking for directions.
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This is super important.
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When you explore a new city, sometimes you get lost.
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You don't know where you are.
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Your phone battery is dead.
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You have no map.
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You must ask a local person for help.
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I will be the tourist who is completely lost.
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Victoria will be a friendly local person walking on the street.
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Let's listen.
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Excuse me.
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Hello.
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Excuse me.
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Can you help me please?
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Hello.
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Yes, of course.
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Are you lost?
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Yes, Yes, I'm a tourist, and I'm looking for the British Museum.
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Can you tell me where it is?
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Oh, the British Museum.
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Yes, it is not very far from here.
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You are walking in the wrong direction.
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Oh no. How do I get there?
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Turn around.
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Go straight down this street for about five minutes.
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Walk past the big supermarket.
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Then turn left at the traffic lights.
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Walk for two more minutes, and the museum will be on your right.
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It is a very big building.
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You cannot miss it.
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Okay, let me repeat.
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Go straight, turn left at the traffic lights, and it is on the right.
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Is that correct?
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Yes, that is exactly right.
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Thank you so much for your help.
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You are very kind.
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Have a great day.
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You are very welcome.
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Enjoy your time in London. And stop.
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That was a longer dialogue, but very, very useful.
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When you need help on the street, always start by saying, Excuse me, can you help me, please?
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Try saying this polite phrase with us.
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Excuse me, can you help me?
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Good.
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And to ask where a place is, say, I am looking for, for example, I am looking for the museum.
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I am looking for the train station.
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I am looking for my hotel.
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Say it with us.
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I am looking for the museum.
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Perfect.
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And the local person used three important direction words.
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They said, go straight.
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This means do not turn, just keep walking forward.
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Turn left and turn right.
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Let's repeat the directions.
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Say, go straight.
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Now say, turn left.
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Now say, turn right.
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You did it!
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You are now ready to travel anywhere in the English -speaking world.
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You can buy a ticket, sleep in a hotel, buy coffee, and find the museum.
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Let's take some time to answer some questions from our YouTube community.
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We love reading your comments.
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Thank you to everyone who wrote to us.
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Yes, thank you so much.
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We chose three very interesting questions for today.
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The first question is from Carlos, who lives in Spain.
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Carlos asks, What do you do if you travel to a country and you do not speak their language?
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Hello, Carlos.
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Thank you for the wonderful question.
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This is a very common fear.
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When I go to a new country and I don't speak the local language, I use a simple trick.
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Before I fly to the country, I always learn three basic words in the local language.
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I learn how to say hello, please, and thank you.
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Just three words.
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That is so true, and it works perfectly.
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People respect you very much when you try to speak their language, even if it is just one word.
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And do not forget to smile.
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A smile is an international language.
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Everyone understands a smile.
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And if you have a big problem and you need more help, you can always ask in English.
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Just say, excuse me, do you speak English?
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You will be surprised.
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Many people around the world can understand basic English.
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The second question is from Anna from Poland.
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Anna asks, is traveling always expensive?
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How can I travel and explore the world if I do not have a lot of money in my bank account?
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Hi, Anna.
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This is a great question.
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Traveling can be very expensive, yes, but you can also travel on a budget.
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In English, on a budget means you plan your money carefully and you try not to spend too much.
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First, you can choose a cheaper destination.
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Some countries are very expensive, like Switzerland or Norway, but other countries are much cheaper for tourists.
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Second, you can change your accommodation.
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You can sleep in a hostel with other travelers, not in a five -star luxury hotel.
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Exactly, Victoria!
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You do not need to be a millionaire to explore the world!
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Okay, our third and final question is from Kenji from Japan.
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Kenji asks, do you prefer travelling alone or do you prefer travelling with friends?
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Oh, hello Kenji.
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That is a very interesting question.
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Travelling alone and travelling with friends are two very different experiences.
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Personally, I prefer travelling with friends or with family.
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I like to share the beautiful moments.
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When I see something amazing, like a beautiful sunset, I want to say, wow, look at that, and I want someone to hear me.
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Also, it is safer to travel with a friend.
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I agree with you, Victoria, but sometimes I also love traveling alone.
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When you travel alone, you have total freedom.
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You can wake up when you want, you can go to the museum, or you can just sleep all day.
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Nobody tells you what to do.
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Also, when you are alone, you talk to local people more.
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You make new friends easily.
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That is very true.
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Both ways of traveling are great.
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Thank you Carlos, Anna, and Kenji for your wonderful questions.
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If you have more questions, please write them in the comments below.
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We will answer them in our next walking podcast.
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Well, guys, we have been walking for a very long time time today.
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My legs are getting a little bit tired.
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But it feels so good to walk, breathe the fresh air, and speak English with you.
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Yes, we hope you liked this first -person video format.
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You were our eyes today.
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You saw the streets of London exactly as we saw them.
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Let's quickly remember all the new English words we learned today.
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Listen carefully.
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We learned the word explore, which means to walk around and see new places.
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We learned the verb to book, which means to reserve a ticket or a hotel room for the future.
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We learned the verb to pack, which means to put your clothes and things into your travel bag.
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We learned the word destination, which is the city or country you travel to.
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We learned the big word accommodation, which means a place to sleep, like a hotel or a hostel.
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And we learned the word valuables, which means your very important and expensive things,
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like your passport, your phone, and your money.
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If it was difficult for you, or if you did not understand every word, please do not worry.
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That is completely normal.
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Just watch this video one more time tomorrow.
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Listening again and again is the absolute best way to learn English.
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Your brain needs repetition.
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And now, before we say goodbye, we have a small homework task for you.
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I promise that I will read every single comment and I will reply to you.
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Please, practice your writing.
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Do not be afraid of making mistakes.
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Mistakes.
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Making mistakes is how we learn.
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Go to the comments section below this video.
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Please write the answers to these three questions in English.
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Number one, where are you from?
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Tell us your country.
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Number two, what is your dream destination?
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Where do you want to travel the most?
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And number three, do you prefer to travel by plane? or do you prefer to travel by train?
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Thank you so much for walking with us today in London.
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It was a true pleasure to spend this time with you.
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We hope you have a beautiful, happy day.
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Don't forget to click the like button on this video.
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Subscribe to the Cambridge English Walking Podcast
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so you do not miss our next videos and share this video with your friends or family who are also learning English.
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Bye, everyone.
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Have a great day and safe travels!
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Keep exploring the world, keep practicing your English, and we will see you in the next video.
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Goodbye!
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حول هذا الدرس
أنت تتدرب على اللغة الإنجليزية باستخدام "Travel English for Beginners ✈️ Slow English Listening Practice (A1-A2)" مع تقنية الـ Shadowing.
ما هي تقنية التظليل الصوتي؟
التظليل الصوتي (Shadowing) تقنية تعلم لغة مدعومة علمياً، طُورت أصلاً لتدريب المترجمين الفوريين المحترفين. الطريقة بسيطة لكنها قوية: تستمع لصوت إنجليزي أصلي وتكرره فوراً بصوت عالٍ — كظل يتبع المتحدث بتأخير 1-2 ثانية. تُظهر الأبحاث تحسناً كبيراً في دقة النطق والتنغيم والإيقاع وربط الأصوات والاستماع والطلاقة.