Airport, Hotel, Taxi: Your First Trip in English | Slow English Podcast (A2)

Slow English Podcast | A2 English Listening Practice Do you know what to say at an airport, hotel, or taxi in English? In this A2-level episode, Anna and Jake walk you through the most important English phrases for three key travel situations: the airport, the taxi, and the hotel. They speak slowly and clearly, repeating every phrase so you can follow along and feel confident before your next trip. You will learn Essential airport phrases: check-in, security, finding your gate, and lost baggage, Taxi and hotel vocabulary: giving your address, making a reservation, and checking out, Polite everyday expressions like 'Here you are', 'Can you repeat that?' and 'Can you speak slowly, please?', and how Jake answers the same questions the way a native speaker really would. Then we practise out loud together. You don't need to understand every word. Just listen and repeat. 🎧 New English conversations 2–3 times each week. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 0:00 Welcome — what this episode is about 📚 KEY PHRASES IN THIS EPISODE can i see your passport, please · here you are · how many bags do you have · i have one suitcase · sorry, can you repeat that, please · excuse me, where is gate number twelve · can you take me to this address, please · can you speak slowly, please · yes, i have a reservation · my name is · my room is too hot · can you help me, please · can i have more towels, please · what time is breakfast · i would like to check out, please · i think there is a mistake on my bill 📝 YOUR HOMEWORK Write down the name and address of an imaginary hotel and practise saying it out loud as if you are telling a taxi driver. Then choose three phrases from today's episode and use them in a short conversation with a friend or say them to yourself in the mirror. Finally, think about the last time you travelled and try to describe it in English using simple sentences. 👉 Subscribe so you never miss a new episode of Learn English Daily Hub — new lessons every day to help you grow your English, one step at a time. #LearnEnglish #TravelEnglish #EnglishForBeginners #SlowEnglish #A2English #EnglishPodcast