Spoken English Conversation with Strangers — Transcript
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- 0:02[music]
- 0:09>> The missing wallet.
- 0:21Excuse me.
- 0:22I think you dropped something.
- 0:25>> Oh, what did I drop?
- 0:27>> Your wallet. It fell out of your pocket.
- 0:31>> Oh, wow. I didn't even notice.
- 0:34Thanks a bunch.
- 0:36>> No problem. I saw it fall a little while
- 0:38ago.
- 0:40>> You really saved me. There's a lot of
- 0:43important stuff in there.
- 0:45>> I can imagine. Good thing I noticed it.
- 0:49>> Definitely.
- 0:50I would have had a terrible day if I'd
- 0:52lost it.
- 0:54>> I know what you mean.
- 0:57I once lost my wallet on a bus.
- 1:00>> [music]
- 1:05>> Oh, no. Did you get it back?
- 1:08>> Luckily, yes.
- 1:11Someone found it and turned it in.
- 1:14>> [music]
- 1:15>> I found this wallet left on a seat.
- 1:17Thank you, I'll take care of it.
- 1:18>> What a lucky break.
- 1:21>> Absolutely.
- 1:23Anyway, you'd better put your wallet
- 1:24somewhere safe.
- 1:26>> I will. Thanks again. You're a
- 1:28lifesaver.
- 1:31>> Anytime.
- 1:38>> At a train station.
- 1:42>> [music]
- 1:45>> Excuse me.
- 1:46Do you know which platform the train to
- 1:49Manchester leaves from?
- 1:52>> I'm not sure.
- 1:54Let me check the departure board.
- 1:57>> Thanks.
- 1:58I've been looking everywhere, but I
- 2:00can't find it.
- 2:02>> Here it is, platform six.
- 2:06>> Platform six?
- 2:08Are you sure?
- 2:10>> Yes, it says so right there.
- 2:13>> Oh, great.
- 2:15I was looking at the wrong train.
- 2:18>> No worries. It's easy to get confused
- 2:21here.
- 2:23>> Definitely.
- 2:24What time does it leave?
- 2:27>> At 10:15.
- 2:29>> Oh, no. It's already 10:00.
- 2:34>> You'd better hurry.
- 2:36>> You're right.
- 2:37Thanks a lot.
- 2:40>> Anytime. Hope you catch it.
- 2:43>> Me, too.
- 2:50>> At the bus stop.
- 3:01>> [music]
- 3:06>> Excuse me.
- 3:07Are you waiting for the number 12 bus?
- 3:10>> Uh yes, I am.
- 3:13It was supposed to be here 10 minutes
- 3:15ago.
- 3:17>> I know.
- 3:19Do you think it's running late?
- 3:22>> Probably.
- 3:23The traffic is terrible today.
- 3:27>> Oh, great.
- 3:29I have an appointment in 20 minutes.
- 3:32>> Where are you going?
- 3:35>> To the city center.
- 3:38>> Me, too. If the bus doesn't come soon,
- 3:41we could take a taxi.
- 3:44>> That's a good idea. Would you like to
- 3:46share one?
- 3:48>> Sure. It would be cheaper.
- 3:51>> Great.
- 3:53Oh, wait. Is that our bus?
- 3:56>> Finally.
- 3:58>> Just in time.
- 4:07>> On the bus.
- 4:10>> [music]
- 4:12>> Excuse me, is anyone sitting here?
- 4:16>> No, it's free.
- 4:19>> Thanks.
- 4:20It's really crowded today.
- 4:23>> Yeah, I almost didn't get on.
- 4:26>> Same here. I thought I'd have to wait
- 4:28for the next bus.
- 4:31Do you know if this bus stops near the
- 4:33shopping mall?
- 4:35>> Yes, it does. You need to get off at the
- 4:37fifth stop.
- 4:40>> The fifth stop. Got it. Thanks.
- 4:44>> You're welcome.
- 4:46>> Do you know what time we'll get there?
- 4:49>> Around 3:30, I think.
- 4:53>> Oh, that's perfect. I'm supposed to meet
- 4:55someone there at 4:00.
- 4:58>> Then you should have plenty of time.
- 5:01>> I hope so. I always worry about being
- 5:04late.
- 5:06>> I understand. I'm the same way.
- 5:10>> Well, at least we got a seat.
- 5:13>> Yeah, I'm glad we did.
- 5:19>> [music]
- 5:23>> Waiting at the airport.
- 5:25>> [music]
- 5:28>> Excuse me, is this seat taken?
- 5:32>> No, go ahead.
- 5:34>> Thanks.
- 5:35It's so crowded here today.
- 5:39>> Yeah, I got here early, but it's already
- 5:41packed.
- 5:43>> What time is your flight?
- 5:46>> 3:45.
- 5:48>> Mine, too. Are you flying to London?
- 5:51>> Yes.
- 5:53No way. Are you on the same flight?
- 5:56>> I think so. Flight 247?
- 6:00>> That's right. Looks like we're going to
- 6:02London together.
- 6:05>> Small world.
- 6:07>> Have you been to London before?
- 6:10>> No, it's my first time.
- 6:12>> Same here.
- 6:14I can't wait.
- 6:16>> Me, neither. I've heard it's beautiful.
- 6:20>> Well, hopefully our flight isn't
- 6:21delayed.
- 6:24>> Fingers crossed.
- 6:28>> [music]
- 6:31>> at a crosswalk
- 6:38>> [music]
- 6:40>> Excuse me. Do you know where Oak Street
- 6:43is?
- 6:45>> Hmm, I'm not sure.
- 6:47Let me think.
- 6:50>> No problem. I'm trying to find a
- 6:52restaurant there.
- 6:54>> Oh, wait. I know where it is. As a
- 6:57matter of fact, I walk past it every
- 6:59day.
- 7:01>> Really? How do I get there?
- 7:06>> Cross the street here.
- 7:14Then turn right at the traffic lights.
- 7:22>> Okay. Cross here and turn right. Got it.
- 7:28>> Exactly. It's next to a small boutique.
- 7:31>> [music]
- 7:34>> That sounds easy enough. Thanks.
- 7:37>> You're welcome. Hope you find it.
- 7:41>> Thanks. Have a day.
- 7:44>> You too.
- 7:51>> While walking the dog.
- 7:53>> [music]
- 7:57>> Does your dog always stop to say hello
- 7:59to everyone?
- 8:01>> Pretty much. He's such a people person.
- 8:05He thinks everyone is his best friend.
- 8:08>> That's funny. Mine is the complete
- 8:11opposite.
- 8:12>> Really?
- 8:13What's her name?
- 8:15>> Daisy.
- 8:17She's a little nervous around other
- 8:18dogs.
- 8:20>> Well, she seems pretty comfortable with
- 8:22Max.
- 8:25>> Yeah, she does. That's a good sign.
- 8:28How old is Max?
- 8:30>> He's three.
- 8:32How old is your Daisy?
- 8:34>> She's four.
- 8:35>> Oh, they're pretty close in age.
- 8:38>> Yeah.
- 8:39>> Maybe they'll become friends.
- 8:42>> Why not? They seem to be getting along
- 8:44just fine.
- 8:46>> Do you usually walk here?
- 8:48>> Yes, almost every evening. It's nice and
- 8:51quiet.
- 8:53>> I couldn't agree more. It's my favorite
- 8:55place to walk.
- 8:57>> Well, looks like we'll be seeing each
- 8:59other again.
- 9:01>> I'm sure we will. See you around.
- 9:04>> See you.
- 9:15In a long line.
- 9:18>> [music]
- 9:20>> Excuse me, is this the line for the
- 9:22checkout?
- 9:24>> Yes, it is.
- 9:27>> Wow, it's much longer than I expected.
- 9:32>> Tell me about it. I've been standing
- 9:34here for almost 15 minutes.
- 9:39>> No kidding.
- 9:41I hope it moves soon.
- 9:44>> Me too. I only have a few things.
- 9:49>> Same here. I thought I'd be in and out
- 9:52in 5 minutes.
- 9:55>> That's what I thought, too.
- 9:59>> Do you come to this store often?
- 10:03>> Yeah. I usually shop here on Saturdays.
- 10:07>> Is it always this busy?
- 10:10>> Not usually.
- 10:13This is crazy.
- 10:15>> Maybe there's a sale today.
- 10:18>> Could be.
- 10:20Everyone seems to have a full cart.
- 10:26>> Well, I guess we'll be here for a while.
- 10:30>> Looks like it.
- 10:32At least we have someone to talk to.
- 10:35>> That's one way to look at it.
- 10:43>> [music]
- 10:45>> At the supermarket.
- 10:47>> [music]
- 10:53>> Oh.
- 10:54Sorry, I was reaching for that.
- 10:57>> No, you go ahead.
- 10:59I was just about to take it, too.
- 11:03>> I guess we both had the same idea.
- 11:06>> Looks like it.
- 11:08And it's the last one.
- 11:11>> [laughter]
- 11:11>> Exactly.
- 11:13I really need it for a cake I'm making.
- 11:17>> Oh, in that case, go for it.
- 11:20>> Are you sure?
- 11:22>> Yeah, no big deal. I'll get something
- 11:24else.
- 11:26>> That's really nice of you. Thanks.
- 11:30>> Don't mention it.
- 11:32Actually, do you know where I can find
- 11:34the pineapple compote?
- 11:37>> Sure. It's on the next aisle, next to
- 11:39the cereal.
- 11:41>> Perfect. Thanks a lot.
- 11:44>> Anytime.
- 11:46>> [music]
- 11:51[music]
- 11:51>> At a playground.
- 12:01>> Your daughter seems to be having a great
- 12:03time.
- 12:05>> She is. She never wants to go home.
- 12:10>> I know the feeling. My son is exactly
- 12:13the same.
- 12:16>> Kids will be kids.
- 12:19>> Absolutely.
- 12:21Do you come here often?
- 12:24>> Usually on weekends. The kids love this
- 12:27place.
- 12:29>> Same here. It's nice to have ground so
- 12:32close to home.
- 12:35>> You're telling me.
- 12:37We only live 5 minutes away.
- 12:40>> Really?
- 12:41We just moved into the neighborhood.
- 12:45>> Welcome to the neighborhood.
- 12:48>> Thanks. It's nice meeting someone from
- 12:50the area.
- 12:52>> Likewise.
- 12:56>> [music]
- 13:03>> In an elevator.
- 13:08>> Oh, no.
- 13:09I think I pressed the wrong button.
- 13:12>> Which floor are you trying to get to?
- 13:15>> The ninth.
- 13:17>> Don't worry. We're going there.
- 13:21>> Really? Oh, that's a relief.
- 13:25>> Do you work in this building?
- 13:27>> No, I'm here for a job interview.
- 13:30>> Oh, good luck with that.
- 13:33>> Thanks. I'm really nervous.
- 13:37>> Don't stress. You'll do great.
- 13:40>> I hope so. I've been looking for a job
- 13:43for months.
- 13:45>> Well, you never know. Today might be
- 13:47your lucky day.
- 13:49>> I hope you're right.
- 13:52>> Here we are. Best of luck.
- 13:55>> Thanks. Have a good one.
- 14:06>> Thanks for watching,
- 14:07>> [music]
- 14:07>> and be sure to subscribe to our YouTube
- 14:10channel for more videos like this.
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