Planning a Fun Weekend Trip with a Friend | Easy English Podcast | B1-B2 Listening Practice

🧳 Learn how to plan a weekend trip with a friend in this practical English podcast packed with natural phrases for making plans, sharing preferences, discussing money, and changing ideas politely. You’ll build useful English speaking practice for real conversations before, during, and after a short trip. 🚆 Daniel and Emma plan a weekend step by step, covering dates, budgets, transport, accommodation, restaurants, activities, weather, shared expenses, delays, disagreements, and last-minute changes. You’ll practice flexible expressions such as I’m in the mood for..., I’d rather not..., I’d prefer..., Shall we...?, Are you okay with...?, I’m running late, and How much do I owe you? The episode also includes practical role-plays for cafés, hotels, train stations, ticket problems, and asking locals for recommendations. 📚 WHAT YOU’LL LEARN • 🗣️ Practice making suggestions, expressing preferences, disagreeing politely, and finding compromises. • Learn everyday English for discussing dates, travel times, budgets, tickets, hotels, meals, and activities. • Compare transport options naturally using phrases like “The train costs more, but it saves us time.” • ☔ Talk about weather, backup plans, delays, cancellations, and changing an itinerary. • Ask useful travel questions about check-in, restaurants, directions, platforms, bookings, and local recommendations. • 💰 Discuss shared expenses with phrases for splitting costs, recording payments, and settling up after the trip. • Practice real-life English through mini role-plays and short speaking challenges you can personalize. This episode is especially useful for beginner to intermediate learners who want practical travel vocabulary and natural spoken English for planning things with friends. ✅ Create your own imaginary weekend plan out loud: choose a date, transport, place to stay, one main activity, one meal idea, and a return time. Then practice changing one part of the plan using a phrase from the episode. Like the video, subscribe for more practical English lessons, and share it with a friend so you can practice together.