Lesson No 34C -Practice Conversations

Practice Conversations

Engaging in practice conversations can help improve your fluency and confidence in English. Below are some example conversations covering a variety of common scenarios. Each dialogue includes the English sentences along with their pronunciations in Devanagari script.

1. Introducing Yourself

Dialogue 1: At a Party

  • Person A: Hello, my name is John. What’s your name?
    • हेलो, माय नेम इज़ जॉन। व्हाट्स योर नेम?
  • Person B: Hi, I’m Sarah. Nice to meet you, John.
    • हाय, आय’म सारा। नाइस टू मीट यू, जॉन।
  • Person A: Nice to meet you too, Sarah. Where are you from?
    • नाइस टू मीट यू टू, सारा। व्हेयर आर यू फ्रॉम?
  • Person B: I’m from New York. How about you?
    • आय’म फ्रॉम न्यू यॉर्क। हाउ अबाउट यू?
  • Person A: I’m from Los Angeles.
    • आय’म फ्रॉम लॉस एंजेलिस।
  • Person B: Oh, I love Los Angeles! What do you do?
    • ओह, आय लव लॉस एंजेलिस! व्हाट डू यू डू?
  • Person A: I’m a graphic designer. What about you?
    • आय’म अ ग्राफिक डिज़ाइनर। व्हाट अबाउट यू?
  • Person B: I’m a teacher.
    • आय’म अ टीचर।

2. Asking for Directions

Dialogue 2: On the Street

  • Person A: Excuse me, could you tell me how to get to the nearest bank?
    • एक्सक्यूज़ मी, कुड यू टेल मी हाउ टू गेट टू द नियरेस्ट बैंक?
  • Person B: Sure. Go straight for two blocks, then turn right. The bank will be on your left.
    • श्योर। गो स्ट्रेट फॉर टू ब्लॉक्स, देन टर्न राइट। द बैंक विल बी ऑन योर लेफ्ट।
  • Person A: Thank you so much!
    • थैंक यू सो मच!
  • Person B: You’re welcome.
    • यू’र वेलकम।
See also  Lesson No 16B-Doctor, Teacher, Engineer, etc.

3. At a Restaurant

Dialogue 3: Ordering Food

  • Waiter: Good evening. Are you ready to order?
    • गुड ईवनिंग। आर यू रेडी टू ऑर्डर?
  • Customer A: Yes, we are. I would like the grilled chicken, please.
    • यस, वी आर। आय वुड लाइक द ग्रिल्ड चिकन, प्लीज़।
  • Customer B: And I’ll have the vegetarian pasta.
    • एंड आय’ल हैव द वेजेटेरियन पास्ता।
  • Waiter: Would you like anything to drink?
    • वुड यू लाइक एनीथिंग टू ड्रिंक?
  • Customer A: Yes, I’ll have a glass of red wine.
    • यस, आय’ल हैव अ ग्लास ऑफ रेड वाइन।
  • Customer B: I’ll just have water, please.
    • आय’ल जस्ट हैव वॉटर, प्लीज़।
  • Waiter: Great, your order will be ready shortly.
    • ग्रेट, योर ऑर्डर विल बी रेडी शॉर्टली।

4. Shopping

Dialogue 4: Buying Clothes

  • Salesperson: Hello! How can I help you today?
    • हेलो! हाउ कैन आय हेल्प यू टुडे?
  • Customer: Hi, I’m looking for a new pair of jeans.
    • हाय, आय’म लुकिंग फॉर अ न्यू पेर ऑफ जीन्स।
  • Salesperson: What size are you looking for?
    • व्हाट साइज आर यू लुकिंग फॉर?
  • Customer: I’m a size 32.
    • आय’म अ साइज थर्टी-टू।
  • Salesperson: Here, try these on. The fitting rooms are over there.
    • हियर, ट्राई थीज़ ऑन। द फिटिंग रूम्स आर ओवर देयर।
  • Customer: Thank you.
    • थैंक यू।

5. At the Office

Dialogue 5: Meeting a New Colleague

  • Person A: Hi, I’m Emily. I just joined the marketing team.
    • हाय, आय’म एमिली। आय जस्ट जॉइंड द मार्केटिंग टीम।
  • Person B: Nice to meet you, Emily. I’m Raj, and I work in the IT department.
    • नाइस टू मीट यू, एमिली। आय’म राज, एंड आय वर्क इन द आईटी डिपार्टमेंट।
  • Person A: Nice to meet you too, Raj. How long have you been here?
    • नाइस टू मीट यू टू, राज। हाउ लॉन्ग हैव यू बीन हियर?
  • Person B: I’ve been with the company for three years.
    • आय’व बीन विथ द कंपनी फॉर थ्री इयर्स।
  • Person A: That’s great! Do you have any tips for a newcomer?
    • दैट’स ग्रेट! डू यू हैव एनी टिप्स फॉर अ न्यूकमर?
  • Person B: Just be yourself and don’t be afraid to ask questions. Everyone’s really friendly here.
    • जस्ट बी यॉरसेल्फ एंड डोन्ट बी अफ्रेड टू आस्क क्वेश्चन। एवरीवन’स रियली फ्रेंडली हियर।
  • Person A: Thanks, I’ll keep that in mind.
    • थैंक्स, आय’ल कीप दैट इन माइंड।
See also  Lesson No 6B-Relations With Family Members.

6. At a Doctor’s Office

Dialogue 6: Booking an Appointment

  • Receptionist: Good morning, how can I help you?
    • गुड मॉर्निंग, हाउ कैन आय हेल्प यू?
  • Patient: I’d like to book an appointment with Dr. Smith.
    • आय’ड लाइक टू बुक अन अपॉइंटमेंट विथ डॉ. स्मिथ।
  • Receptionist: Sure, when are you available?
    • श्योर, व्हेन आर यू अवेलेबल?
  • Patient: How about this Thursday at 10 AM?
    • हाउ अबाउट दिस थर्सडे ऐट टेन ए.एम.?
  • Receptionist: Let me check. Yes, that time is available. I’ll book you in for Thursday at 10 AM.
    • लेट मी चेक। यस, दैट टाइम इज़ अवेलेबल। आय’ल बुक यू इन फॉर थर्सडे ऐट टेन ए.एम.
  • Patient: Thank you.
    • थैंक यू।

7. In a Classroom

Dialogue 7: Asking Questions

  • Teacher: Does anyone have any questions about the lesson?
    • डज़ एनीवन हैव एनी क्वेश्चन्स अबाउट द लेसन?
  • Student: Yes, I have a question. Can you explain this part again?
    • यस, आय हैव अ क्वेश्चन। कैन यू एक्सप्लेन दिस पार्ट अगेन?
  • Teacher: Of course. This part explains how photosynthesis works.
    • ऑफ कोर्स। दिस पार्ट एक्सप्लेंस हाउ फोटोसिंथेसिस वर्क्स।
  • Student: Oh, I understand now. Thank you.
    • ओह, आय अंडरस्टैंड नाउ। थैंक यू।
  • Teacher: You’re welcome.
    • यू’र वेलकम।

Tips for Practice Conversations

  1. Role Play: Practice with a friend or language partner by taking turns to play different roles.
  2. Record Yourself: Record your conversations and play them back to identify areas for improvement.
  3. Focus on Pronunciation: Pay attention to how words and sentences are pronounced and practice them.
  4. Use Real-life Scenarios: Practice conversations that you are likely to encounter in real life.
  5. Ask for Feedback: If practicing with someone else, ask for feedback to help you improve.
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By engaging in these practice conversations and following the tips, you will become more comfortable and confident in your English communication skills. Happy learning!

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