Everyday Conversations: Common Phrases and Situations

The conversation revolves around planning meetings and sharing daily experiences.

### Everyday Conversations: Essential Phrases and Responses
* 👋 "It's nice to see you again," reflects the **warmth in reconnecting** with someone after a long time apart.
* 📅 When making plans, asking, "**Where should we meet tomorrow?**" helps in coordinating schedules effectively.
* 🤒 Expressing feelings like "**I'm not feeling well today**" opens up communication for **support and understanding**.
* 🚍 Mentioning logistical issues, such as "**The bus is running late**," keeps others informed about your situation.
* 💬 Questions like "Could you explain that to me?" encourage **clarity and ensure mutual understanding** in conversations.
* 🍽 When discussing dining plans, saying "**What do you want for dinner?**" facilitates decision-making and planning.
* 📞 It's important to communicate availability by saying, "**I'm not available at that time**," to manage expectations.
* 🌧 Observing the weather, such as "**It looks like it's going to rain**," can lead to discussions about plans and preparations.

Let's learn lingo. I'm looking forward to it. I'm not sure about that. I have to go now. I haven't seen you in ages. Where should we meet tomorrow? Can you give me some advice? I'm not feeling well today. I'll get back to you later.

It's really cold outside. Can you help me with this? I'll call you when I arrive. It's a bit too expensive for me. I have an important question for you. Please let me know if anything changes. We should go camping sometime. The bus is running late.

I haven't decided what to do yet. I think that's a great idea. I need to charge my phone. I'll be there in 5 minutes. Can we meet at the cafe? I'm trying to find the restaurant. I didn't expect that to happen.

happen Could you send me the details? Could you send me the details? I have no idea what you mean. I have no idea what you mean. It's nice to see you again. It's nice to see you again. I'll think about it and let you

know. I'll think about it and let you know. Could you repeat that more slowly? Could you repeat that more slowly? I'll check and get back to you. I'll check and get back to you. That's a good point you made. That's a good point you

made. I can't attend the meeting. I can't attend the meeting. I have a lot on my mind. I have a lot on my mind. I really appreciate your help. I really appreciate your help. Do you have the time? Do you have the time? I'm going to the grocery

store. I'm going to the grocery store. I'll see you at the station. I'll see you at the station. Could you please open the window? Could you please open the window? I'll be working from home tomorrow. I'll be working from home tomorrow. It's hard to say right

now. It's hard to say right now. I'll be right back with you. I'll be right back with you. Can you tell me the time? Can you tell me the time? Let's catch up sometime soon. Let's catch up sometime soon. I've been really busy l

lately. I've been really busy lately. Do you have any plans this weekend? Do you have any plans this weekend? I'll meet you in front of the cafe. I'll meet you in front of the cafe. I have to leave early tomorrow. 

I have to leave early tomorrow. It looks like it's going to rain. What time should I call you? I'll be ready in a few minutes. I'm planning to go shopping later. I need to focus on my work now. I'd like to reserve a table for two. I'll call you when I'm done.

Let's stay home today. How do you get to work every day? What do you want for dinner? Can we meet earlier tomorrow? What did you do this weekend? I'm not sure if I can go. I will try my best. I'm sorry I'm late.

I don't have time right now. How much is this? I'm going to take a nap. Can I get a glass of water please? How was your weekend? Do you know where the restroom is? I haven't eaten lunch yet. Could you explain that to me?

Again, could you explain that to me again? I'm afraid I can't help you today. I'm afraid I can't help you today. Would you like to go for a walk? Would you like to go for a walk? It's been a long day. It's been a long day.

I'm still working on that. I'm still working on that. I have a lot of work to do. I have a lot of work to do. That's exactly what I needed. That's exactly what I needed. I've never been to that restaurant. I've never been to that

restaurant. Can you give me a ride? Can you give me a ride? I'm running a little late today. I'm running a little late today. Could you give me directions to the station? Could you give me directions to the station? I'm trying to figure that out. I'm trying to figure that

out. I'm planning to visit my friend. I'm planning to visit my friend. I need to prepare for the meeting. I need to prepare for the meeting. Could you explain how this works? Could you explain how this works? I'm looking forward to seeing you. I'm looking forward to seeing

you. Please feel free to contact me anytime. Please feel free to contact me anytime. Could you hold on for a moment? Could you hold on for a moment? The weather is nice today. The weather is nice today. Let me know when you're free. Let me know when you're free.

I'm not available at that time. I'm not available at that time. Do you want to watch a movie? Do you want to watch a movie? I'm feeling really tired today. I'm feeling really tired today. I have another appointment tomorrow. I have another appointment

Tomorrow, can we meet later in the afternoon? Can we meet later in the afternoon? I'll be done with work soon. I'll be done with work soon. I'm looking for my phone. I'm looking for my phone. I'm feeling a bit hungry.

I'm feeling a bit hungry. I haven't received your email yet. I haven't received your email yet. I forgot my wallet at home. I forgot my wallet at home. What time does this store close? What time does this store close? Do you have any recommendations?

[French] 100 phrases de conversation utiles en anglais 【Édition de conversation quotidienne】

Lingo Learning Quest

General conversation starters and requests

Learning lingo, expressing uncertainty, and scheduling meetings.

Seeking advice, reporting illness, and promising to respond later.

Observations about weather, requests for help, and confirming arrival.

Expressing budget constraints, posing questions, and requesting updates.

Expressing indecision, suggesting ideas, and addressing technological needs.

Confirming meeting times and locations, and expressing surprise.

Requests for clarification and information

Requesting details, expressing confusion, and acknowledging greetings.

Requests for repetition and confirmation, acknowledging a point, and expressing inability to attend.

Expressing mental state, showing appreciation, and inquiring about time.

Announcing plans, making requests, and expressing uncertainty.

Suggesting future meetings, expressing busyness, and discussing weekend plans.

Confirming meeting points, announcing early departures, and observing weather.

Making plans, focusing on work, and making reservations.

Discussing daily routines, meal preferences, and scheduling meetings.

Discussing weekend activities, expressing uncertainty, and apologizing for lateness.

Expressing time constraints, inquiring about prices, and making requests.

Inquiring about well-being, requesting directions, and reporting hunger.

Reporting work progress, expressing workload, and expressing satisfaction.

Sharing experiences, requesting rides, and reporting lateness.

Requesting directions, sharing plans, and preparing for meetings.

Requesting explanations, expressing anticipation, and offering contact information.