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Hi guys, welcome back to Podcast and

Chill. I'm Gwen

>> and I'm Leo.

>> Today we're going to learn 100 short

English questions and answers.

>> These are not just some random ones.

They are useful questions and answers

for everyday life.

Yeah, with these 100 you can talk about

almost anything from the weather to

travel

>> or from school to work. Pretty much

everything.

>> That's right. With these 100 questions

and answers, you don't need to fear

small talk.

>> Yep. Small talk will fear you instead.

>> And what if you're afraid you have

nothing to say to your crush? Well,

learn these and you can talk until they

fall in love with you.

>> Okay. So, how do we do this? It's very

simple.

>> We will ask you a question. Then we will

give you an example answer.

>> You say the answer out loud and then you

listen to us say the answer so you can

check your pronunciation.

>> Don't worry about the number 100. This

practice will be fast and fun, like a

car ride with your best friends.

>> It's also really easy and great for

beginners to improve their speaking

skills and confidence.

>> Isn't it cool? All right, are you ready?

Let's get started.

>> The first topic is daily life and

morning routine. You will listen to 10

pairs of questions and answers about it.

So, I ask a question and then show you

the answer on the screen.

>> You read that answer out loud and then

listen to me say it to check your

pronunciation.

>> After checking the pronunciation, you

say the answer one more time. It's very

simple, isn't it?

>> Now, here comes the first question.

>> Do you wake up early?

Yes, around 6:30. I like some quiet time

before the day starts.

>> Now, repeat the answer.

>> Good job. Let's head to the next

question.

>> Do you eat breakfast every day?

>> Yes, always. It gives me energy for

school and work.

>> One more time, friends.

>> Well done. Now, question number three.

>> Do you drink coffee in the morning?

>> Yes, one cup every morning. It helps me

feel awake.

>> Can you say it again? Amazing.

Here comes the fourth question.

>> Do you usually take the bus?

>> Yes, I take the bus to work. It's cheap

and I can listen to music.

>> Say the answer one more time.

Good job. Are you ready for question

number five?

>> Do you check the news every morning?

>> Yes, I read the news online while I eat

breakfast.

>> All right, one more time.

>> You're doing very well. Now, the next

question. Do you exercise in the

morning?

>> Sometimes I do yoga or stretching. It

makes me feel fresh

>> again, friends.

>> Awesome. We're proud of you. And

question number seven is,

>> do you make your bed after waking up?

Yes, always. A tidy bed makes my room

look neat.

>> Let's repeat after Gwen.

>> Amazing job. Are you ready for the

eighth question?

>> Do you listen to music in the morning?

Yes, soft music puts me in a good mood.

>> Can you say it one more time?

>> Well done, friends. We're about to

finish the first 10 questions and

answers.

>> Do you pack your lunch before work?

>> Yes, most days. It saves money and is

healthier.

Okay, friends, let's say it out loud

again.

>> You're doing very well. Now, it's time

for the last question about daily life

and morning routine.

>> Do you plan your day in advance?

>> Yes, I write a short to-do list. It

helps me focus. I want to hear you say

the answer one more time, friends.

>> Congratulations.

You just finished your first 10 pairs of

questions and answers.

>> How do you feel? Is it easy or is it

hard?

>> If it is a little fast for you, you can

always slow down.

>> That's right. Don't worry if you go

slow. Slow, but sure is better than

fast, but not last.

>> Leo's right. Replay parts you didn't

hear clearly or pause the video to say

the answers. We're always here to help.

>> Okay, everyone. Are you ready for topic

number two?

>> Our second topic is food, shopping, and

eating out.

>> This time we're switching roles.

>> That's right. I'll ask the questions

this time

>> and I'll give you the example answers.

Don't worry, it works the same way.

>> You'll still repeat after us and

practice your pronunciation.

Okay, are you ready?

>> Let's get to the first question.

>> Do you like cooking?

>> Yes, I cook simple meals. I like making

pasta and sandwiches.

>> Now repeat the answer.

Nice work. Let's try question number

two.

>> Do you drink coffee or tea?

>> I drink both coffee in the morning and

tea in the evening.

>> One more time, friends.

>> Perfect. Moving on to the third

question. Do you like spicy food?

>> Not really. Spicy food makes my mouth

hurt.

>> Can you say it again?

>> You got it. Time for question four.

>> Do you like sweet food?

>> Yes, I love chocolate and ice cream.

Say the answer one more time.

>> Excellent. Question five is coming up.

>> Do you go food shopping often?

>> Yes, twice a week. I often go with my

mom.

>> All right, let's try again.

>> Keep it up. Here's the next one.

What do you usually buy at the store?

>> It depends, but I often buy fresh food

and snacks.

>> How about one more time, friends?

>> Fantastic. You're halfway done. Question

seven.

>> Do you make a shopping list?

Yes, always. It helps me remember what I

need and save money.

>> Let's repeat after Leo.

>> Amazing job. Let's do number eight.

>> Do you often eat out?

>> Not really. Maybe once a month because

it's expensive. Can you say it one more

time?

>> Well done, friends. Just two more

questions left.

>> Do you have a favorite restaurant?

>> Yes, it's a small Italian place near my

house.

>> Okay, friends, let's say it out loud

again.

You're almost there. Here's the final

question about food, shopping, and

eating out.

>> Do you like trying new restaurants?

>> Yes, but not very often because eating

out is expensive.

>> I want to hear you say the answer one

more time, friends.

>> Good job, friends. You just finished

your second 10 pairs of questions and

answers.

>> How do you feel now? Is it getting

easier?

>> Remember, you can always slow down if

it's still a little fast for you.

>> That's right. Just keep at it. Practice

makes perfect.

>> Now, let's move to our third topic.

>> We're going to practice 10 pairs of

questions and answers about work, study,

and media. This time we're switching

back. I'll ask the questions

>> and I'll give you the example answers.

Let's listen to the first question.

>> Do you work?

>> Yes, I work part-time at a clothing

store on the weekends.

>> Now repeat the answer.

>> Well done. Are you ready for question

number two?

>> Is your job difficult?

>> Sometimes, but my manager and co-workers

help me when I need it.

>> One more time, friends.

>> Good job, friends. The third question is

up next.

>> Do you like your job?

Yes, I like it because I can earn money

and meet people.

>> Can you say it again?

>> We're so proud of you. Now, let's move

to question number four.

>> Do you work many hours?

No, only about 15 hours per week. I'm

still a student.

>> Say the answer one more time.

>> Wonderful. Now we're talking about study

habits.

>> What is your favorite subject to study?

>> English is my favorite. I want to speak

fluently someday.

>> All right, let's try again.

>> Impressive.

Here's question number six.

>> Do you prefer studying alone or with

others?

>> I prefer studying with friends because

we can help each other.

>> How about one more time, friends?

Amazing.

You're getting better. And the seventh

question is,

>> do you often ask teachers questions?

>> Of course, I ask questions when I don't

understand something.

>> Let's repeat after Gwen.

Fantastic work. Now it's time for some

questions about the media. Do you like

watching movies at home or at the

cinema?

>> I prefer watching at home because it's

cheaper and more comfortable.

>> Can you say it one more time?

>> Incredible.

We're almost finished. Here comes

question number nine.

>> Do you read or watch the news?

>> Yes, I read the news every morning on my

phone before work.

>> Okay, friends, let's say it out loud

again.

>> Perfect. Here's our final question about

work, study, and media. How many hours

are you online every day?

>> A lot. Maybe 6 hours, but I'm trying to

use the internet less.

>> I want to hear you say the answer one

more time, friends.

>> Great job. Wow, look at you. You just

finished 60 questions and answers.

How do you feel now? Do you feel more

confident with your English?

>> Or maybe you feel a little worried.

Maybe you said some words wrong or spoke

too slowly.

>> If that happened, don't worry. You are

here to practice and improve, not to be

perfect.

>> It's okay to make mistakes, friends.

Mistakes help us learn. Always remember

that.

>> That's right. We're proud of you. You're

working hard and you're doing great.

Keep it up.

>> Tell us how you feel in the comments

below.

>> Let's see after 60 questions. How many

emotions did you go through? Happy?

Tired? Hungry? Maybe all of them at

once.

>> Now, before we go to the last 40

questions, let's take a short break.

>> Gwen's right. Stand up, move a little,

and let your body and brain relax.

>> And don't forget some water. A dry mouth

is not good for speaking.

>> Great job. Now, let's explore our fourth

topic.

>> It is travel, friends, weekends, and

free time.

>> Time to switch again.

>> I'll be asking the questions now

>> and I'll share the example answers with

you. Let's keep practicing. Is everyone

ready? Here's our first question. Do you

often travel?

>> Not very often because of work and

study. Maybe once or twice a year.

>> Now repeat the answer.

>> Nice. Moving on to question number two.

>> Do you like the beach or the mountains?

I prefer the beach. I love swimming and

relaxing in the sun.

>> One more time, friends.

>> Awesome work. The third question is

coming up.

>> Do you prefer traveling alone or with

others?

I prefer traveling with friends and

family because it's more fun together.

>> Can you say it again?

>> Excellent. Now, let's talk about

friends.

>> Do you like making new friends?

>> Yes, I enjoy meeting new people and

learning about their lives. Say the

answer one more time.

>> Fantastic. Here's question number five.

>> Do your best friends know your secrets?

>> Yes, they do. But not all of them.

>> All right, let's try again.

>> Perfect. Next question is ready.

Do you talk with your friends every day?

>> I wish, but not really. Sometimes we're

all busy with work and school.

>> How about one more time, friends?

>> Great job. Time for weekend questions.

>> Do you wake up late on weekends?

>> Of course. I usually sleep until 10 or

11 a.m. It feels so good.

>> Let's repeat after Leo.

>> Wonderful. You're almost there. What is

question number eight?

>> Do you go out or stay home on weekends?

I usually stay home and rest because I'm

usually very tired after a busy week.

>> Can you say it one more time?

>> Amazing. There are just two more

questions left.

>> Do you have a lot of free time?

>> Not really. Between work and study, I'm

pretty busy most days.

>> Okay, friends, let's say it out loud

again.

>> Good job. And the final question is

coming right up.

>> What do you often do in your free time?

>> I usually rest and spend time with my

family. I want to hear you say the

answer one more time, friends.

>> Incredible work. You've just finished 10

pairs of questions and answers about

travel, friends, weekends, and free

time.

>> You're becoming more confident with

every topic. How does it feel?

>> Keep practicing like this and your

English will improve so much. Remember,

mistakes are our friends, so don't worry

if you have some. You're doing amazing.

>> Now, are you ready for the last 10 pairs

of questions and answers?

>> The final topic is entertainment and

weekend activities.

>> This time, I'm asking the questions

again, and Gwen will give the answers.

>> You still repeat after me and practice

your pronunciation.

Are you ready for 10 final sets of

questions and answers?

>> Here we go. The first question is,

>> do you prefer watching movies or reading

books?

>> I prefer reading books because it calms

me down.

>> Now repeat the answer.

>> Awesome. Moving on to question number

two.

What is your favorite movie or book?

>> My favorite movie is Finding Nemo. It's

funny and makes me happy.

>> One more time, friends.

>> Good job. Let's try question number

three.

>> Do you often go to concerts?

Not often. Maybe twice a year because

tickets are expensive.

>> Can you say it again?

>> Well done, friends. The fourth question

is coming up.

>> Who is your favorite singer?

>> I like Taylor Swift. I love her songs

and voice. Say the answer one more time.

>> I like Taylor Swift. I love her songs

and voice.

>> Do you like singing karaoke?

>> Yes, I do. Even if I'm not good at it.

>> All right, let's try again.

>> Great job so far. Now, let's talk about

weekend activities.

>> Do you study or work on the weekends?

>> Sometimes I study English, but I usually

try to rest on weekends.

>> How about one more time, friends?

>> Excellent. Question number seven is

here. Do you go out with friends on the

weekends?

>> Yes, we usually meet at cafes or go to

the park together.

>> Let's repeat after Gwen.

>> Amazing job. We're getting close to the

end.

>> Do you eat out on the weekends?

Yes, I like trying new restaurants with

my family on Sundays.

>> Can you say it one more time?

>> Fantastic.

We still have two more questions to go.

>> Do you do housework on the weekends?

Yes, I clean my room and do laundry on

Saturday mornings.

>> Okay, friends, let's say it out loud

again.

>> Awesome. Here's our final weekend

question.

>> What time do you go to bed on the

weekends?

later than weekdays, maybe around

midnight.

>> I want to hear you say the answer one

more time, friends.

>> Incredible work. You've now practiced

100 questions and answers total.

>> You're really improving. Your

pronunciation is getting better, too.

>> Keep practicing these questions. Soon

you'll use them in real conversations.

>> Remember, making mistakes is normal.

Just keep trying and have fun.

>> Wow, look how far you've come. You and I

just finished 100 questions and answers

together.

>> We don't know how you feel right now,

but we're really proud of you.

>> Now that you finished, 100 questions

don't sound so scary, right? They're

actually pretty easy. And the best part

is they're super useful.

>> That's right. You can use them every day

with your friends, your family, your

crush, or even new people you meet.

>> So, how can you get even better? Here

are three simple tips.

>> First, listen to these questions again.

Play them many times until you remember

them.

>> Second, read the answers out loud. Don't

be shy. Practice speaking every day.

>> Third, and most important, use these

questions in real life. Talk to people

at school, at work, or in your

neighborhood.

>> The more you practice, the more

confident you will feel.

>> And don't be afraid of mistakes. Every

mistake helps you learn something new.

Don't give up when it feels hard.

>> That's so true. The only way to get

better is to keep practicing.

>> So friends, keep practicing, keep

speaking,

>> and keep believing in yourself.

>> Thanks for hanging out with us today.

I'm Gwen.

>> And I'm Leo. See you in the next episode

of Podcast and Chill.

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Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
wake /weɪk/ A1	verb - to stop sleeping
early /ˈɜːrli/ A1	adjective - before the usual time
breakfast /ˈbrɛkfəst/ A1	noun - the first meal of the day
coffee /ˈkɔfi/ A1	noun - a hot drink made from coffee beans
morning /ˈmɔrnɪŋ/ A1	noun - the early part of the day
bus /bʌs/ A1	noun - a large vehicle for carrying people
news /nuz/ A1	noun - information about recent events
exercise /ˈɛksərsaɪz/ A1	noun - physical activity to improve health verb - to do physical activity
bed /bɛd/ A1	noun - a piece of furniture for sleeping
music /ˈmjuzɪk/ A1	noun - sound arranged into pattern
lunch /lʌntʃ/ A1	noun - the midday meal
plan /plæn/ A1	verb - to make arrangements for something
cook /kʊk/ A1	verb - to prepare food by heating
shopping /ˈʃɑpɪŋ/ A1	noun - the activity of buying goods
job /dʒɑb/ A1	noun - a task or piece of work
study /ˈstʌdi/ A1	noun - the activity of learning verb - to learn about a subject
work /wɜrk/ A1	noun - activities that need effort verb - to do a job
movie /ˈmuvi/ A1	noun - a film shown in a cinema
friends /frɛndz/ A1	noun - people you like and enjoy spending time with
weekend /ˈwikɛnd/ A1	noun - Saturday and Sunday
travel /ˈtrævəl/ A1	noun - the activity of going from one place to another verb - to go from one place to another
beach /bitʃ/ A1	noun - an area of sand by the sea