26 Minutes of Everyday English Dialogues (A1-A2) | Order a Round at the Pub

After this episode, you’ll be able to order a round at the pub, join football talk, and say goodbye naturally. This is 12 short English conversations at A1-A2, spoken slowly by two voices, with every sentence on screen, so it works for focused listening, for reading along, or in the background. This episode is for you if you’re an A1-A2 learner who understands more than you can say. It helps you hear everyday English in real social situations and gives you useful lines you can actually use, without turning practice into a grammar lesson. If pubs, friends, drinks, noise, paying, and leaving are part of real life around you, this is great speaking practice. 🎧 In this episode, you'll practise: • “Agnes booked a table.” — explaining which group you are meeting • “I’m getting the first round.” — saying you are buying drinks for everyone • “Single or double gin?” — understanding a common pub question • “Sorry, are these seats taken?” — asking politely if places are free • “Who are we cheering for?” — joining a football conversation naturally • “Whose round is it?” — checking whose turn it is to buy drinks • “Send it now.” — asking someone to pay you back by phone • “It’s a bit loud here.” — asking for a quieter place • “I’d better get going.” — leaving politely at the end of the night The main situation in this episode is an evening at the pub, where people arrive, find their group, buy rounds, talk about the match, sort out money, and decide when to head home. It’s worth hearing because this kind of English is short, natural, and full of everyday phrases that native speakers really use with friends. Keep listening for the later conversation at the card machine, where a wrong total appears and the payment is declined before they try again. 📝 How to learn more from this episode: • First, listen once without stopping and try to follow who is speaking, where they are, and what they want. • On your second listen, pause after short useful lines like “What’s everyone having?” or “Whose round is it?” and say them aloud with the same rhythm. • Choose three lines from this episode that fit your life and use them today, even if you change one word. • Come back tomorrow and listen again — the second and third listens are where everyday phrases start to stick. Listen English Today is here to help as many people as possible actually speak English in daily life, not only understand it. 💬 Your turn: Finish this sentence in English — “I’d better get going because…” Subscribe to Listen English Today if you want new everyday conversations to listen to and repeat with real spoken English for beginners. #LearnEnglish #EnglishListening #PubEnglish