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30-Days Slow English — Day 21: At the Airport ✈️ — Transcript

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  1. 0:01I'm on the plane.
  2. 0:04My trip is starting.
  3. 0:08I'm ready to go.
  4. 0:18Let me find my seat.
  5. 0:20Here is my seat.
  6. 0:24I'm sitting by the window.
  7. 0:30Where can I put my bag?
  8. 0:33You can put it up here.
  9. 0:36Thank you. I've got it.
  10. 0:46I'm ready now.
  11. 0:49My seat is comfortable.
  12. 0:52I'm excited for the [music] trip.
  13. 1:00Could I have some water, please?
  14. 1:03Of course.
  15. 1:04Thank you.
  16. 1:16Chicken or pasta?
  17. 1:18Chicken, please. That sounds good.
  18. 1:21Here you are.
  19. 1:31I'm a little cold.
  20. 1:33Could I have a blanket, please?
  21. 1:36Sure.
  22. 1:37I'll get one for you.
  23. 1:39Thank you very much.
  24. 1:46Look at the clouds.
  25. 1:49They are beautiful.
  26. 1:52We are flying very high.
  27. 2:00>> How long is the flight?
  28. 2:03About 6 hours.
  29. 2:05Okay, that's not too bad.
  30. 2:17We are landing now.
  31. 2:21I can see the city.
  32. 2:24We're almost there.
  33. 2:32I'm finally here.
  34. 2:35The flight was good.
  35. 2:37Now I need to go through immigration.
  36. 2:46Where is immigration?
  37. 2:50I think it's this way.
  38. 2:53Let me follow the signs.
  39. 3:02I need my passport.
  40. 3:05I'm waiting for my turn.
  41. 3:09The line is moving slowly.
  42. 3:16>> Good afternoon.
  43. 3:18May I see your passport?
  44. 3:20>> Sure.
  45. 3:21Here you are.
  46. 3:31>> What is the purpose of your visit?
  47. 3:35>> I'm here for a vacation.
  48. 3:37I'm here to travel.
  49. 3:46>> How long will you stay?
  50. 3:48>> I'll stay for 1 week.
  51. 3:51I'll leave next Sunday.
  52. 3:52>> Okay.
  53. 4:01Where will you stay?
  54. 4:04>> I'll stay at a hotel.
  55. 4:06I have the booking on my phone.
  56. 4:17>> Do you have anything to declare?
  57. 4:19>> No, nothing to declare.
  58. 4:21>> Okay, you can go.
  59. 4:32>> Where is baggage claim?
  60. 4:36I need to find my bag.
  61. 4:39Let me check the number.
  62. 4:47Is this carousel four?
  63. 4:50I think this is my carousel.
  64. 4:54I'll wait here.
  65. 5:02I'm looking for my bag.
  66. 5:06I can see many bags.
  67. 5:09Mine should be here soon.
  68. 5:17My bag is not here.
  69. 5:21I can't find my suitcase.
  70. 5:25I think my bag is missing.
  71. 5:31My bag didn't arrive.
  72. 5:33I can't find it.
  73. 5:35Can you help me, please?
  74. 5:37>> Of course.
  75. 5:39Let me check for you.
  76. 5:47What does your bag look like?
  77. 5:49It is a large black suitcase.
  78. 5:52It has a small pay case.
  79. 5:55Here is a photo.
  80. 6:01Okay, let me check our system.
  81. 6:04Thank you, this helps.
  82. 6:06We will look for your bag.
  83. 6:09We will contact you.
  84. 6:11Thank you for your help.
  85. 6:13I hope I get my bag soon.
  86. 6:22>> Now, it's your turn to practice.
  87. 6:25Imagine you are Sarah. You are traveling
  88. 6:29to another country. You have your
  89. 6:31passport, you have your travel bag, you
  90. 6:35are on the plane, and soon you will
  91. 6:37arrive. You will need to speak English
  92. 6:40on the plane. Then, you will speak to an
  93. 6:43immigration officer. After that, you
  94. 6:46will find your luggage. Today, we will
  95. 6:49practice the most useful words and
  96. 6:52sentences from Sarah's trip.
  97. 6:55Listen slowly, repeat each sentence, and
  98. 6:59imagine you are really there.
  99. 7:02Let's begin with the main vocabularies.
  100. 7:07Plane.
  101. 7:09First, let's learn plane.
  102. 7:12A plane is a large vehicle that flies in
  103. 7:15the sky.
  104. 7:16Say it slowly.
  105. 7:18Plane.
  106. 7:20Now, use it in a sentence.
  107. 7:22I'm on the plane.
  108. 7:25Again.
  109. 7:27I'm on the plane.
  110. 7:29You can also say, my trip is starting.
  111. 7:34And, I'm ready to go.
  112. 7:37These are simple sentences you can use
  113. 7:40at the beginning of a trip.
  114. 7:43Seat.
  115. 7:45The next word is seat.
  116. 7:47A seat is the place where you sit.
  117. 7:50Say, seat.
  118. 7:53Now, imagine you are walking inside the
  119. 7:56plane. You need to find your seat. You
  120. 8:00can say, "Let me find my seat."
  121. 8:04Again,
  122. 8:05"Let me find my seat."
  123. 8:09When you find it, you can say, "Here is
  124. 8:11my seat."
  125. 8:13And if your seat is next to the window,
  126. 8:17"I'm sitting by the window."
  127. 8:21Now, let's learn window seat.
  128. 8:25A window seat is a seat next to the
  129. 8:29airplane window.
  130. 8:31Say, "Window seat."
  131. 8:36Now, "I'm sitting by the window."
  132. 8:44Again,
  133. 8:45"I'm sitting by the window."
  134. 8:51This sentence is useful when you want to
  135. 8:54talk about your seat.
  136. 8:56Now,
  137. 8:58bag.
  138. 8:59A bag is something you use to carry your
  139. 9:02things. Say, "Bag."
  140. 9:09Now,
  141. 9:10"Where can I put my bag?"
  142. 9:16Again,
  143. 9:17"Where can I put my bag?"
  144. 9:23On a plane, you may put a small bag
  145. 9:26above your seat. You can say, "I'll put
  146. 9:30my bag up here."
  147. 9:35Or simply, "My bag is in the overhead
  148. 9:39bin.
  149. 9:44Now, let's practice water.
  150. 9:47Say, water.
  151. 9:53Imagine a flight attendant comes to your
  152. 9:55seat. You are thirsty. You can say,
  153. 9:59could I have some water, please?
  154. 10:07Again,
  155. 10:08could I have some water, please?
  156. 10:17This is a polite way to ask for water.
  157. 10:21You can finish with, thank you.
  158. 10:27Meal.
  159. 10:29Now,
  160. 10:30meal.
  161. 10:32A meal is food that you eat.
  162. 10:35Say,
  163. 10:36meal.
  164. 10:38Imagine the flight attendant asks,
  165. 10:42chicken or pasta?
  166. 10:46You can say,
  167. 10:48chicken, please.
  168. 10:51Again,
  169. 10:53chicken, please.
  170. 10:57Or,
  171. 10:59pasta, please.
  172. 11:02These are very easy answers.
  173. 11:07Now, let's learn
  174. 11:09blanket.
  175. 11:12A blanket is something warm that you use
  176. 11:15when you feel cold.
  177. 11:17Say,
  178. 11:19blanket.
  179. 11:22Imagine the airplane is cold.
  180. 11:26You can say,
  181. 11:28I'm a little cold.
  182. 11:31Then, ask,
  183. 11:34Could I have a blanket, please?
  184. 11:38Again,
  185. 11:40Could I have a blanket, please?
  186. 11:45The flight attendant may say, Sure.
  187. 11:51And you can say,
  188. 11:54Thank you very much.
  189. 11:58Now,
  190. 12:00flight.
  191. 12:03Now,
  192. 12:05flight.
  193. 12:08A flight is a trip by plane.
  194. 12:13Say,
  195. 12:15flight.
  196. 12:18You want to know how long the trip will
  197. 12:21be.
  198. 12:24Ask,
  199. 12:26How long is the flight?
  200. 12:30Again,
  201. 12:32How long is the flight?
  202. 12:37The answer might be,
  203. 12:40About 6 hours.
  204. 12:44You can reply,
  205. 12:47Okay.
  206. 12:50That's not too bad.
  207. 12:55Now, landing.
  208. 12:58Landing is when the plane comes down to
  209. 13:01the ground. Say, landing.
  210. 13:06As the plane comes down, you can say,
  211. 13:09We are landing now.
  212. 13:13Again,
  213. 13:14We are landing now.
  214. 13:18You can also say, We're almost there.
  215. 13:23And, I can see the city.
  216. 13:28Now, let's practice airport.
  217. 13:32An airport is the place where planes
  218. 13:34arrive and leave.
  219. 13:36Say
  220. 13:37airport.
  221. 13:40When you arrive, you can say
  222. 13:43I'm finally here.
  223. 13:47Again,
  224. 13:48I'm finally here.
  225. 13:52You can also say the flight was good.
  226. 13:57Now, we have an important travel word,
  227. 14:00immigration.
  228. 14:02Immigration is where an officer checks
  229. 14:05your passport when you enter a country.
  230. 14:08Say immigration.
  231. 14:12When you arrive, you may ask, where is
  232. 14:15immigration?
  233. 14:18Again,
  234. 14:19where is immigration?
  235. 14:23You can also say,
  236. 14:25I need to go through immigration.
  237. 14:29Now,
  238. 14:30passport.
  239. 14:32Passport is an official document you use
  240. 14:35when you travel to another country. Say
  241. 14:38passport.
  242. 14:41The officer may ask, may I see your
  243. 14:44passport?
  244. 14:47You can answer,
  245. 14:48sure.
  246. 14:51Here you are.
  247. 14:54Again,
  248. 14:55here you are.
  249. 14:58That is a very useful phrase when you
  250. 15:01give someone a document.
  251. 15:06Customs.
  252. 15:08Now,
  253. 15:09customs.
  254. 15:12Customs is the place where officials
  255. 15:15check what you are bringing into a
  256. 15:17country.
  257. 15:19Say
  258. 15:20customs.
  259. 15:24The customs officer may ask, "Do you
  260. 15:28have anything to declare?"
  261. 15:33A simple answer is,
  262. 15:36"No."
  263. 15:39Or,
  264. 15:40"Nothing to declare."
  265. 15:45Again,
  266. 15:46"Nothing to declare."
  267. 15:51Now,
  268. 15:52baggage claim.
  269. 15:57Baggage claim is the place where you
  270. 15:59collect your bags after a flight.
  271. 16:02Say,
  272. 16:04"Baggage claim."
  273. 16:07You may ask, "Where is baggage claim?"
  274. 16:13Again,
  275. 16:14"Where is baggage claim?"
  276. 16:19Then,
  277. 16:21"I need to find my bag."
  278. 16:25Now,
  279. 16:26carousel.
  280. 16:30A carousel is the moving belt where your
  281. 16:33suitcases come out.
  282. 16:36Say,
  283. 16:37"Carousel."
  284. 16:40You can ask, "Is this carousel for?"
  285. 16:47Again,
  286. 16:48"Is this carousel for?"
  287. 16:53When you find the right one, you can
  288. 16:55say,
  289. 16:56"I think this is my carousel."
  290. 17:03Suitcase.
  291. 17:05Now,
  292. 17:07suitcase.
  293. 17:09A suitcase is a large bag used for
  294. 17:13travel.
  295. 17:14Say,
  296. 17:16"Suitcase."
  297. 17:18You are waiting for yours. You can say,
  298. 17:22I'm looking for my bag.
  299. 17:26Again,
  300. 17:27I'm looking for my bag.
  301. 17:31Now,
  302. 17:32imagine something is wrong. Your
  303. 17:35suitcase does not come.
  304. 17:38You look around. You cannot find it.
  305. 17:42You can say,
  306. 17:43my bag is not here.
  307. 17:47Again,
  308. 17:48my bag is not here.
  309. 17:52You can say,
  310. 17:54I can't find my suitcase.
  311. 17:58And,
  312. 17:59I think my bag is missing.
  313. 18:03These are very useful sentences in a
  314. 18:06real airport.
  315. 18:08Now, let's learn help.
  316. 18:12Help means asking someone to assist you.
  317. 18:16Say,
  318. 18:17help.
  319. 18:19At the baggage desk, you can say,
  320. 18:22can you help me, please?
  321. 18:26Again,
  322. 18:27can you help me, please?
  323. 18:31You can also say,
  324. 18:33I can't find my bag.
  325. 18:37Can you check for me?
  326. 18:42Let's practice the whole trip.
  327. 18:45Now, let's put all the words together.
  328. 18:49Imagine you are Sarah. You are boarding
  329. 18:53the plane. You say,
  330. 18:55I'm on the plane.
  331. 18:59I'm starting my trip.
  332. 19:02You walk down the aisle. You say,
  333. 19:06let me find my seat.
  334. 19:11Here is my seat.
  335. 19:14I'm sitting by the window.
  336. 19:19Now, you put your bag away.
  337. 19:21You ask, "Where can I put my bag?"
  338. 19:27The flight attendant helps you.
  339. 19:29You say,
  340. 19:30"Thank you."
  341. 19:33You sit down.
  342. 19:35The flight attendant comes to your seat.
  343. 19:38You say,
  344. 19:40"Could I have some water, please?"
  345. 19:44Then she asks,
  346. 19:46"Chicken or pasta?"
  347. 19:50You say, "Chicken, please."
  348. 19:57Later, you feel cold. You say,
  349. 20:00"I'm a little cold.
  350. 20:02Could I have a blanket, please?"
  351. 20:06Then you want to know the flight time.
  352. 20:08You ask, "How long is the flight?"
  353. 20:12The plane starts to go down. You say,
  354. 20:15"We are landing now.
  355. 20:18We're almost there."
  356. 20:21Now, imagine you have arrived. You walk
  357. 20:24through the airport. You ask, "Where is
  358. 20:27immigration?"
  359. 20:30You reach the immigration desk. The
  360. 20:32officer says, "May I see your passport?"
  361. 20:37You say, "Sure. Here you are."
  362. 20:41The officer asks, "What is the purpose
  363. 20:44of your visit?"
  364. 20:47You say, "I'm here for a vacation."
  365. 20:51The officer asks, "How long will you
  366. 20:53stay?"
  367. 20:56You say, "I'll stay for 1 week."
  368. 21:00The officer asks, "Where will you stay?"
  369. 21:05You say, "I'll stay at a hotel."
  370. 21:09The officer asks, "Do you have a hotel
  371. 21:12booking?"
  372. 21:14You say, "Yes, I have the booking on my
  373. 21:17phone."
  374. 21:19Now immigration is finished. You say,
  375. 21:22"Thank you."
  376. 21:27Now you go through customs.
  377. 21:29The officer asks, "Do you have anything
  378. 21:33to declare?"
  379. 21:36You say, "No."
  380. 21:39Or "Nothing to declare."
  381. 21:45The officer says, "Okay."
  382. 21:50You continue walking.
  383. 21:56Now you need your suitcase.
  384. 21:59You ask, "Where is baggage claim?"
  385. 22:05You walk to the carousel.
  386. 22:08You ask, "Is this carousel for?"
  387. 22:15Then you wait.
  388. 22:17You say, "I'm looking for my bag."
  389. 22:24You watch the bags.
  390. 22:26One bag comes,
  391. 22:28then another,
  392. 22:30but not yours.
  393. 22:35You wait a little longer.
  394. 22:40Still no bag.
  395. 22:43You say, "My bag is not here."
  396. 22:50Again, "My bag is not here."
  397. 22:57You look around. You say,
  398. 23:00"I can't find my suitcase.
  399. 23:06Now you go to the baggage service desk.
  400. 23:10You say, "Can you help me, please?"
  401. 23:17The worker asks,
  402. 23:19"What does your bag look like?"
  403. 23:24You answer,
  404. 23:26"It is a large black suitcase.
  405. 23:33It has a small blue tag."
  406. 23:39Then you show your phone.
  407. 23:42You say,
  408. 23:44"Here is a photo."
  409. 23:49The worker says, "Okay, let me check."
  410. 23:57You say, "Thank you."
  411. 24:03Final speaking challenge.
  412. 24:07Now try the trip without looking back.
  413. 24:10Imagine you are Sarah. You are on the
  414. 24:14plane. Say,
  415. 24:16"I'm on the plane.
  416. 24:21I'm sitting by the window.
  417. 24:26Could I have some water, please?
  418. 24:31I'm a little cold.
  419. 24:36Could I have a blanket, please?
  420. 24:42How long is the flight?"
  421. 24:47Now you arrive. Say, "I'm finally here.
  422. 24:56Where is immigration?
  423. 25:01Here you are.
  424. 25:05I'm here for a vacation.
  425. 25:11I'll stay for 1 week.
  426. 25:17I'll stay at a hotel.
  427. 25:23Nothing to declare.
  428. 25:28Now, go to baggage claim.
  429. 25:31Say, "Where is baggage claim?"
  430. 25:37Is this carousel 4?
  431. 25:43I'm looking for my bag.
  432. 25:49My bag is not here.
  433. 25:55Can you help me, please?
  434. 26:00It is a large black suitcase.
  435. 26:07It has a small blue tag.
  436. 26:14Here is a photo.
  437. 26:19You did it. You practiced English for
  438. 26:23the plane, immigration, customs, and
  439. 26:26baggage claim. These are real travel
  440. 26:29situations.
  441. 26:31You do not need long sentences. You can
  442. 26:35speak with short, clear English.
  443. 26:38Keep these useful words in your mind.
  444. 26:42plane seat bag water
  445. 26:47meal
  446. 26:48blanket flight
  447. 26:50passport immigration, vacation, hotel,
  448. 26:55customs, baggage claim, carousel,
  449. 26:59suitcase, help.
  450. 27:01Practice them again and again. The more
  451. 27:05you speak, the more confident you
  452. 27:08become.
  453. 27:09Keep practicing. Keep speaking, and I'll
  454. 27:13see you in day 22.

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