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Slow English Conversation | Meet with a Friend | Daily English Speaking Practice #learnenglish — Transcript

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  1. 0:00Hello everyone. Welcome back to my
  2. 0:03English learning channel. I hope you are
  3. 0:06all doing well and enjoying your English
  4. 0:09learning journey.
  5. 0:11Today I'm feeling really happy and
  6. 0:14excited. Do you know why?
  7. 0:17Well, I'm going to meet one of my very
  8. 0:19old friends today.
  9. 0:22I'm here at a beautiful park and I'm
  10. 0:25waiting for my friend. Her name is Mary.
  11. 0:29We haven't seen each other for a very
  12. 0:31long time.
  13. 0:33It's been almost a year since our last
  14. 0:35meeting. We've both been busy with our
  15. 0:38families and daily responsibilities.
  16. 0:41But today, we finally decided to meet
  17. 0:43here and spend some quality time
  18. 0:46together.
  19. 0:47I'm really excited because I have so
  20. 0:50many things to share with her. I also
  21. 0:52want to know what's happening in her
  22. 0:54life.
  23. 0:56I think we'll have a wonderful time
  24. 0:58together.
  25. 1:00You know, meeting an old friend after a
  26. 1:02long time is always a special feeling.
  27. 1:07Today, we're going to have a simple and
  28. 1:09natural English convers about meeting an
  29. 1:12old friend.
  30. 1:14We'll talk about family, daily routines,
  31. 1:17health, hobbies, old memories, and
  32. 1:19future plans. So listen carefully, learn
  33. 1:22new expressions, and practice speaking
  34. 1:24with us.
  35. 1:27Oh, wait a minute. Is that Mary? Sara?
  36. 1:32Oh my goodness. Is that really you,
  37. 1:35Mary? My dear, I can't believe my eyes.
  38. 1:40Oh, it's been such a long time. I know.
  39. 1:47It's so wonderful to see you again. It's
  40. 1:49wonderful to see you too, dear. I've
  41. 1:52missed you so much. I've missed you,
  42. 1:54too.
  43. 1:56I completely understand. We've been
  44. 1:58meaning to meet for months. Yes, we kept
  45. 2:02saying, "Let's meet soon, but somehow we
  46. 2:06never made it happen."
  47. 2:08That's so true. But finally, we're here.
  48. 2:12Yes. And I'm so happy we made time for
  49. 2:15each other today. Me, too. You look
  50. 2:18wonderful by the way. Oh, thank you. You
  51. 2:21look lovely, too. So, how have you been?
  52. 2:24Is everything going well?
  53. 2:27Yes, everything is good. What about you?
  54. 2:31I'm doing great. Thank you. I've been
  55. 2:33waiting for this day. Really? That's so
  56. 2:37sweet.
  57. 2:38Of course. I have so many things to tell
  58. 2:42you, and I have so much to sh share with
  59. 2:45you, too. Well, we shouldn't stand here
  60. 2:47all day.
  61. 2:50Shall we sit on that bench and talk?
  62. 2:55That's a wonderful idea. I love this
  63. 2:59part of the park. It's so peaceful. Yes,
  64. 3:03there are so many beautiful trees and
  65. 3:05flowers here.
  66. 3:07They're so lovely. I enjoy coming here
  67. 3:10in the morning. Do you come here
  68. 3:13regularly? Yes, whenever I have some
  69. 3:16free time. That's wonderful. Spending
  70. 3:19time in nature is so relaxing.
  71. 3:23So, tell me what's new in your life.
  72. 3:27Well, nothing very special. Life has
  73. 3:30been busy as usual. I can understand
  74. 3:33that. Life gets busy sometimes.
  75. 3:36Yes, but I'm trying to make more time
  76. 3:39for myself.
  77. 3:41That's important. We should take care of
  78. 3:43ourselves, too. Exactly.
  79. 3:48By the way, how is your family? Everyone
  80. 3:51is doing well, thank you. How about your
  81. 3:54family?
  82. 3:55They're all doing great.
  83. 3:58That's wonderful. How are your children?
  84. 4:02They're doing well. My son has started a
  85. 4:04new job recently. Really? That's great
  86. 4:08news. Congratulations. Thank you. My
  87. 4:11daughter is also busy with her studies.
  88. 4:14That's lovely. You must be very proud of
  89. 4:16them. I really am. What about your
  90. 4:19grandchildren?
  91. 4:21Oh, they're growing up so quickly. I can
  92. 4:24imagine. They must keep you busy.
  93. 4:27>> Oh, absolutely. They're always running
  94. 4:30around and asking questions. That's what
  95. 4:32children do. [laughter]
  96. 4:36>> Yes. But I love spending time with them.
  97. 4:39That's beautiful. Family is such a
  98. 4:41blessing. It certainly is. So, Mary, how
  99. 4:45do you usually spend your mornings? I
  100. 4:48usually wake up around 7:00.
  101. 4:51That's a good time to start the day.
  102. 4:54Yes, I prepare breakfast, do some
  103. 4:56housework, and then go for a walk.
  104. 4:59That's a healthy routine. What about
  105. 5:02you? Do you still go for morning walks?
  106. 5:05Of course. I try to walk for at least 30
  107. 5:08minutes every day.
  108. 5:10That's wonderful. Walking keeps me
  109. 5:13active and makes me feel fresh. I agree.
  110. 5:17We should all make time for exercise.
  111. 5:21You know, seeing you today reminds me of
  112. 5:24our old days. Oh, those were such
  113. 5:27wonderful times. Do you remember when we
  114. 5:30used to meet every weekend? Of course,
  115. 5:34we used to spend hours talking together.
  116. 5:37And sometimes we went shopping or had
  117. 5:40lunch together. Yes, we always found
  118. 5:43something interesting to talk about.
  119. 5:46I really miss those days. Me, too. We
  120. 5:49had so much fun together.
  121. 5:52I remember one time when we got caught
  122. 5:54in the rain. Oh, yes. We didn't have
  123. 5:57umbrellas and we ran to a little shop to
  124. 5:59stay dry. We laughed so much that day.
  125. 6:04Those little moments become the best
  126. 6:06memories. You're right. Good friends
  127. 6:09make life more beautiful. So, what do
  128. 6:12you enjoy doing in your free time these
  129. 6:14days? I enjoy gardening, cooking, and
  130. 6:18listening to music.
  131. 6:20A, that's nice.
  132. 6:22Do you still have a garden at home? Yes,
  133. 6:25I've planted some beautiful flowers and
  134. 6:28a few vegetables. That sounds lovely.
  135. 6:31What about you? What do you do when
  136. 6:34you're free?
  137. 6:36I enjoy reading books, watching movies,
  138. 6:39and spending time with my grandchildren.
  139. 6:42Do you still enjoy cooking? Of course. I
  140. 6:45love trying new recipes. Really? What
  141. 6:48did you cook recently? I made a
  142. 6:50delicious vegetable soup yesterday. That
  143. 6:52sounds healthy and tasty.
  144. 6:55It was. I wish you could have joined me.
  145. 6:59Maybe next time you can make it for me.
  146. 7:01That's a deal. [laughter]
  147. 7:05Would you like to take a little walk
  148. 7:06around the park? That's a great idea.
  149. 7:09Let's walk together.
  150. 7:13Look at those beautiful flowers.
  151. 7:16They're lovely.
  152. 7:18Spring is such a beautiful season. Look
  153. 7:21at the time. It's almost lunchtime.
  154. 7:24Oh, you're right. Time flies when we're
  155. 7:27having a good time.
  156. 7:30I think we should have something
  157. 7:31delicious for lunch.
  158. 7:34That's a great idea. Do you know what
  159. 7:36I'd really love to eat?
  160. 7:39Biryani. The biryani here is absolutely
  161. 7:43delicious. Oh, really? I love biryani,
  162. 7:45too. Then why don't we go and have some?
  163. 7:49Absolutely. Come on, let's go.
  164. 7:54A few moments later.
  165. 7:57>> Wow, this biryani looks so delicious. I
  166. 8:00know. And it smells wonderful, too.
  167. 8:02Let's try it.
  168. 8:18[music]
  169. 8:27>> [music]
  170. 8:32>> Good food and good company. What more
  171. 8:35could we ask for? Absolutely. This is
  172. 8:38such a lovely day.
  173. 8:42Oh, look at the time. I should get going
  174. 8:46already. Time flies when you're having
  175. 8:48fun. It really does. I had such a
  176. 8:51wonderful time with you today. I enjoyed
  177. 8:54every minute of it. Thank you for
  178. 8:56meeting me today. Thank you for coming,
  179. 8:58dear. Let's not wait another year to
  180. 9:01meet again. [laughter]
  181. 9:04Absolutely. We'll meet more often. Take
  182. 9:07care of yourself.
  183. 9:09You too. Have a lovely day. See you
  184. 9:12soon, Sara. Goodbye.
  185. 9:18Take care. I will see you soon.
  186. 9:24Well, everyone, that was such a lovely
  187. 9:26meeting with my dear friend Mary. I
  188. 9:29really enjoyed spending time with her
  189. 9:31after such a long time.
  190. 9:35And I hope you enjoyed our conversation,
  191. 9:38too.
  192. 9:39Today we learned how to meet an old
  193. 9:41friend, greet them warmly, ask about
  194. 9:45their family, talk about daily routines,
  195. 9:48and share memories. Before we finish,
  196. 9:51let's practice some useful English
  197. 9:53expressions from today's conversation.
  198. 9:58It's been such a long time. I've really
  199. 10:02missed you. I'm so happy to see you
  200. 10:05again. To
  201. 10:07How have you been?
  202. 10:10What's new in your life?
  203. 10:13How is your family?
  204. 10:16I really miss those days.
  205. 10:19We should meet more often.
  206. 10:22Time flies when you're having fun.
  207. 10:26Try to use these expressions in your
  208. 10:28everyday conversations. And remember,
  209. 10:32speaking English becomes easier when you
  210. 10:35practice a little every day.
  211. 10:38Don't be afraid of making mistakes.
  212. 10:41Keep listening, keep speaking,
  213. 10:44and keep learning. If you enjoyed
  214. 10:47today's lesson, please give this video a
  215. 10:50thumbs up and subscribe to my channel
  216. 10:52for more slow English conversations.
  217. 10:55Share this video with your friends who
  218. 10:57are also learning English. Thank you so
  219. 11:00much for watching. I'll see you in the
  220. 11:03next lesson. Take care and have a
  221. 11:06wonderful day.
  222. 11:08Goodbye everyone.

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