30-Day Slow English | Day 7 — At the Bank 🏦 | English speaking practice

Are you nervous about speaking English at a bank? 🏦 Do you know how to open a bank account, deposit money, or ask about a bank fee in English? Welcome to Day 7 of our 30-Day Slow English series with Mr. English 101! 🎉 In this lesson, Mike and Rachel will help you learn practical English words and phrases you can use when visiting a bank or using online banking. You’ll listen to a natural conversation, learn important banking vocabulary, and practise speaking with simple, clear sentences. Whether you are opening your first bank account, withdrawing cash, transferring money, or asking a bank worker for help, this lesson will help you feel more confident using English in everyday situations. In this lesson, you’ll learn: How to open a bank account in English The difference between checking accounts and savings accounts Important banking words: deposit, withdraw, balance, interest, and fee How to talk about debit cards, credit cards, PINs, and ATMs How to ask about account fees and minimum balances How to explain problems with a lost card or a declined transaction How to talk about money transfers and currency exchange Useful English for online banking and account security How to ask a bank worker to explain something or speak more slowly 🗣️ Useful Bank English Phrases Here are some important phrases to practise from today's lesson: “I'd like to open a savings account, please.” “I'd like to make a deposit.” “I'd like to withdraw some money.” “What's my balance?” “Is there a fee for this?” “Could you explain this part, please?” “I lost my card. I need to block it.” “I'd like to make a transfer.” “I don't recognize this payment.” Practise saying each sentence slowly, then repeat it at a natural speaking speed. The more you practise, the easier these phrases will become. 🎯 YOUR DAY 7 CHALLENGE Imagine you are visiting a bank. You want to open a savings account and ask whether there is a fee. Say these sentences out loud: “Hello. I'd like to open a savings account, please.” “Is there a fee for this account?” Now imagine you have lost your bank card. Practise saying: “Hello, I lost my card. I need to block it, please.” Repeat each sentence two or three times. Focus on clear pronunciation and speaking with confidence. 💬 YOUR TURN! Do you prefer visiting a bank or using a banking app on your phone? Why? Write your answer in the comments using simple English. Even one short sentence is great practice! If this lesson helped you, please hit like and subscribe to Mr. English 101 for more beginner-friendly English conversations and daily speaking practice. Keep practising. Keep speaking. Keep growing. 🌱 #LearnEnglish #SlowEnglish #EnglishSpeaking #EnglishForBeginners #EverydayEnglish