Moving to a New City in English: 13 Everyday Situations for English Learners (A2–B1)

Learn the English you need for your first week in a new city: Emi buys a SIM card, opens a bank account on an app and can't open a front door that was never locked. Her friend Kai, her neighbour Nora and Dan from the supermarket help her through seven days of small mix-ups: the wrong side of the road, the wrong city bike, eggs that aren't in the fridge, a self-checkout that hates her bag and five different rubbish bins. By the end, you'll be ready to ask for a SIM card, ask where to buy a bus ticket, get a library card and chat with a new neighbour in simple, natural English. Phrases from Emi's week: Which key is for the front door? Do you sell SIM cards here? I'm your new neighbour. Where do I buy a ticket? I'm opening a bank account. Do you have a loyalty card? Which bin is for plastic? How many books can I borrow? Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:11 The Front Door 2:06 A SIM Card, Please 3:54 Hello, Neighbour 5:48 Repeat the key phrases 6:24 Wrong Side of the Road 8:07 A City Bike 9:55 A Bank Account Selfie 11:38 Where Are the Eggs? 13:28 Unexpected Item 15:45 Whose Wi-Fi? 17:30 Which Bin? 19:30 A Library Card 21:16 Caught in the Rain 23:00 Tea for Three 25:42 Outro Which of Emi's mix-ups has happened to you: the open door, the wrong bus stop or the almost-lemon bananas? #MovingAbroad #NewCity #LearnEnglish #EmiAndKai