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Want to speak English more naturally? In this video, you will learn English through daily routine conversations, helping you improve listening, pronunciation, and speaking skills with real-life situations!
Timestamps for Situations:
00:00 | Intro 00:42 | Having breakfast 02:04 | Public transportation 03:02 | Greetings and Introductions 04:01 | New colleague 05:05 | Restaurant recommendation 05:55 | Ordering food 07:04 | Make a phone call 08:19 | Make a list 09:37 | At the grocery store 10:35 | Having a dinner 11:56 | Waking up 12:47 | Brushing teeth 13:58 | Morning excercise 14:53 | Making breakfast 15:44 | Getting dressed 16:39 | Commuting to work 17:40 | Morning coffee 18:40 | Checking emails 19:38 | Team meeting 20:57 | Lunch break 21:54 | Aftertoon tasks 22:58 | Taking a walk 24:05 | Snack time 25:06 | Finishing work 25:59 | Driving home 26:50 | Grocery shopping 28:06 | Preparing dinner 28:57 | Family time 30:09 | Watching TV
💡 What You Will Learn: ✅ Common English expressions for everyday life. ✅ How to have natural conversations in daily situations. ✅ Essential vocabulary for work, transportation, shopping, and dining. ✅ Improve pronunciation and sound more like a native speaker. ✅ Boost your confidence in real-life communication. 💬 In This Video: ✔ Morning Routine ☀️ – Waking up, breakfast conversations. ✔ Using Public Transportation 🚍 – Asking for directions, bus schedules. ✔ Workplace English 💼 – Greetings, introducing colleagues, phone calls. ✔ Dining Out 🍜 – Ordering food, restaurant recommendations. ✔ Grocery Shopping 🛒 – Asking for items, making a shopping list. ✔ Evening Conversations 🏡 – Family dinner, sharing daily experiences.
English-Speaking Course
Do you want to improve your English quickly? Do you want to listen better and understand more? Or do you want to learn new words faster? Do you know how to speak clearly and improve your English pronunciation and speak like a native speaker?
If yes, welcome to the new video on the English-Speaking Course channel! In today’s video, we will help you improve your English through real-life conversations with the topic daily routine.
It is a fun way to learn useful phrases, pronunciation, and how to respond in daily situations.
That is right! Watching and practicing with these videos will help you feel more confident speaking English.
Mom: Get out of bed, Lisa. It is already 7:30. You do not want to be late, do you?
Lisa: OMG! It is 7:30! I have an important appointment today.
Mom: Then hurry up and get ready.
Lisa: Oh, wait… It is only 7 now, Mom.
Mom: Again? I have to wake you up earlier so that you will not be late, sweetie.
Lisa: Oh fine. I am glad that I am still on time. What are we going to have for breakfast today, Mom?
Mom: Your favorite—jammy egg toast.
Lisa: Mmm, yummy! What about you, Mom?
Mom: I already had enough eggs yesterday, so I am having cereal.
Lisa: Great! By the way, where is Dad?
Mom: He is already out for work, so I gave him a sandwich to eat on the way.
Lisa: I feel like even if we are late, you cannot let us skip our breakfast, Mom.
Mom: Of course, I cannot! You cannot start your day without anything in your stomach.
Lisa: Excuse me, do you know which bus number goes to Diamond Street?
Man: It must be bus number 54.
Lisa: Do you know when the bus will come?
Man: In about 10 minutes. I also take that bus.
Lisa: Really? I do not often ride the bus to work, so I am quite confused.
Man: Do not worry, taking buses is quite simple and convenient. There are local and express buses. Luckily, the bus we are about to take is the express one.
Lisa: So it will drive us directly to Diamond Street, right?
Man: Exactly! It is faster because you do not have to pass other bus stops.
Lisa: Great! Thanks a lot.
David: How is it going, Lisa?
Lisa: Hi, David! I am good. You?
David: I have an appointment with our partner today, so I am quite nervous.
Lisa: It is okay. You did an excellent job last time. You need to trust your instincts.
David: I hope so. Oh, I got to go now. See you!
Lisa: You can do it!
Lisa: Good morning! You must be Mr. Jonathan.
Mr. Jonathan: Yes, that is me. Nice to meet you.
Lisa: Please, call me Lisa. It is a pleasure for me to talk with you today. Before we start, do you want me to guide you on an office tour?
Mr. Jonathan: That would be great!
Lisa: You are going to love it. Please, follow me.
Colleague: Welcome back, Lisa! How was everything?
Lisa: It was wonderful. Our partner said he wanted to cooperate long-term with us.
Colleague: What great news! Oh, and while you were out, our team welcomed a new member. Do you want to say hello to him now?
Lisa: Of course! I would love to.
Colleague: Oh, okay! Great. This is Jimmy, our new colleague.
Lisa: Nice to meet you, Jimmy! I am Lisa.
Jimmy: It is a pleasure to meet you! I am still in my probation period now, so I hope I can learn from everyone.
Lisa: Do not worry! Once you are here, you are part of the team. I hope we can get along well with each other.
Colleague: It is almost lunchtime. Are you guys interested in having lunch together?
Lisa & Jimmy: Sure!
Lisa: Any recommendations for our lunch spot?
Jimmy: Do you guys want to try Italian food? I know a restaurant down the street that is highly recommended.
Colleague: I am not a big fan of cheese…
Lisa: Ah, is that so? Okay, how about Japanese dishes? I know a sushi store that is very cheap, but the food is excellent.
Jimmy: Sushi is not a bad idea, but do they have any other dishes?
Lisa: Yes! One of their best sellers is ramen, a type of Japanese noodle.
Jimmy: Marvelous! I would love to try it.
Lisa: I will not let you guys down! Let’s go!
Waiter: Welcome! How many people are there with you?
Lisa: There are three of us.
Waiter: Please follow me. Please take your time to look at the menu and ring the bell when you want to order.
Lisa: Okay, got it. Thank you.
Waiter: May I take your order, please?
Lisa: We would like to have a sushi set for three people and three ramen.
Waiter: Got it. Would you like something to drink?
Lisa: What drink do you recommend while eating sushi?
Waiter: I think Sapporo beer or sake pair well with sushi.
Jimmy: Not bad. I would like a Sapporo beer.
Lisa: Me too.
Colleague: I will have a sake.
Waiter: Okay, so two glasses of Sapporo beer and a glass of sake.
Lisa: That restaurant was fantastic! Thank you for taking us there.
Jimmy: No worries. Next time I will introduce my pick for the best French restaurant.
Lisa: Sounds exciting! I have more energy to get back to work. Oh, that reminds me, I have to make a phone call to our customer now.
Receptionist: Hello, who is calling?
Lisa: Good afternoon, my name is Lisa, and I am calling from A&A Company. May I ask whether I am talking to Mr. Lewis?
Receptionist: I am sorry, but he is not available at the moment. I am his secretary, John.
Lisa: Oh, hello John. May I leave a message for him?
John: Yes, you can.
Lisa: Could you remind him about his appointment with A&A Company tomorrow at 10 a.m.?
John: Definitely. May I confirm your full name once again?
Lisa: My name is Lisa Gracia, and I am from the marketing department of A&A Company.
Lisa: Yeah, finally I have a day when I can finish all my jobs on time.
Colleague: Me too! Are you getting off work early or dining out with our colleagues?
Lisa: I am making dinner for my family tonight, so I will not join any parties.
Colleague: Oh, I saw your grocery list. What do you intend to make?
Lisa: Well, I am thinking about creamy spinach chicken, so I intend to buy some chicken breasts, butter, and garlic.
Colleague: Sounds good. Are you eating it with rice or potatoes?
Lisa: I have not thought about it yet, but my family would prefer potatoes.
Colleague: Okay, so you had better write down potatoes on that list.
Lisa: Thanks for that!
Colleague: Any other suggestions for your dinner?
Lisa: No idea, but I may want to buy some vegetables and fruits.
Colleague: Ah, great idea. I heard that grapes are on sale right now.
Lisa: Really? I think I need to buy grapes too. Want to join me?
Colleague: Sure! Let’s head to the grocery store after work.
Lisa: Look at those fresh tomatoes! Do you think I should buy them?
Colleague: Do you plan to cook anything with tomatoes?
Lisa: Not for tonight, but I think I will need them to make pasta.
Colleague: Good idea. I think I have to buy cabbage or lettuce.
Lisa: Excuse me, where can I find cabbage?
Store Clerk: Please follow me.
Lisa: Wow, look at those pumpkins! Are they on sale?
Store Clerk: Pumpkins are just coming into season now, so you can get them at a cheap price.
Lisa: Really? How much are they?
Store Clerk: A pumpkin only costs $4.
Lisa: Mom, that is a reasonable price! I should get one.
Colleague: Okay, I think I will buy cabbage and pumpkins as well.
Dad: Evening, everyone!
Mom: You are home, darling. Lisa is making dinner now.
Dad: Really? What do we have for today?
Lisa: Mmm, it smells so good! I am making creamy spinach chicken with potatoes today, Dad.
Dad: All right, my favorite! Thank you so much.
Lisa: How was your day, Dad? You left for work earlier this morning, so it must have been a hectic day.
Dad: Could not agree more. I had to run three meetings today, so it was kind of exhausting. Fortunately, all of them went smoothly, thank God.
Lisa: For me, I met a new colleague today, and he was super funny. I hope I can get along well with him.
Mom: Are you guys telling me some typical workplace stories again?
Lisa: You could say so! What about you, Mom? How was everything today?
Mom: Well, I visited your Aunt Kelly and got good news. She is three months pregnant.
Lisa: Hold on, for real? I am so excited to have my first cousin!
Alex: Good morning, Dina! Time to wake up.
Dina: Ugh, just five more minutes…
Alex: Dina! Alex! Are you awake? Did you hear that?
Dina: Come on, if you stay in bed any longer, you will be late for school.
Alex: All right, look, Dina! It is morning already. The weather is beautiful today.
Dina: Oh, it really is! I hope today will be wonderful.
Alex: Get up! I will wait for you so we can brush our teeth together.
Dina: I will be right there!
Alex: Dina, you need to brush for at least two minutes. It helps keep your teeth healthy and strong.
Dina: I know, I know. You are always reminding me! Do you think I do not brush long enough?
Alex: I am just making sure you have a bright smile. You want to impress your friends, right?
Dina: But you would say I am late if I am slow. I just want to do it as fast as possible.
Alex: Just one to two minutes will not make you late for class.
Dina: I only say that because if you sleep for another five minutes, it can become fifteen minutes or even half an hour. You will have a hard time controlling yourself because sleep is so attractive.
Alex: You are really serious about everything, brother. Anyway, thank you. Sometimes you are like another parent.
Dina: And you are always teasing me!
Alex: Come on, Dad! Let’s do ten more push-ups. You have got this!
Dad: You are really pushing me today, Alex! I am not as young as you are.
Alex: Just trying to keep us fit. A healthy body means a healthy mind.
Dina: You two look funny!
Alex: Want to join us, Dina? It is good for you.
Dina: No way! I will stick to watching. Exercise is not my thing.
Mom: I am preparing breakfast, athletes. You guys should get ready.
Dad: Thanks, Mom. We will be right there.
Alex: Great workout, Dad! Now let’s refuel with some delicious breakfast.
Mom: Thanks for helping, Alex. Can you pass me the eggs?
Alex: Sure, Mom. Here you go.
Mom: Do you need me to cut the vegetables too?
Alex: That would be wonderful. Thank you! It is always nice to have an extra pair of hands.
Dina: It smells so good, Mom! What are you making today?
Mom: Scrambled eggs, toast, and orange juice. Plus, Alex is cutting some vegetables for an omelet, and we have bananas and apples too.
Dina: Yum! I am starving!
Mom: Dina, do you need any help picking out your clothes?
Dina: No, Mom. I think I got it. But… can you help me find my blue sweater?
Mom: Okay. Do not forget to pack your bag, sweetie.
Dina: Sure, Mom.
Alex: Dina, your blue sweater is in the laundry room.
Dina: Thanks, Mom! And I will wear something warm. It is chilly outside.
Dad: Do not forget your jackets!
Dina: Got it, Dad!
Alex: Ready, Dina?
Dina: Almost! I just need my shoes. Do you think this outfit looks okay?
Alex: You look great! Now hurry up so we can get going.
Mom: Have a great day at work, Alex!
Alex: Thanks, Mom! And you too, my dear girl. I love you so much!
Dina: Love you too, buddy! See you this afternoon!
Dad: I will walk home with Jimmy today. You do not have to pick me up.
Mom: Really? Okay. Jimmy just moved here, but you two are so close. I am so very happy about that.
Dina: Yes, Jimmy is in the same class as me, so we often do homework together. He helps me a lot.
Dad: It is great to have such a good friend.
Dina: We are here, Dad! Have a nice day!
Dad: Thanks, sweetheart. Have a good day at school!
Aunt Emma: Good morning, Neo.
Neo: Good morning, Aunt Emma. Did you sleep well?
Aunt Emma: Yes. What is for breakfast?
Neo: There is cereal on the kitchen table. I am having coffee.
Aunt Emma: Do you want some toast with your cereal?
Neo: Can I have some juice too?
Aunt Emma: Of course. Pour yourself a glass. Do you need help with anything else?
Neo: No, I am good. What time are you leaving for work?
Aunt Emma: In about an hour. Do you want me to drop you off at school?
Neo: Yes, please. It is much faster when you drive me.
Aunt Emma: All right. Finish your breakfast and get your school bag ready.
Neo: Okay, Aunt Emma. I will go get my bag.
Alex: Let’s see what we have today. A few client emails and some internal messages.
Colleague: Good morning, Miss. You go to work early today.
Alex: Good morning. Oh, I just want to check some mail. Ready for another busy day?
Colleague: I am always ready. Is there anything urgent in the emails?
Alex: Just the usual. I will forward you the important ones. There is a meeting at 10:00, so make sure you are prepared.
Colleague: Thanks. I will get started right away. Do you need any help with the presentation?
Alex: That would be great. Let’s go over it together in a bit.
Colleague: Sure thing.
Manager: All right, everyone, let’s get started. We have a lot to cover today. First up is the new marketing campaign. We have a few important projects to discuss, and I want to hear everyone’s ideas and updates.
Colleague: What is the priority for today? Are we focusing on the new clients?
Manager: Yes, let’s focus on the new marketing campaign first. We need to finalize a strategy by the end of the week.
Alex: Sounds good. I have some ideas to share. We can use social media more actively.
Manager: Great! Let’s hear them. We need to think outside the box, and do not forget to consider our budget. We need to be efficient with our resources.
Colleague: We also need to inform our current clients. Should we do that today?
Manager: Yes, but let’s focus on the marketing campaign first. After that is done, we can update our clients.
Alex: I will begin writing the strategy document. Everyone, please send me your ideas by the end of the day.
Jimmy: This sandwich is really good, Dina. Thanks!
Dina: My mom made it fresh this morning.
Jimmy: Your mom is a great cook. I wish my mom could make sandwiches like this. She is so busy with work that she rarely cooks lunch.
Dina: Yeah, she is the best. Next time, I will ask Mom to bring you lunch too.
Jimmy: You should be more understanding of your mom.
Dina: I got it. Do you want to play video games after school?
Jimmy: Sure, that sounds fun. What game do you want to play?
Dina: How about the new racing game? It is really cool.
Jimmy: Great choice! I am so excited now!
Alex: Do you need any help with the report, Miss? The data seems a bit complicated.
Manager: Yes, please. Can you check the data for me and make sure everything is correct?
Alex: Of course! I will get right on it.
Manager: We need this report ready by tomorrow, right?
Alex: Yes, it is for the client meeting. They want to see our progress.
Manager: No problem. That is what I am here for. Let’s make sure everything is perfect.
Alex: Thanks, Alex. You are a big help. How are your other tasks going?
Alex: I am almost done with the marketing strategy document. I will send it to you for review.
Manager: Excellent. Let’s finish this up quickly so we can prepare for the client meeting.
Alex: Okay, I will finish the report right away.
Dina: Do you want to go to the playground? I want to play on the swings.
Jimmy: Sure, Dina! Let’s go. I also want to rest a little before going home.
Dina: Come on, Jimmy! You are too slow.
Jimmy: I am coming! Do not go too far ahead.
Dina: Oh, I love our walks. It is fun to spend time with you.
Jimmy: Me too, Dina. It is nice to relax and enjoy the outdoors.
Dina: Look, there is an ice cream truck! Can we get some ice cream?
Jimmy: Why not? Let’s have a treat!
Dina: What flavor do you want?
Jimmy: Oh, chocolate, please! What about you?
Dina: I will have vanilla.
Jimmy: Let’s enjoy our ice creams and then head home.
Dina: Dad, can I have some cookies? I am really hungry.
Dad: Sure, just do not eat too many. You will ruin your dinner.
Dina: Thanks, Dad! Can Jimmy come over later? We promised to play games after school.
Dad: Of course! You two have fun, but remember to finish your homework first.
Dina: We will, Dad. Jimmy is really good at math. He helps me a lot.
Dad: That is great! It is important to help each other out.
Dina: Do you need any help with your project?
Dad: No, we have got it under control. Thanks, Dad!
Dad: All right, let me know if you need anything. I will be in the living room.
Dina: Thanks, Dad! You are the best!
Alex: Great work today, Emma! We got a lot done.
Emma: Thanks, Alex. It was a productive day. The report is ready, and the strategy document is complete.
Alex: Let’s review the report one more time before sending it to the client. We want everything to be perfect.
Emma: I will make the last changes and send it to you.
Alex: Do you need anything else?
Emma: No, that is all for today. Let’s head home and rest. You deserve a break.
Alex: That sounds good. See you tomorrow, Emma! Have a good evening.
Emma: See you tomorrow, Alex! Drive safely and enjoy your evening.
: Do we have enough drinks for everyone?
Mom: Yes, I put some soda and juice in the fridge earlier.
Danny: Thanks for having us over, Lisa. The dinner was delicious!
Lisa: You are welcome, Danny. It is always nice to have your family here.
Jimmy: Dina, do you want to play a board game?
Dina: Sure, Jimmy! Let’s play the one with the pirates.
Mom: These two kids are together all day. I am glad Dina has Jimmy.
Danny: You know, we are pretty busy and cannot spend much time with him.
Dad: How about we all play together? It will be more fun!
Lisa: Good idea! Let’s set up the game.
Jimmy: Who wants to be the captain?
Dina: I do! I love being the captain.
Alex: I will be the treasure hunter. What about you, Dad?
Dad: I will be the navigator.
Mom: I will be the map reader. Let’s find that treasure!
Lisa: This is going to be fun. Let’s see who wins!
Neo: Aunt Emma, can we watch the new superhero movie?
Aunt Emma: Sure, Neo! But only for an hour, okay? You have school tomorrow.
Neo: Okay, I promise! Can we have some popcorn too?
Aunt Emma: Of course! I will make some. You get the movie ready.
Neo: I found the movie, Aunt Emma. It is starting soon.
Aunt Emma: Great! The popcorn will be ready in a minute. Here you go, Neo. Enjoy the movie!
Neo: Thanks, Aunt Emma! This is the best part of the day.
Aunt Emma: I am glad you are enjoying it. Remember, just one hour.
Neo: I remember! I will go to bed right after.
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