Class 102 - Vocabulary and Expressions for Making Travel Plans with Native Teachers
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🌐 Welcome to High Level Listening's English for Travel Course - Day 2: Vocabulary and Key Expressions! Join us as we dive deeper into essential travel vocabulary that will help you communicate more effectively and confidently in both American and British English.
🔸 Today's Lesson Focus:
Expand your vocabulary with key phrases and expressions used in travel scenarios. Whether you're booking a trip, planning your itinerary, or just dreaming about future adventures, these terms will prove invaluable.
🔸 What You'll Learn:
Important Travel Phrases: Understand and practice phrases like "We booked our trip," "We're flying out to Rome," and more.
Contextual Usage: Learn how these phrases are used in different contexts and nuances between American and British English.
Phrasal Verbs in Travel: Enhance your conversational skills by mastering phrasal verbs that natives frequently use.
🔹 Today's Session Includes:
Detailed Phrase Explanation: Each key phrase from a travel dialogue is broken down for better understanding.
Practice Opportunities: Apply what you've learned through practical examples and repetition to solidify your knowledge.
Engagement with Native Accents: Listen to and practice with real American and British accents to train your ear.
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Don't want to wait for daily video releases? Gain immediate access to all five of this week's videos by purchasing the full English for Travel course from our High Level Listening store. You'll also receive additional resources such as video downloads, MP3s, worksheets, phrase lists, pronunciation guides, and homework activities.
👂 Challenge Yourself:
Try listening to the dialogue without subtitles to test your understanding, and then use the provided captions to check your comprehension.
📝 We Want to Hear From You:
After watching the video, share your thoughts in the comments below. Which phrases were new to you? Which did you find most useful for your travel needs?
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Thank you for joining Day 2 of our English for Travel course at High Level Listening. We're excited to help you take your travel English to the next level. See you in the next video!
Flying out, heading to, get back…new sentences for me!
Your videos help me to learn English 😊
Thank you!
So happy to hear that! We love using phrasal verbs in English to sound more casual and easygoing, thanks so much for joining us! New classes Monday to Friday every week in July!
Safe travels was new for me. Thank you for the useful information!
Thanks for joining us!!
Great, your explaination couldn't be clearer :)Thank you
That's so great to hear! I'm glad you found it helpful, see you soon for our next class, every Monday to Friday in July!
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As always I love being with these incredible gurús of the language. Tons of thanks.
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Thanks a lot. I needed your explanation about I booked and I have booked in this context . somethimes it can be a bit confusing to me but now it’s cristal clear ! Enjoy your day..
Thanks so much for joining us! It can definitely be confusing, Mark and I had a discussion about it to make it easier to understand, thanks for joining us and for all your hard work!
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I learned two more new expressions, flying out and heading to... Thank you, dear teachers.😊
Wonderful! Both are pretty common so I’m glad you enjoyed them!!
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Hi Guys! What about “bedsit”? What’s it?
Good question - a bedsit is something you find in the UK. A bed sit is just 1 bedroom, and you share a bathroom and a kitchen with other house-mates, sometimes it can be 2, 3 or more people. This is not a common choice for a vacation though. Usually people living in bed-sits live and work in an expensive city, like London!
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Flying out
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Hi!" I'll bring you sth back. " it's weird a little bit. " bring you sth back." means i take sth from you and then i give it back to you, i bring it back to you, right?
It is weird! But the long form for “I’ll bring you something back” would be “I’ll buy something on my trip and bring it back to give to you” maybe as a souvenir or a gift
“I’ll give it back” more commonly means I’ll take something from you and give it back to you .
Hope that helps!
@@highlevellistening it does. But English is crazy sometimes, right? Thanks.