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30-Days of Slow English — Day 9: At the Airport Conversation ✈️. — Transcript

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  1. 0:00Mom,
  2. 0:02I'm on my way.
  3. 0:03>> Have a safe trip, Sarah.
  4. 0:06>> Thank you, Mom.
  5. 0:15Dad, I will miss you.
  6. 0:18>> I will miss you, too.
  7. 0:20>> Goodbye, Mom. Goodbye, Dad.
  8. 0:22>> Goodbye, Sarah.
  9. 0:23>> Goodbye, Sarah.
  10. 0:30Good morning.
  11. 0:31Are you going to the airport?
  12. 0:33>> Yes, please.
  13. 0:35I'm going to the airport.
  14. 0:37>> Of course.
  15. 0:38I'll take you there.
  16. 0:40>> Thank you.
  17. 0:41>> Let me put your suitcase in the trunk.
  18. 0:43>> Thank you very much.
  19. 0:45>> Please, [music] get in.
  20. 0:47>> Thank you.
  21. 0:49>> Are you comfortable?
  22. 0:51>> Yes, I'm comfortable. Thank you for
  23. 0:53helping me.
  24. 0:55>> You're welcome.
  25. 0:56>> I'm ready to go.
  26. 1:01How long will it take to get to the
  27. 1:02airport?
  28. 1:04>> About 30 minutes.
  29. 1:06>> Okay, that's good.
  30. 1:09>> Is this your first trip to London?
  31. 1:11>> Yes, it is.
  32. 1:16>> Are you excited?
  33. 1:18>> Yes, very excited.
  34. 1:20>> Have a great trip, Sarah.
  35. 1:22>> Thank you. I'm very excited.
  36. 1:31Good morning.
  37. 1:34I'm at the airport.
  38. 1:37I'm ready for my flight.
  39. 1:41I'm flying to London.
  40. 1:46Where is the check-in counter?
  41. 1:50I need to check in.
  42. 1:53Let me find my counter.
  43. 2:00>> Hello. Good morning.
  44. 2:02Good morning.
  45. 2:04I would like to check in for my flight
  46. 2:06to London, please. Certainly. May I see
  47. 2:08your passport and booking confirmation?
  48. 2:11Here you are. Thank you. Please place
  49. 2:13your bag on the scale. Okay.
  50. 2:16Do you have any bags to check in? Yes. I
  51. 2:19have one large suitcase and one small
  52. 2:21carry-on bag.
  53. 2:23Please put your suitcase on the scale.
  54. 2:26Okay.
  55. 2:31Would you like a window seat or an aisle
  56. 2:34seat?
  57. 2:35I would like a window seat, please.
  58. 2:38Sure.
  59. 2:40Thank you.
  60. 2:46Here is your boarding pass.
  61. 2:48Thank you.
  62. 2:50What time does boarding start?
  63. 2:53Boarding starts at 10:30.
  64. 2:55Thank you very much.
  65. 3:01Please put your bag in the tray.
  66. 3:04Okay.
  67. 3:06Please take off your jacket. Okay. No
  68. 3:09problem.
  69. 3:16Do I need to take out my laptop? Yes,
  70. 3:19please.
  71. 3:21What about my liquids?
  72. 3:23Please put them in the tray, too.
  73. 3:25Okay. I understand.
  74. 3:31>> You can go through.
  75. 3:33>> Thank you.
  76. 3:35Is everything okay?
  77. 3:37>> Yes, everything is fine.
  78. 3:39>> Great. Thank you.
  79. 3:46Excuse me.
  80. 3:47Could you help me find gate B12, please?
  81. 3:50Sure.
  82. 3:52Go straight ahead.
  83. 3:54Okay, thank you.
  84. 4:01Go straight.
  85. 4:04Turn right.
  86. 4:06Then go down the escalator.
  87. 4:09I think I'm getting close.
  88. 4:16Excuse me.
  89. 4:18Is my flight on time?
  90. 4:20>> Let me check.
  91. 4:22Yes, your flight is on time.
  92. 4:24>> That's great news.
  93. 4:31I found my gate.
  94. 4:34My flight is on time.
  95. 4:37Now I can relax.
  96. 4:41I'm ready to board.
  97. 4:45>> May I see your boarding pass, please?
  98. 4:48>> Yes, here you are.
  99. 4:50Thank you.
  100. 4:51Thank you.
  101. 4:53I'm ready for my flight.
  102. 4:55See you in London.
  103. 5:01>> Welcome to the practice part of day
  104. 5:04nine. Today, we are going to practice
  105. 5:07useful English for traveling through an
  106. 5:09airport. Listen carefully and repeat
  107. 5:13each sentence after me.
  108. 5:15Let's begin with the first situation.
  109. 5:18When you arrive at the airport, you can
  110. 5:21say,
  111. 5:22"Good morning. I'm at the airport for my
  112. 5:25flight."
  113. 5:27This is a simple way to explain why you
  114. 5:30are at the airport.
  115. 5:32If you are traveling to another country,
  116. 5:34you can say,
  117. 5:36"I'm flying to London today."
  118. 5:41Now, let's practice checking in.
  119. 5:44When you arrive at the check-in counter,
  120. 5:47you can say,
  121. 5:49"Hello. I would like to check in for my
  122. 5:51flight, please."
  123. 5:56This is a polite way to tell the airport
  124. 5:58agent that you are ready to check in.
  125. 6:02The agent may ask to see your passport.
  126. 6:05You can say, "Of course. Here is my
  127. 6:08passport."
  128. 6:12You may also need to show your ticket or
  129. 6:15booking confirmation. You can say, "Here
  130. 6:18is my ticket and booking confirmation."
  131. 6:24Now, let's talk about luggage.
  132. 6:27If you have a suitcase, you can say, "I
  133. 6:30have one large suitcase."
  134. 6:36If you also have a small bag with you,
  135. 6:38you can say, "I have one small carry-on
  136. 6:42bag."
  137. 6:45The airport agent may ask you to put
  138. 6:48your suitcase on the scale.
  139. 6:50You may hear,
  140. 6:52"Please put your suitcase on the scale."
  141. 6:57You can simply answer,
  142. 6:59"Okay. No problem."
  143. 7:04Now, let's practice choosing a seat. The
  144. 7:08airport agent may ask, "Would you like a
  145. 7:11window seat or an aisle seat?"
  146. 7:17If you want to sit next to the window,
  147. 7:19you can say, "I would like a window
  148. 7:22seat, please."
  149. 7:26If you prefer the seat next to the
  150. 7:28aisle, you can say, "I would like an
  151. 7:31aisle seat, please."
  152. 7:36Now, let's practice asking about
  153. 7:39boarding.
  154. 7:40You can ask, "What time does boarding
  155. 7:43start?"
  156. 7:47You can also ask, "What time should I go
  157. 7:50to the gate?"
  158. 7:54These questions help you know when you
  159. 7:57need to be ready.
  160. 7:59Now, let's move to airport security.
  161. 8:02At security, you may hear, "Please put
  162. 8:06your bag in the tray."
  163. 8:10You can answer, "Okay, I understand."
  164. 8:15The security officer may also ask you to
  165. 8:18remove your jacket.
  166. 8:21You may hear, "Please take off your
  167. 8:23jacket."
  168. 8:27You can say, "Sure, no problem."
  169. 8:32You may also need to take your laptop
  170. 8:35out of your bag. You can ask, "Do I need
  171. 8:39to take out my laptop?"
  172. 8:43You can also ask about liquids.
  173. 8:46"Do I need to take out my liquids?"
  174. 8:51These are useful questions when you are
  175. 8:54not sure what to do.
  176. 8:57Now, let's practice finding your gate.
  177. 9:01If you cannot find your gate, you can
  178. 9:03politely ask, "Excuse me, could you help
  179. 9:07me find gate B12, please?"
  180. 9:13This is a polite and useful sentence.
  181. 9:16The airport employee may give you
  182. 9:19directions. You might hear, "Go straight
  183. 9:23ahead."
  184. 9:26Then they may give you another
  185. 9:27direction, "Turn right after the shop."
  186. 9:33You can repeat the direction to make
  187. 9:36sure you understand. Go straight and
  188. 9:39turn right.
  189. 9:43This is a good way to check that you
  190. 9:45heard correctly.
  191. 9:47Now, let's practice asking about your
  192. 9:50flight.
  193. 9:51You can ask, is my flight on time?
  194. 9:57If you are worried about a delay, you
  195. 9:59can ask, is there a delay?
  196. 10:05You can also ask, has the gate changed?
  197. 10:11These questions are very useful at the
  198. 10:14airport.
  199. 10:15Now, imagine that everything is ready
  200. 10:18and your flight is on time. You can say,
  201. 10:22that's great news.
  202. 10:26You can also say, my flight is on time.
  203. 10:32Now, you have found your gate. You can
  204. 10:34say, I found my gate.
  205. 10:39You can also say, now I can relax.
  206. 10:45When boarding begins, the airport
  207. 10:48employee may ask to see your boarding
  208. 10:50pass.
  209. 10:51You can say,
  210. 10:53here is my boarding pass.
  211. 10:57After the employee checks it, you can
  212. 11:00say,
  213. 11:01thank you.
  214. 11:04Finally, when you are ready to board the
  215. 11:07airplane, you can say,
  216. 11:09I'm ready for my flight.
  217. 11:13Excellent work.
  218. 11:15Remember the most important airport
  219. 11:17phrases from today.
  220. 11:19Good morning. I would like to check in,
  221. 11:22please.
  222. 11:24Here is my passport.
  223. 11:27I have one large suitcase.
  224. 11:31I would like a window seat, please.
  225. 11:34What time does boarding start?
  226. 11:38Could you help me find gate B12, please?
  227. 11:43Go straight ahead.
  228. 11:45Turn right.
  229. 11:47Is my flight on time?
  230. 11:50Has the gate changed?
  231. 11:52Here is my boarding pass.
  232. 11:55I'm ready for my flight.
  233. 11:58These simple sentences can help you
  234. 12:01communicate clearly at the airport.
  235. 12:04Listen again, repeat slowly, and
  236. 12:07practice each sentence out loud.
  237. 12:10You do not need difficult English.
  238. 12:13Simple English is enough.
  239. 12:15Keep practicing and you will become more
  240. 12:18confident when you travel.
  241. 12:20Great job completing day nine of our 30
  242. 12:23days English practice. See you in day
  243. 12:2610, where we will practice English for a
  244. 12:29visit to the doctor and talking about
  245. 12:31simple health symptoms.

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