ฝึกพูดภาษาอังกฤษด้วยเทคนิค Shadowing จากวิดีโอ: Full English Conversation for Travel Practice | Learn Airport English (B1-B2)
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English Academy Plus Podcast.
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Your daily dose of simple English.
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Hello, everyone.
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Welcome back.
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Today, we are going to the airport.
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Are you ready?
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Wait, wait, wait, David.
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Are we really going to the airport?
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Not a real airport, Alice.
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Don't worry.
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We don't have a ticket.
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But today, we will learn everything you need at the airport in English.
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Oh, yes.
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Because many people, they know English, but at the airport, they forget everything.
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They just stand there, like this, silent.
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Yes, the airport can be very stressful.
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New words, new questions, fast speakers.
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But today, after this video, you will feel confident.
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You will know exactly what to say.
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So if you are traveling soon, this video is for you.
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And if you are not traveling soon, watch anyway, because one day you will travel and you will remember this video.
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That's right.
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So stay with us until the end.
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We have many useful phrases today.
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Real phrases, simple phrases, phrases you can use tomorrow.
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Let's go.
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Let's go to the airport.
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Okay, Alice, let's start from the beginning.
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You arrive at the airport.
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What is the first thing you do?
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Hmm.
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I go to the check-in desk.
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Yes, perfect.
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The check-in desk.
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Say it with me.
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Check-in desk.
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Check-in desk.
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Good.
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So you walk to the check-in desk and the staff member says, Good morning.
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Can I have your passport, please?
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Simple, right?
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Can I have your passport, please?
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This is very common.
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You will hear this every time.
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And what do you say?
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You say, Yes, of course.
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Here you are.
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Or you can say, Here it is.
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Both are fine.
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Both are natural.
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Yes, of course.
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I like that.
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It sounds very polite.
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Yes.
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Here you are is polite and friendly.
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Let's practice.
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I am the staff.
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You are the traveler.
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Ready?
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Ready.
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Good morning.
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Can I have your passport, please?
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Yes, of course.
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Here you are.
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Thank you.
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Are you checking in any bags today?
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Hmm.
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Yes, I have one suitcase.
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Perfect.
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Please put your bag on the scale.
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Okay, like this?
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Alice, I can't see your bag.
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This is a video.
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Oh, right.
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Sorry, sorry.
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But this is a great phrase.
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Please put your bag on the scale.
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The scale, this is the machine that measures the weight.
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Weight, yes.
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Very important at the airport.
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Because if your bag is too heavy… You pay more money.
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Yes, you pay more money.
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Not good.
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So the staff might say, I'm sorry, your bag is overweight.
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Overweight.
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This means too heavy.
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Overweight.
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Overweight.
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Over means too much.
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Weight means how heavy something is.
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Exactly.
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So overweight means your bag is too heavy.
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And then they say the limit is 23 kilograms.
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Limit.
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This means the maximum, the most you can have.
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And if my bag is overweight, what do I say?
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You can say, oh, I'm sorry, can I remove some things?
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Or how much is the extra fee?
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Fee.
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This means the extra money you have to pay.
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How much is the extra fee?
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Okay, I will remember that.
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Good.
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Now, after the bag is okay, the staff will ask, Would you like a window seat or an aisle seat?
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Oh, great question.
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Window seat or aisle seat?
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Alice, do you know what aisle means?
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Aisle.
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Hmm.
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The middle?
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No, wait.
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The aisle is the path between the seats.
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Yes, perfect.
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The aisle is the path in the middle of the airplane.
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So an aisle seat, you sit next to the path.
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A window seat, you sit next to the window.
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I always choose window seat.
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I love to look outside.
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Me too.
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but sometimes the window seat is already taken.
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Taken, this means someone already has it.
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So you say, can I have a window seat, please?
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Yes, and if there is no window seat, you say, that's okay.
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An aisle seat is fine.
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Fine, this means okay, no problem.
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Simple, I like simple.
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And finally, the staff gives you your boarding pass.
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Boarding pass, this is your ticket to get on the plane.
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Very important, don't lose it.
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Yes, keep it safe, always.
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Hey, quick question.
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Are you enjoying this lesson so far?
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I hope you are, because we have so much more to learn.
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If this video is helping you, please give it a thumbs up.
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It helps other English learners find this video too.
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And subscribe to the channel if you haven't already.
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We make videos like this every week, just for you.
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Okay, let's continue.
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Next stop, security.
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Okay, David, I have my boarding pass, I have my passport, now what?
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Now you go to security.
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Security, this is where they check your bags, for safety.
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Right.
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Right.
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And this part can be a little stressful.
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Many rules, many things to do.
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Yes.
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But the rules are simple if you know them.
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First, you put your bags in a tray.
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A tray like a flat box, a container.
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And your laptop too, right?
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You take it out of the bag.
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Yes.
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Great.
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You take your laptop out.
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Your liquids too, like water, shampoo, perfume.
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These go in a small, clear plastic bag.
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And the officer might say, please remove your shoes.
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Yes.
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In many airports, you remove your shoes.
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Remove, this means take off.
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And your belt, too.
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And your watch.
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Everything metal, you take off.
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That's right.
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Because there is a scanner.
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The scanner checks for metal, for dangerous things.
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And you walk through the scanner.
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And if it beeps, if it makes a sound, the officer will say, please step aside.
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Step aside, this means move to the side.
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Come over here.
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And then they check you again with a small scanner.
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Yes, a hand scanner.
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Then move it around your body.
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Don't worry, this is normal.
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This is just security.
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So what do I say if they ask me something?
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The officer might say, do you have any liquids in your bag?
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You say, yes, I have a small bottle of water.
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Or, no, I don't.
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Simple answers.
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Short and clear.
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Exactly.
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At security, short answers are fine.
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You don't need to talk a lot.
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And if I don't understand?
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You say, I'm sorry, could you repeat that please?
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Or, I'm sorry, could you speak more slowly?
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Oh, I love that one.
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Could you speak more slowly, please?
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That phrase is very useful everywhere.
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Not just at the airport.
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In shops, restaurants, hotels, everywhere.
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Yes, don't be shy.
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Ask people to speak slowly.
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Most people are happy to help.
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That's right.
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People are kind, especially to travelers.
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Okay, you passed security.
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Now what?
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Now I go to my gate.
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Yes, the gate.
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This is where you wait for your plane.
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But first, you need to find it.
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And airports are big, very big.
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Sometimes I feel lost.
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Me too.
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So what do you do when you're lost?
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You ask someone.
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You look for airport staff.
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And you say, Excuse me, where is gate B7?
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Perfect.
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Excuse me.
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Always start with this.
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It's polite.
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It shows respect.
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Excuse me, where is gate B7?
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And the staff might say, It's on the second floor.
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Take the escalator.
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Escalator, the moving stairs.
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Or they say, turn left, then walk straight.
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It's at the end of the corridor.
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Corridor.
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This is a long hallway, a long path.
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These words, left, right, straight, up, down, very important at the airport.
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Let's practice directions.
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Turn left, turn right, go straight, take the elevator or the escalator.
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It's on the first floor, second floor, third floor.
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And if I still don't understand the directions?
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You say, I'm sorry, could you show me on the map?
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Most airports have maps, big ones on the wall.
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Or you can look at the screens.
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The big screens show gate information.
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Yes, look for the departure board.
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Departure, this means leaving, going.
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The departure board shows all the flights and their gates.
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And arrival, that means coming, arriving.
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Arrival board shows flights coming in.
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Great, so you find your flight on the departure board.
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You see the gate number and you go.
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But what if the gate is changed?
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Ah, good question.
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Sometimes the gate changes.
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You hear an announcement.
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An announcement is a message.
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Over the speakers, the loudspeakers in the airport.
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And the announcement might say, Attention passengers on flight BA205 to London.
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Your gate has changed.
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Please go to gate C12.
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So, always listen to announcements.
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And always check the screen.
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Yes, don't just sit and sleep.
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Some people, they close their eyes and then they miss their flight.
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Oh no, that is a bad day.
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Okay, you found your gate, you are waiting.
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Now it's time to board to get on the plane.
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And the staff at the gate will make an announcement.
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They might say, we are now boarding flight BA-205.
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Please have your boarding pass and passport ready.
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Ready.
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This means prepared, in your hand, not in your bag, because many people search in their bag at the last minute.
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Yes.
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Have everything ready before you go to the staff.
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It makes things faster, for you and for everyone.
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The staff will say, can I see your boarding pass, please?
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You give it to them, they scan it, and they say, thank you, enjoy your flight.
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And you say?
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You say, thank you, and you smile.
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Simple, friendly, beautiful.
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But sometimes they board in groups.
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They say, we are now boarding rows 1 to 20, or we are boarding business class passengers first.
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Business class.
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This is the more expensive, comfortable seats.
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Economy class.
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This is the normal seats.
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Most people sit here.
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So listen for your row number or your class and wait your turn.
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Waiting, yes.
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Patience is important at the airport.
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Very important.
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Hey, we are halfway through.
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Are you still with us?
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If you are learning new words today, that is wonderful.
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Please like this video.
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It really helps us.
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And if you have a friend who is traveling soon, share this video with them.
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It could really help them.
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Okay, let's keep going.
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Landing time.
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Your plane has landed.
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You are in a new country.
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Exciting.
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But what do you do next?
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You go to Passport Control.
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Passport Control, this is where an officer checks your passport and your visa if you need one.
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Visa, a permission document to enter in a country.
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Not every country needs a visa, but many do.
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So you wait in line, you wait for your turn, and the officer says, good morning, passport please.
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You give your passport.
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The officer looks at it, they might ask questions.
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Questions like, what is the purpose of your visit? purpose, why are you here?
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And you say, I'm here for tourism, tourism for vacation, for fun, for travel.
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Or, I'm here for business, business for work.
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Or, I'm visiting family.
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Yes, I'm visiting family.
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Very common.
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Simple answer, clear answer.
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The officer might also ask, how long are you staying?
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And you say, I'm staying for one week, or 10 days, or two weeks.
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And where are you staying?
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This means where is your hotel or your home?
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You say, I'm staying at the Hilton Hotel in the city center, or I'm staying with my family.
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Short answers are best here.
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Don't give too much information.
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Just answer the question.
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And if the officer says, welcome to the country, enjoy your stay, you say, thank you very much.
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And you feel so happy.
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Yes, that moment when they stamp your passport, such a good feeling.
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After passport control, you go to baggage claim.
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Baggage claim, this is where you collect your bags, your suitcase.
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You look at the screen, you find your flight number, and you see which belt your bags are on.
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Belt, the moving path that carries the bags.
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Carousel, this is another word for it.
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The bag carousel.
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It goes around in a circle, and your bag comes out.
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And you wait, and you watch, and you hope your bag comes.
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Yes, you hope.
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But what if your bag doesn't come?
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Oh, that is a problem.
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If your bag is lost, you go to the airline desk, the lost baggage desk, and you say, excuse me, I can't find my bag.
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My flight was BA 205 from London.
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The staff will help you.
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They will ask, what does your bag look like?
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And you describe it.
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It's a large black suitcase.
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It has a red ribbon on the handle.
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Red ribbon.
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This is a good idea.
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Put something on your back so you can find it easily.
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Great advice.
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And the staff will say, we will look for it.
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Please fill in this form.
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Fill in?
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Complete.
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Write your information on the form.
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They will find your bag and send it to you.
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It's not the end of the world.
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No, it's okay.
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Just stay calm, be polite, and ask for help.
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After baggage claim, you go through customs.
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Customs, officers check if you are bringing anything special into the country.
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Like a lot of money or food or certain products, many countries have rules about what you can bring.
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The officer might ask, do you have anything to declare?
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Declare, this means tell us about.
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Do you have anything to declare?
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Do you have anything special to report?
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And most of the time you say, no, I have nothing to declare.
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And you walk through, no problem.
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But if you have something, like a lot of cash or a special food, you must be honest.
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Tell the officer.
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Honesty is always the best policy.
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and it saves you trouble.
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After customs, you are free.
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You exit the airport.
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You are in a new city, a new country.
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And you look for transportation.
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Transportation, how to travel.
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Bus, taxi, train, metro.
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And maybe you see a sign with your name.
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A driver is waiting for you.
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Oh, that is very nice.
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Or you take a taxi.
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You go to the taxi stand and you say, excuse me, how much is a taxi to the city center?
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Or, is there a train to the city?
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Where can I buy a ticket?
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Simple questions, real questions, questions you actually need.
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Okay, now let's review the most important phrases.
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Listen carefully, repeat after us.
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Let's go slowly, nice and clear.
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Number one, here is my passport.
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Here is my passport.
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Say it with me.
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Here is my passport.
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Number two, I have one suitcase to check in.
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I have one suitcase to check in.
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One more time.
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I have one suitcase to check in.
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Number three.
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Can I have a window seat, please?
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Can I have a window seat, please?
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Window seat or aisle seat.
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Number four.
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Excuse me, where is gate B7?
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Excuse me, where is gate B7?
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Always start with excuse me.
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It is polite.
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Number five.
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Could you speak more slowly, please?
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Could you speak more slowly, please?
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This phrase, very powerful.
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Use it anywhere.
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Number six, I'm here for tourism.
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I'm staying for one week.
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I'm here for tourism.
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I'm staying for one week.
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Short, clear, perfect for passport control.
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Number seven, excuse me, I can't find my bag.
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Excuse me, I can't find my bag.
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And stay calm when you say this.
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Number eight, no, I have nothing to declare.
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No, I have nothing to declare.
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For customs, simple, direct.
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Number nine, could I have a glass of water, please?
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Could I have a glass of water, please?
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On the plane, polite, easy.
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And number 10, enjoy your flight.
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Enjoy your flight.
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Say this to your travel friends.
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Beautiful, 10 key phrases.
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Let's say them one more time, together, slowly.
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Here is my passport.
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I have one suitcase to check in.
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Can I have a window seat, please?
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Excuse me, where is gate B7?
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Could you speak more slowly, please?
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I'm here for tourism.
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I'm staying for one week.
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Excuse me, I can't find my bag.
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No, I have nothing to declare.
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Could I have a glass of water, please?
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Enjoy your flight.
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Perfect.
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You know all these phrases now.
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You are ready for the airport.
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Now, let's practice together.
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I will ask you a question.
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You think about the answer.
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Alice, you start.
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Okay, first question.
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Imagine you are at the check-in desk.
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The staff member says, Are you checking in any bags today?
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What do you say?
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Think about it.
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Pause the video if you need to.
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The answer could be, yes, I have one bag.
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Or, no, I only have hand luggage.
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Hand luggage, the small bag you carry on the plane, not the big suitcase.
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Good.
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Second question.
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You are at passport control.
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The officer asks, how long are you staying?
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Your answer?
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Think about it.
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I'm staying for 10 days.
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Or, I'm staying for two weeks.
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Just say the number of days.
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Simple.
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Third question.
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You are on the plane.
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You want a blanket.
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What do you say to the flight attendant?
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Remember, always be polite.
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Excuse me, could I have a blanket, please?
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Perfect.
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That's it.
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Short and polite.
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And our last practice question.
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Your bag doesn't come out at baggage claim.
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You wait and wait, but no bag.
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What do you do?
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What do you say?
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This is a harder situation, but you know what to do.
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You go to the lost baggage desk and you say, excuse me, I can't find my bag.
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My flight number was BA205 from London.
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Stay calm.
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Speak clearly.
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They will help you.
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Well done.
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You answered all the questions.
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I'm proud of you.
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We are both proud of you.
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Wow, we covered a lot today.
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We really did.
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Check-in, security, gates, boarding, on the plane, landing, customs, baggage claim.
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And so many useful phrases.
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Let's do one final review of our top five.
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Here is my passport.
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Can I have a window seat, please?
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Could you speak more slowly, please?
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I'm here for tourism.
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I'm staying for one week.
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Excuse me, I can't find my bag.
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Five phrases.
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Remember them, practice them, say them out loud right now at home in your room.
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The more you say them, the more natural they feel.
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And you know what?
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Making mistakes is okay.
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Everybody makes mistakes.
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Even native speakers make mistakes.
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The important thing is you try.
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You open your mouth, you speak.
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That is brave and that is how you get better.
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We believe in you, really.
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And remember, the next time you are at the airport, you will remember this video and you will feel confident.
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Now, we have a question for you.
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Tell us in the comments, where is your dream travel destination and what phrase from today will you use when you get there?
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We read every comment, we really do, and we love to learn about your travel dreams.
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So tell us, where do you want to go?
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Thank you so much for watching today.
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If you learned something new, give us a thumbs up.
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It makes us so happy.
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And subscribe if you haven't already.
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New English lesson every week, just for you.
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Until next time, keep practicing, keep learning, and enjoy your flight.
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Bye-bye, everyone.
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See you next time.
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Okay, let's do some bonus words.
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Alice, these are extra words, very useful at the airport.
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Oh, I love bonus content.
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Word one, terminal.
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A terminal is a big building at the airport.
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Some airports have more than one.
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Terminal one, terminal two.
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Yes, always check your terminal before you go, because terminal one and terminal two can be very far apart.
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Word two, delay.
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A delay means your flight is late.
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It is not leaving on time.
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The announcement says, flight BA-205 is delayed by two hours.
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Delayed.
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Late.
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Nobody likes delays, but it happens.
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Stay patient.
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Word three, canceled.
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A canceled flight, it is not going.
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The flight is stopped.
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This is worse than a delay.
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If your flight is canceled, go to the airline desk.
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You say, excuse me, my flight was canceled.
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What are my options?
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Options.
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What can I do?
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What choices do I have?
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Word four, transit.
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Transit, you are changing planes.
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You stop at one airport and then you fly again to your destination.
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Destination, where you are going, your final place.
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So transit passenger, a person who is changing planes.
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You might see signs, transit passengers this way.
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Word five, duty free.
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Duty free shops in the airport with no tax, so things are cheaper.
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Perfume, chocolate, alcohol.
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I love duty-free.
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Every time at the airport, duty-free first.
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Yes, duty-free is a good airport tradition.
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Word six, departure lounge.
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The departure lounge is the big waiting area at the gate, where you sit and wait for your plane.
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With the seats, the shops, the cafes.
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Yes, this is where you spend your time before boarding.
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And our last bonus word, immigration.
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Immigration, this is another word for passport control, where the officer checks your documents when you enter a new country.
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Immigration.
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Sometimes it takes a long time. Be patient.
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Have your documents ready.
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Exactly. Be prepared. Be patient. Be polite.
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These three things will help you everywhere.
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เกี่ยวกับบทเรียนนี้
คุณกำลังฝึกภาษาอังกฤษกับ "Full English Conversation for Travel Practice | Learn Airport English (B1-B2)" ด้วยเทคนิค Shadowing — วิธีที่พัฒนาขึ้นสำหรับการฝึกนักแปลมืออาชีพ
ฟังทีละประโยค สังเกตการเน้นเสียงและการเชื่อมเสียง แล้วพูดตามดังๆ อย่างมั่นใจ ฝึกวันละ 15–30 นาทีจะเห็นผลลัพธ์ที่ชัดเจน
เทคนิค Shadowing คืออะไร?
Shadowing เป็นเทคนิคการเรียนรู้ภาษาที่ได้รับการรับรองทางวิทยาศาสตร์ พัฒนาขึ้นสำหรับการฝึกนักแปลมืออาชีพ วิธีการนี้เรียบง่ายแต่ทรงพลัง: คุณฟังเสียงภาษาอังกฤษจากเจ้าของภาษาและพูดตามทันที — เหมือนเงาที่ตามผู้พูดด้วยช่วงเวลาห่าง 1-2 วินาที การวิจัยแสดงว่าเทคนิคนี้ปรับปรุงความแม่นยำในการออกเสียง ทำนองเสียง จังหวะ การเชื่อมเสียง การฟังเข้าใจ และความคล่องแคล่วในการพูดได้อย่างมีนัยสำคัญ