शैडोइंग अभ्यास: English in Daily Life - How to Talk About Travel Plans in English | Real English Conversation - वीडियो के साथ अंग्रेजी बोलना सीखें
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Hello everyone and welcome back to Mr. English Channel, where learning English is easy and fun.
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I'm Emily.
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What a fantastic day to learn English, Emily!
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I'm feeling great and ready to talk about something really exciting.
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How about you?
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Hi Paul, I'm doing great, thank you.
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I'm so excited for today's topic.
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How about you?
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I'm wonderful, Emily.
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And yes, me too.
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Today's topic is super fun.
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It's all about trip planning.
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Everyone loves to travel, right?
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Yes, exactly.
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Traveling is wonderful.
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And planning a trip can be just as much fun as the trip itself.
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or it can be a little tricky.
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So today we want to help make it easy for everyone.
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That's a great idea!
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Yes, please do.
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Okay, Paul, let's talk about trip planning.
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Where do we even begin?
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What's the first step when you want to plan a trip?
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Hmm, that's a good question.
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For me, the very first step is always to choose a destination.
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Where do you want to go?
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Do you want to go to the beach, the mountains, a big city?
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Ah, yes, that makes so much sense.
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You need to know where you are going.
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So you think about what kind of place you like.
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Do you like warm weather or cold weather?
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Do you want to see old buildings or new buildings?
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Exactly.
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And it's fun to think about.
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Maybe you want to visit family.
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Or see a famous landmark, like the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
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Hmph!
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Oh, Paris, that sounds lovely.
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So, step one, Choose your destination.
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What comes after that, Paul?
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After you pick a place, I think the next step is to think about when to go.
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What time of year?
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Do you want to go in the summer?
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Or maybe in the spring, when the flowers are blooming.
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Oh, that's important because the weather can be very different.
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If you go to a beach in winter, it might be cold.
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So you need to check the season and the weather.
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Yes, and also some times of year are more popular for travel, like summer holidays.
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Prices for flights and hotels can be higher then, so maybe you want to travel in the off -season to save money.
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Good point!
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So, step two: decide on the dates.
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And maybe check the weather for those dates.
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What's next in our trip planning adventure?
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Okay, so you know where and when.
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The next big thing is budget.
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How much money do you want to spend?
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This is very important.
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Oh yes, the money part.
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This can be a bit tricky for some people, but it's good to have a clear idea.
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Do you want to spend a lot, or do you want a more budget family trip?
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Exactly.
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Your budget will help you decide many things, like what kind of hotel, or if you will eat at fancy restaurants or more simple places.
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Hmm, that's true.
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So step three: Set your budget.
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So far we have Choose a destination.
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decide on the dates
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and set your budget what's the next practical step after the
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budget i always think about transportation how will you get there will you fly Take a train,
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a bus, or drive a car.
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Ah yes, getting there.
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This can be a big part of the trip.
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If you fly, you need to buy plane tickets.
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If you drive, you need to plan your route.
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Yes, and it's good to buy tickets early, especially plane tickets.
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They can be cheaper then.
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And if you drive, you need to think about gas money and maybe tolls.
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Right.
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So, step four: book your transportation.
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And remember to check prices.
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Sometimes flying is cheaper, sometimes driving is.
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It depends.
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True, true.
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What about once you arrive, Emily?
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What's the next thing to plan?
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Once you arrive, you need a place to stay, right?
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So step five is to book accommodation.
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This means your hotel, or maybe an apartment, or even a hostel.
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Yes, hotels are popular, but sometimes people like to rent a small house or apartment, especially if they travel with family or friends.
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It can be nice to have a kitchen.
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Oh, I agree.
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Having a kitchen can save you money, too, because you can cook some of your meals.
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When you book your accommodation, you also think about the location.
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Do you want to be near the beach or in the city center?
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Yes, location is key.
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You want to be close to the things you want to see and do, or at least have easy access to public transport.
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Good point!
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So, step five: book your accommodation.
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We're making good progress, Paul.
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Destination, dates, budget, transportation, accommodation.
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What's next?
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Now that the big things are done, it's time for the fun stuff.
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Step 6.
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Plan your activities.
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What will you do when you are there?
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Yes, this is my favorite part.
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I love to research fun things to do, like visiting museums, going to parks, seeing famous sites, or trying new foods.
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Me too.
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You can look for tours or concerts or special events happening during your visit.
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It's good to have some ideas, but also be flexible.
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and exciting when you're there.
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So don't plan every single minute.
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Leave some room for spontaneity.
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That's great advice, Emily.
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So step six, plan your activities.
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Look for fun things to do, but be open to new ideas.
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What about before you leave?
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Any final steps?
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Yes!
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Very important steps before you leave home.
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Step 7: Pack your bags.
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What clothes will you need?
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Don't forget your toothbrush.
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Yes, packing is important.
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Check the weather again.
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Do you need a jacket or just swimsuits?
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And don't forget important documents, like your passport or ID card.
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Oh yes, documents are super important.
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And also, think about money.
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Do you need local currency, or will you use a credit card?
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Good point.
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It's always good to have some local money for small things.
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And let your bank know you're traveling so they don't block your card.
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That's a very smart tip, Paul.
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So, step 7: Pack your bags and prepare your documents and money.
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And finally, Paul, what's the very last step for a perfect trip?
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The last step, Emily, is simple but the best.
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Step 8.
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Enjoy your trip.
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Yes, exactly!
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Enjoy every moment, take many pictures, and make wonderful memories.
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So, let's quickly review our 8 easy steps for trip planning.
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Okay.
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Step 1.
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Choose your destination.
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Where do you want to go?
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Step 2.
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Decide on the dates.
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When will you go?
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Step 3.
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Set your budget.
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How much money will you spend?
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Step 4: Book your transportation.
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How will you get there?
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Step 5: Book your accommodation.
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Where will you stay?
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Step 6: Plan your activities.
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What will you do there?
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Step 7: Pack your bags and prepare documents and money.
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Get ready to leave.
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And step eight, enjoy your trip.
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Wow, that sounds like a clear and easy guide for anyone planning a trip, even for the first time.
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I think so, too.
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It breaks down a big task into smaller, manageable steps, and it makes it less stressful, don't you think?
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Absolutely.
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When you have a plan, you feel more relaxed.
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And a relaxed traveler is a happy traveler.
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Yes.
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And think about all the amazing things you will see and do.
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It's exciting.
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Planning is part of the fun.
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It really is.
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Like when you look at maps or read about new places, it builds the excitement for the trip.
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Yes.
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Or looking at pictures of beautiful places.
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Oh, I want to go there.
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It's true.
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And even if you don't travel far, these steps still help.
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Like if you just plan a day trip to a nearby town.
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You still choose a destination, dates, Think about transport and what to do.
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That's a great point, Paul.
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These steps are useful for any kind of trip, big or small.
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It's all about being organized.
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Yes, being organized makes everything smoother.
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No last -minute worries.
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Exactly.
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And for our listeners, we want to remind them
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that practicing English with real -life topics like this is a great way to learn.
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When you plan a trip, you will use many English words.
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That's right.
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Words like hotel, airport, ticket, passport, map, restaurant, museum, beach.
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All very useful words.
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And phrases too, like, "How much does it cost?" or "Where is the hotel?" or "Can I have a map,
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please?" Very practical English!
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So, not only are you planning a fun trip, but you are also improving your English skills at the same time.
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It's a win -win situation!
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Yes, absolutely.
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We love to connect English learning with real -life experiences.
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It makes it more meaningful.
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And remember, even if you make small mistakes when speaking English, it's okay.
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People will understand you.
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The most important thing is to try.
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That's very true.
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Don't be afraid to speak.
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Travel is a wonderful way to practice your English with native speakers or other travelers.
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Yes.
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Imagine you're in another country and you need to ask for directions.
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You use your English.
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It's a real -life test and a great learning experience.
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It builds confidence, too.
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When you successfully communicate, even for simple things, you feel so good.
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Wow, I did!
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Yes, that feeling is amazing.
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And travel helps you meet new people, see new cultures.
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It's a big adventure.
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And planning is the first part of that adventure.
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So we hope our eight steps help all of you out there.
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We really do.
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We want your next trip to be your best trip ever.
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Me too!
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Okay, Paul, it's almost time to say goodbye for today.
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Oh, time flies when you're having fun planning trips.
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It really does!
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So, before we go, a big thank you to all our listeners for joining us today.
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Yes, thank you all so much.
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We love having you here.
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And tell us in the comments below, what is your dream destination?
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Where do you want to travel?
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Oh, yes, we would love to know.
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Or tell us one tip for trip planning that you always use.
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We read all your comments and we love hearing from you.
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That's all for today, everyone.
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Thank you for listening and learning with us.
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See you next time on Mr. English Channel.
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Bye for now.
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Bye -bye, everyone.
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Happy travels.
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Bye.
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