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Hello everyone and welcome back to Mr.

English channel where learning English

is easy and fun. I'm Emily.

>> Hello Emily. How are you today?

>> I'm great Paul. Happy to be here. And

you? I'm very good, thank you. It's a

nice day today.

>> It is. And we have a great topic today.

We are going to have a real English

conversation.

>> Yes. Just talking like friends. It's

good practice.

>> Exactly.

But before we start, please remember to

subscribe to our channel

>> and give this video a like. It helps us

a lot.

>> Yes, it does. And share it with your

friends. Okay, Paul, are you ready?

>> I'm ready. Let's talk.

>> So, you said it's a nice day. Is it

sunny?

>> Yes, it's very sunny. I like sunny days.

>> Me, too. I feel happy when it's sunny.

>> Yes, happy is a good word. Is it warm?

>> It is warm but not hot. It's perfect.

>> Ah, a perfect day.

What did you do this morning?

>> M this morning I woke up and I had

breakfast.

>> Breakfast is important. What did you

have for breakfast?

>> I had eggs and toast.

>> Oh, nice. I like eggs for breakfast.

Scrambled eggs.

>> Yes, scrambled eggs. And you, Paul, what

did you have?

>> I had cereal with milk.

>> Cereal is good. It's easy and fast.

>> Yes, very fast. I also had coffee.

>> Uh, coffee. I need my coffee in the

morning.

>> Me, too. One big cup of coffee

>> with milk and sugar.

>> Just milk. No sugar for me. And you?

>> I like a little sugar in my coffee. Just

a little.

>> I see. So after breakfast,

what did you do?

>> I went for a walk in the park.

>> Wow, that's a great way to start the

day.

It was lovely. The park is beautiful in

the morning.

>> Are there many trees in the park?

>> Oh, yes. Many big green trees and

flowers.

>> Flowers.

What color are the flowers?

>> Red flowers, yellow flowers,

white flowers. Very pretty.

That sounds wonderful.

I like parks. They are very peaceful.

>> Yes, very calm and peaceful. What about

you, Paul? What did you do this morning?

>> Well, I didn't go to the park. I stayed

home.

>> Oh, okay. What did you do at home?

>> I read a book.

>> That's nice. What book are you reading?

It's a book about animals.

>> Animals? I love animals. What kind of

animals?

>> Lions,

tigers,

elephants,

big animals.

>> Wow. Is it an interesting book?

>> Yes, it's very interesting. The pictures

are amazing.

>> I like books with pictures. It makes it

more fun.

>> I agree. So, what are we doing after

this? What are your plans for the

afternoon?

>> H, that's a good question. I think I

will go to the supermarket.

>> The supermarket. Do you need to buy

food?

>> Yes, I need to buy some fruit and

vegetables.

>> Oh, healthy. What fruit do you like?

>> I love apples and bananas. They are my

favorite. Apples are great. Red apples

or green apples?

>> I like red apples. They are sweet.

>> Me, too. And what vegetables do you

need?

>> I need tomatoes and carrots for a salad.

>> M. A salad is a good idea for lunch.

>> Yes, a big fresh salad. What about you?

What are your plans?

>> I think I will meet a friend for lunch.

Oh, that's nice. Where are you going?

>> We are going to a small cafe near my

house.

>> A cafe? Do they have good food?

>> Yes, they have very good sandwiches.

>> I love sandwiches.

What is your favorite sandwich?

>> I like the chicken sandwich.

It's very good.

>> That sounds delicious. I am hungry now.

Me too. So after lunch, what will you

do?

>> I will go home and maybe watch a movie.

>> A movie? Good idea. What kind of movie?

>> I like funny movies. Comedies. They make

me laugh.

>> I like comedies, too. Laughter is good.

>> It is. Do you have a favorite movie?

>> H a favorite movie?

That's a difficult question.

>> I know. There are so many good movies.

>> I really like a movie about a dog. It's

a very happy and funny movie.

>> A movie about a dog. I love those. They

are so cute.

Yes, the dog is very smart. And you? A

favorite funny movie?

>> I like a movie with two very funny

friends. They go on an adventure.

>> Ah, that sounds like a lot of fun.

>> It is. So, movies are a great way to

relax.

>> Yes, they are. I also like to listen to

music.

>> Me too. What kind of music do you listen

to?

>> I like pop music. It's happy and good

for dancing.

>> I can see you dancing. Paul.

>> Yes, sometimes in my kitchen. And you,

Emily, what music do you like?

>> I like calm music. Piano music is very

nice.

>> Ah, yes. Piano is beautiful. It's good

for reading or studying.

>> Exactly. It helps me focus.

>> That's great. We have different tastes

in music, but both are good.

>> Yes. It's interesting to talk about what

we like.

>> It is. Let's talk about something else.

Do you have any pets?

>> Yes, I do. I have a cat.

>> A cat? What is your cat's name?

>> Her name is Luna. She is very sweet.

>> Luna, that's a beautiful name. What

color is she?

>> She is white with big blue eyes.

>> Wow, she sounds beautiful. Is she

playful?

>> Sometimes. Most of the time, she just

sleeps.

That's what cats do. Sleep, eat, and

sleep again.

>> Yes. Do you have any pets, Paul?

>> I don't have a pet now, but I want a

dog.

>> A dog would be great for you. You could

take it to the park.

>> Yes, that's a good point. We could go

for walks every morning.

>> What kind of dog do you want? A big dog

or a small dog?

>> I think a medium-sized dog. Not too big,

not too small.

>> That's a good choice. They are full of

energy.

>> Yes, a happy, friendly dog. That would

be nice.

>> I hope you get your dog soon, Paul.

>> Thank you, Emily. Me, too.

>> Okay, let's change the topic. What about

family? Do you have brothers or sisters?

>> Yes, I have one brother. He is older

than me.

>> Oh, an older brother. Is he nice?

>> Yes, he's very nice. He's also very

funny.

>> That's good. And what about you?

>> What about me?

>> Do you have any brothers or sisters?

>> Oh, yes, I do. I have one sister. She is

younger than me.

>> A younger sister? That's lovely. Are you

good friends?

>> Yes, we are very good friends. We talk

every day.

>> That's so important. Family is very

important.

>> I agree 100%.

My parents live in a different city.

>> Oh, really? Do you visit them often?

>> Yes, I try to visit every month. We have

a big family dinner.

>> That sounds so nice. What do you eat for

dinner?

>> My mother is a fantastic cook. She makes

pasta. M

>> I love pasta. Homemade pasta is the

best.

>> It is. And for dessert, she makes a

chocolate cake.

>> Stop, Paul. You are making me so hungry

again.

>> Sorry, but her cake is really, really

good.

>> I believe you. My family lives close. I

see them every week.

>> That's really nice. It's good to have

family nearby.

>> It is. We usually have a barbecue on

Sundays.

>> A barbecue? That's fun. I like

barbecues.

>> Yes. We eat, we talk, we play games.

It's a happy time.

>> It sounds like a very happy time. It's

good to spend time with people you love.

>> Yes, it is. It's the best thing.

>> So, we talked about our morning, our

plans, food, family. What else can we

talk about? M

>> how about travel? Do you like to travel?

>> Ooh, I love to travel. Seeing new places

is exciting

>> it is. Where is a place you want to

visit?

>> I want to visit Italy for the food. Of

course.

>> Of course. The pasta, the pizza, the

gelato.

Exactly. Everything. And the cities are

very beautiful. Rome, Florence.

>> Yes, I agree. Italy is a beautiful

country. I would like to go there, too.

>> What about you? If you can go anywhere,

where do you go?

>> I think I would like to go to Japan.

>> Japan? Wow, that is very different. Why

Japan?

>> The culture is so interesting. The

temples are beautiful. And I love sushi.

>> Ah, yes. The food is always important.

>> It is. And the nature in Japan looks

amazing. The mountains and the cherry

blossoms.

>> The cherry blossoms are famous. They are

very beautiful in pictures.

>> Yes. So, Japan is my dream trip.

>> I hope you can go one day.

>> Thank you, Paul. I hope you can go to

Italy and eat all the pasta.

[Laughter]

>> I will try. But for now, I am happy

here.

>> Me too. Talking with a friend is also a

good adventure.

Yes, it is. This was a nice

conversation, Emily.

>> It was. We learned a lot about each

other.

>> Yes. About your cat, Luna and my dream

dog.

>> About your brother and my sister.

>> About your love for apples and my love

for chicken sandwiches.

>> Yes. It's the small things that are

interesting.

>> You are right. This is a real

conversation. Just asking questions and

listening

>> and smiling. Don't forget smiling.

>> Very important. It makes the

conversation friendly.

>> Exactly. I think this was very good

practice for our listeners.

>> I hope so. Just simple questions, simple

answers. Anyone can do it.

>> That's right. You can talk about your

day, your food, your family,

>> or your favorite movie or music. There

are so many things to talk about.

>> It was really fun, Paul.

>> It was fun for me, too, Emily. Thank you

for the nice chat.

>> Thank you. And thank you to everyone for

listening to our conversation.

>> We hope you enjoyed it and maybe learn

some new simple phrases.

>> Yes. Now, it's your turn to have a

conversation. And please don't forget to

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one thing you did today.

>> Oh, that's a great idea. What did you

eat for breakfast? Did you go for a

walk? Tell us in the comments.

>> We look forward to reading them. Until

next time, keep practicing

>> and have fun with English. Bye everyone.

>> Bye.

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Key Vocabulary

Vocabulary	Meanings
breakfast /ˈbrɛk.fəst/ A1	noun - the first meal of the day
coffee /ˈkɒf.i/ A1	noun - a hot beverage made from roasted coffee beans
walk /wɔːk/ A1	verb - to move at a moderate pace by putting one foot in front of the other noun - an act of walking; a short journey on foot
park /pɑːk/ A1	noun - a public green area for recreation
animal /ˈæn.ɪ.məl/ A1	noun - a living organism that moves and feeds on organic matter
beautiful /ˈbjuː.tɪ.fəl/ A2	adjective - pleasing to the senses or mind; attractive
happy /ˈhæp.i/ A1	adjective - feeling pleasure, contentment, or joy
delicious /dɪˈlɪʃ.əs/ B1	adjective - highly pleasing to the taste
interesting /ˈɪn.tər.es.tɪŋ/ B2	adjective - arousing curiosity or attention; engaging
friendly /ˈfrɛnd.li/ B1	adjective - kind and pleasant towards others
conversation /ˌkɒn.vəˈseɪ.ʃən/ B1	noun - a spoken exchange of thoughts, ideas, or feelings
family /ˈfæm.ɪ.li/ A1	noun - a group of people related by blood, marriage or adoption
travel /ˈtræv.əl/ B1	verb - to go from one place to another, typically over a distance noun - the act of moving from one place to another
favorite /ˈfeɪ.vər.ɪt/ A2	adjective - most liked or preferred noun - something or someone that is liked best
different /ˈdɪf.ər.ənt/ A2	adjective - not the same as another or each other
important /ɪmˈpɔː.tənt/ B1	adjective - of great significance or value
simple /ˈsɪm.pəl/ A2	adjective - easy to understand or do; not complicated
practice /ˈpræk.tɪs/ B1	noun - repeated exercise to improve a skill verb - to perform repeatedly for skill improvement
learn /lɜːn/ A1	verb - to acquire knowledge or skill through study or experience
sandwich /ˈsæn.wɪtʃ/ A1	noun - food consisting of fillings between slices of bread