English Conversation Practice | At the Bank (Open an Account, Cards & Problems)

Need to open a bank account in English, or explain a problem with your card? Practice a real conversation at the bank with David & Alice — then learn the 15 phrases that will help you speak calmly and clearly at any bank. In this lesson with David & Alice you will: ✅ Listen to a real conversation at the bank ✅ Learn 15 useful banking phrases (with simple explanations) ✅ Practice speaking out loud with our shadowing timer ✅ Test yourself with a 6-question quiz ✅ Answer real bank questions in full sentences ⏱️ CHAPTERS 0:00 Introduction 1:08 Part 1: The Conversation 4:50 Part 2: Useful Phrases 9:38 Part 3: Speaking Practice 12:19 Part 4: Quiz Time 14:42 Part 5: Your Turn 16:04 Review & goodbye 📚 PHRASES IN THIS LESSON ✅ I'd like to open a bank account. — a polite way to say what you want ✅ What other documents do I need? — asking what papers to bring ✅ proof of address — a paper that shows where you live ✅ What's the difference between... and...? — asking how two things are not the same ✅ Is there a monthly fee? — do I pay money every month? ✅ withdraw cash — take money out of your account ✅ Could you sign here, please? — please write your signature here ✅ It should arrive in five to seven working days. — it will probably come in about a week ✅ Never share your PIN. — keep your secret number private ✅ set up online banking — start using your bank's app or website ✅ transfer money — send money to another account ✅ My card got stuck in the machine. — the machine didn't give my card back ✅ I'll block your card. — I'll stop the card so nobody can use it ✅ I don't recognize this payment. — I don't know what this payment is ✅ What a relief! — I feel better now, the worry is gone 💬 Have you ever had a problem at a bank? Tell us in English in the comments — and write your quiz score! 🔔 Subscribe and turn on the bell so you never miss a new English lesson:    / @learnenglishwithdavidandalice   #LearnEnglish #EnglishConversation #EnglishAtTheBank #EnglishSpeakingPractice