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30-Days of Slow English Speaking — Day 7: Asking for Directions — Transcript

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  1. 0:00I have a map,
  2. 0:03but I'm a little lost.
  3. 0:07I need to find my hotel.
  4. 0:16I'm in a new city.
  5. 0:19I don't know this place.
  6. 0:31I'm looking for my hotel.
  7. 0:33I can help you.
  8. 0:41Do you know where this hotel is? Yes, I
  9. 0:45know it. It is not far from here.
  10. 0:53Great. Thank you so much. You don't need
  11. 0:57to take a car. You can walk.
  12. 1:06Go straight.
  13. 1:09Walk straight for two blocks,
  14. 1:13then stop at the traffic lights.
  15. 1:16Go straight for two blocks. Okay, I
  16. 1:20understand.
  17. 1:31Turn left at the traffic lights, then
  18. 1:34walk for one block.
  19. 1:37>> Turn left at the traffic lights, then
  20. 1:40walk for one block. Got it.
  21. 1:48>> Do I turn left here? No. Turn right
  22. 1:51here. The hotel is on your right.
  23. 1:54>> Turn right. The hotel is on my right.
  24. 1:56Thank you.
  25. 2:01>> Excuse me. Where is the train station?
  26. 2:05>> Go straight. Turn left at the next
  27. 2:08street.
  28. 2:12>> The station is across from the bank.
  29. 2:14>> Thank you very much.
  30. 2:23I found my hotel. I went straight. I
  31. 2:26turned left. Then I turned right. I made
  32. 2:30it. I'm very happy.
  33. 2:38Excuse me. Where is the museum? Can you
  34. 2:42help me? The museum is not far. Sure.
  35. 2:53Go straight. Go straight. Yes. Go
  36. 2:56straight for two blocks. Okay. Thank
  37. 2:59you.
  38. 3:07Do I turn left here? Yes. Turn left.
  39. 3:11Then what? Walk one block. Got it.
  40. 3:15Excuse
  41. 3:23me. Is the museum near here?
  42. 3:25>> Yes, it is near the park.
  43. 3:27>> Is it far?
  44. 3:28>> No, it is very close.
  45. 3:30>> Thank you.
  46. 3:39>> Excuse me. Is the museum near here?
  47. 3:42>> Yes, it is near the park.
  48. 3:52I found the museum.
  49. 3:56I went straight.
  50. 3:58I turned [music] left.
  51. 4:08Then I walked one block.
  52. 4:11I made it.
  53. 4:14Great.
  54. 4:38Hi. I found the museum. Really? How did
  55. 4:42you find it? I asked someone for help.
  56. 4:45That was a good idea.
  57. 4:53First, I went straight. For how long?
  58. 4:56For two blocks. Then what did you do?
  59. 5:00Then I turned left.
  60. 5:08After I turned left, I walked one block.
  61. 5:11Was the museum easy to find? Yes, it
  62. 5:14was. How did you know? Someone told me
  63. 5:18it was near the park.
  64. 5:23I finally reached the museum. Was it
  65. 5:26difficult?
  66. 5:27No, it was easy. Why? Because I asked
  67. 5:31for directions.
  68. 5:38I'm in a taxi now. Are you going home?
  69. 5:42Yes. Did you get lost today? No, I
  70. 5:46didn't.
  71. 5:53Why didn't you get lost? Because I had a
  72. 5:57map. Did you use your phone?
  73. 6:00>> Yes, I did.
  74. 6:08That's how I reached the museum.
  75. 6:10>> Did you know the way?
  76. 6:12>> Not at first. So, what did you do? I
  77. 6:16asked a person for help. That was smart.
  78. 6:23I was in a new city.
  79. 6:26I did not know the streets,
  80. 6:29but I stayed calm.
  81. 6:38I asked for help and I found the museum.
  82. 6:43Asking for directions really helped me.
  83. 6:52Now let's practice the English from
  84. 6:54today's lesson. Listen carefully. I will
  85. 6:58speak slowly. Then you will have time to
  86. 7:01repeat. Take your time. You do not need
  87. 7:05to speak quickly. Just listen, repeat,
  88. 7:08and practice. Let's begin.
  89. 7:12Excuse me, could you help me, please?
  90. 7:18Excuse me, could you help me, please?
  91. 7:24Very good. This is a polite way to ask
  92. 7:27someone for help. Let's say it again.
  93. 7:31Excuse me. Could you help me please?
  94. 7:37Great. Now, imagine you are walking in a
  95. 7:40new city. You do not know where the
  96. 7:43train station is. What can you ask?
  97. 7:46Where is the train station?
  98. 7:52Where is the train station?
  99. 7:57Excellent. Now imagine you are looking
  100. 8:00for your hotel. You can ask where is the
  101. 8:04hotel.
  102. 8:08Where is the hotel?
  103. 8:13Very good. Here is another useful
  104. 8:15question. Could you tell me how to get
  105. 8:19to the hotel?
  106. 8:23Could you tell me how to get to the
  107. 8:25hotel?
  108. 8:29Excellent. You can also ask about a
  109. 8:32museum. Could you tell me how to get to
  110. 8:35the museum?
  111. 8:39Could you tell me how to get to the
  112. 8:41museum?
  113. 8:45Very good.
  114. 8:47Now, let's practice some direction
  115. 8:50words.
  116. 8:52Go straight.
  117. 8:56Now go straight
  118. 9:00again. Go straight.
  119. 9:05Excellent. Now turn left.
  120. 9:11Now turn left
  121. 9:16again. Turn left.
  122. 9:21Very good.
  123. 9:24Now turn right.
  124. 9:29Now turn right
  125. 9:33again. Turn right.
  126. 9:38Great job. Let's put two directions
  127. 9:42together. Go straight and turn left.
  128. 9:48Now go straight and turn left.
  129. 9:55Excellent.
  130. 9:56Now try this one. Go straight and turn
  131. 10:01right.
  132. 10:04Now go straight and turn right.
  133. 10:10Very good. Here is another useful
  134. 10:14sentence.
  135. 10:16Walk for two blocks.
  136. 10:20Now walk for two blocks.
  137. 10:26Again walk for two blocks.
  138. 10:31Excellent.
  139. 10:33You can also say walk for one block.
  140. 10:39Now walk for one block.
  141. 10:44Very good.
  142. 10:46And when someone says thank you, you can
  143. 10:49say,
  144. 10:51"You're welcome."
  145. 10:54You're welcome.
  146. 10:58Again, you're welcome.
  147. 11:02Great job. Now, let's practice a short
  148. 11:06conversation.
  149. 11:07Listen carefully.
  150. 11:10Excuse me. Could you help me, please?
  151. 11:13Sure.
  152. 11:16Where is the train station?
  153. 11:20Go straight and turn left.
  154. 11:23Is it far from here?
  155. 11:26No, it is only a 5inut walk.
  156. 11:31Thank you very much. You're welcome.
  157. 11:35Excellent.
  158. 11:37Now, let's practice another short
  159. 11:39conversation.
  160. 11:41Excuse me. Could you tell me how to get
  161. 11:45to the museum?
  162. 11:48Go straight for one block,
  163. 11:51then turn right.
  164. 11:54Is the museum next to the park?
  165. 11:57Yes, it is.
  166. 12:00Thank you for your help.
  167. 12:02You're welcome.
  168. 12:04Very good. Now, let's practice location
  169. 12:08words.
  170. 12:10It is next to the bank.
  171. 12:14It is next to the bank.
  172. 12:17Good. Next to means beside something.
  173. 12:22For example, the hotel is next to the
  174. 12:25bank.
  175. 12:27The hotel is next to the bank.
  176. 12:31Excellent.
  177. 12:33Now, let's practice another one. It is
  178. 12:36opposite the park.
  179. 12:38It is opposite the park. Very good.
  180. 12:43Opposite means on the other side. Let's
  181. 12:47say it again. It is opposite the park.
  182. 12:52Great. Now imagine you are walking and
  183. 12:56you are not sure about the distance. You
  184. 12:59can ask,
  185. 13:01"Is it far from here?"
  186. 13:06Is it far from here?
  187. 13:10Again, is it far from here?
  188. 13:15Excellent.
  189. 13:16You can also ask, is it a long walk?
  190. 13:22Is it a long walk?
  191. 13:27Very good. Now, let's practice some
  192. 13:30polite expressions.
  193. 13:34Thank you very much.
  194. 13:38Thank you very much.
  195. 13:43Again, thank you very much.
  196. 13:48Excellent. You can also say thank you
  197. 13:52for your help.
  198. 13:56Thank you for your help.
  199. 14:00Very good.
  200. 14:03Now let's make the conversation a little
  201. 14:06longer. Imaged you are visiting a new
  202. 14:10city. You have a map. You are looking
  203. 14:13for your hotel. You see someone on the
  204. 14:16street. You say, "Excuse me. Could you
  205. 14:20help me, please?"
  206. 14:23The person says, "Sure, what are you
  207. 14:26looking for?"
  208. 14:29You say, "I'm looking for my hotel."
  209. 14:34The person asks, "What is the name of
  210. 14:37the hotel?"
  211. 14:40You say, "It is the central hotel."
  212. 14:45The person says, "Go straight for two
  213. 14:48blocks,
  214. 14:52then turn left."
  215. 14:56The hotel is next to the bank.
  216. 15:01You say, "Is it far from here?"
  217. 15:06The person says, "No, it is very close."
  218. 15:11You say, "Thank you very much."
  219. 15:16The person says, "You're welcome."
  220. 15:20Now it's your turn. Imagine you are in a
  221. 15:24new city. You need to find a hotel.
  222. 15:27Start the conversation.
  223. 15:30Excuse me, where is the hotel?
  224. 15:35Say it again. Excuse me, where is the
  225. 15:38hotel?
  226. 15:42Very good. Now ask about the train
  227. 15:45station. Where is the train station?
  228. 15:50Say it again. Where is the train
  229. 15:53station?
  230. 15:56Excellent. Now ask how to get to the
  231. 15:59museum. Could you tell me how to get to
  232. 16:03the museum?
  233. 16:06Say it again. Could you tell me how to
  234. 16:09get to the museum?
  235. 16:13Very good. Now give a simple direction.
  236. 16:17Go straight.
  237. 16:20Turn left.
  238. 16:24Turn right.
  239. 16:27Go straight and turn left.
  240. 16:32Excellent. Now practice a longer
  241. 16:35direction. Go straight for two blocks,
  242. 16:38then turn right.
  243. 16:42Say it again. Go straight for two
  244. 16:45blocks, then turn right.
  245. 16:50Very good. Now describe a place. The
  246. 16:54hotel is next to the bank.
  247. 16:59Say it again. The hotel is next to the
  248. 17:02bank.
  249. 17:05Excellent. Now try this one. The museum
  250. 17:09is opposite the park.
  251. 17:14Say it again. The museum is opposite the
  252. 17:18park.
  253. 17:21Very good.
  254. 17:23Now ask about the distance. Is it far
  255. 17:27from here?
  256. 17:31Again, is it far from here?
  257. 17:38Excellent. Now ask, is it a long walk?
  258. 17:45Again, is it a long walk?
  259. 17:51Great job. You are doing very well.
  260. 17:54Remember, you do not need difficult
  261. 17:57English to ask for directions. Simple
  262. 17:59English is enough. You can say, "Excuse
  263. 18:03me.
  264. 18:06Where is the hotel?"
  265. 18:10Go straight.
  266. 18:14Turn left.
  267. 18:17Turn right.
  268. 18:20walk for two blocks.
  269. 18:25It is next to the bank.
  270. 18:30It is opposite the park.
  271. 18:34Is it far from here?
  272. 18:38Is it a long walk?
  273. 18:42Thank you for your help.
  274. 18:46You're welcome.
  275. 18:49Excellent job.
  276. 18:51Now it's your turn to use English.
  277. 18:54Imagine you are visiting a new city.
  278. 18:58Choose one place, maybe a hotel, maybe a
  279. 19:02restaurant, maybe a museum, maybe a
  280. 19:06train station. Ask for directions in
  281. 19:10English. For example, excuse me, where
  282. 19:14is the museum?
  283. 19:16Now, make your own sentence. Take your
  284. 19:20time. Speak slowly. Speak clearly. And
  285. 19:24remember, mistakes are okay. Every time
  286. 19:28you speak, you improve.
  287. 19:30Now, practice this lesson again
  288. 19:33tomorrow. Listen, repeat, speak, and
  289. 19:38practice a little every day.
  290. 19:41Now, let's practice in the comments.
  291. 19:44What place would you like to find in a
  292. 19:47new city? You can write, "I want to find
  293. 19:51the museum."
  294. 19:52Or, "I want to find the train station."
  295. 19:57Or, "I want to find a restaurant."
  296. 20:01Now, it's your turn. Write one simple
  297. 20:04sentence in the comments.
  298. 20:07Great job today. You completed day seven
  299. 20:11of our 30 days English practice. Keep
  300. 20:15practicing, keep speaking, and don't be
  301. 20:18afraid to use English in real life. See
  302. 20:21you in day eight. Next time, we're going
  303. 20:25to practice English at a restaurant.
  304. 20:28We'll learn how to order food and drinks
  305. 20:30in simple English. See you in the next
  306. 20:34English life story.

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