Dialogs dictionary

• Could you take me to the city center?

• Could you wait for me here?
• How long will I have to wait?

• When will you be coming back?

• Do you mind if I open the window?

• Did you have a good journey?

• Have you ever been to Italy?
• I've never been but I'd love to go someday.

• How long does the journey take?

• Excuse me. I'm looking for this address.
• It's this way / Take this road / Go down there / You're going the wrong way.
• Is it a long way?
• It's not far / It's quite a long way.

• How much do you want to pay?

• What sort of room would you like?
• I'd like a double room.

• I prefer X.

• What I want to do today is X.

• May I wish you all an enjoyable visit.

• Make sure you X.

• Can I remind you that X.

• Please be sure to X.

• We're going to begin with X.

• We'll catch up again later at X.

• Did you have any trouble finding us?

• It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to 2nd International Converence on X.

• It's nice to meet you in person.

• The situation is that X.

• Are they better?
• The advantage of X is Y.

• How long will it take to X?

• Can everybody see that OK?

• How many lumps of sugar do you take in your tea?
• I don't take any sugar.

• What have you had for breakfast?

• May I have another cup of tea?
• Certainly. Help yourself.

• Be so kind as to pass me the bread please?
• Certainly. Here you are.
• Thank you very mach.
• It's a pleasure.

• Let me give you some more meat.
• No, thank you. I can't eat any more.

• May I have a little more?
• Yes. certainly. Let me help you to some more.

• It was a good idea at the time.

• Enough is enough!

• We'd like to invite you to our dinner this Friday.
• Wonderful. We'd love to come.

• Everything was delicious. Thank you.
• The table looks beautiful.

• X is fine for me.

• We need to meet about X.

• What's the difference?
• There's no difference / This one's better.

• How do they compare?
• X does ..., but Y also ...

• What's the matter?
• I've got a terrible cough.

• Here are three pieces of advice I can give you.

• Do you think it is better?
• I'm not so sure.

• What's your opinion?
• In my opinion X.

• What do you mean?

• Do you agree with him?

• I've got a question for Chris.

• Can you tell us more about that?

• It's cold in here.
• Shell I close the window?

• Shell I carry your bag?
• No, no. It's fine, thanks.

• Cloud you give an example?

• I don't understand. Can you explain?

• Wishing you a speedy recovery!

• May you be happy and peaceful.

• May you be healthy and strong.

• Let there be light.

• Let there be peace on earth.

• May the best man win!

• May you have a long life!

• Pass me the sauce, please.
• Yes, here you are.

• Come to the party tomorrow!

• So help me God.

• I'd like to place an order.

• How about a cup of tea?
• It sounds good.

• What are you planning to do today?
• I'm not sure.

• Would you like a drink?
• Sure, let's go.

• Are you ready?
• Yes. I'm ready.

• Are you married?
• No. I'm single.

• How long have you been here?
• About 2 years.

• How many children do you have?
• I have three children, two boys and one girl.

• Would you like to have coffee?
• No. Thanks. I like tea.

• I have a reservation.

• Do you need a few minutes?
• I think we're ready.

• Anything else?
• Nothing else.

• Hi! Thank you for calling. It's Mike Random, Pencil Corporation. How can I help you today?

• What is your company?
• My company's name's /I work for Silicon Corporation.
• Where's your head office?
• Our head office is in NY.

• There's a good view from the living room. What floor are we on here?
• The third floor. Well, what do you think?
• Well, it's in a quiet location. And ...

• When all you have is a hammer, everything starts to look like a nail.

• Can you help me?
• Sure.

• I'd like a cheaper one.

• Sorry, we're late.
• It's OK. I haven't been waiting long.

• Have you been waiting long?
• No, I haven't. Where's Marry?
• She'll be here is a minute... Oh, here she is now.

• We used to have parties every Friday.
• When was that?
• About ten years ago, I suppose.
• Oh, I didn't use to come here in those days.

• We are going to the pub for lunch. Do you want to join us?
• No, sorry. Look at all this work. I'm going to be very busy today.

• Isn't it cold today?
• Yes, it's a little cold, but I like cold weather.

• Don't you like cold weather?

• I am sorry I'm late.
• No problem. That's all right.

• We do apologize.
• Don't worry. It's all right.

• What color is his hair?
• He is blond.

• How long does it take?
• Sometimes it takes an hour.

• Do you think it will rain?

• Isn't it hot today?

• It's a nice day, isn't it?
• Yes, it's lovely.

• It's a wonderful day, isn't it?

• Excuse me, ten o'clock?

• Sorry, could you repeat that?

• Dear Mr Rich. ... I hope to hear from you. Regards. John Smith.

• Let me finish.

• Excuse me. May I say something?

• Two apples, please.
• Here you are.

• Where does it leave from?

• What time does it start?
• It starts at 9 o'clock.

• Could you speak more slowly, please?

• Hi Bob! ... See you soon. Take care. John

• What did you think of it?

• Do you often go abroad on business?

• Are you interested in football?

• What kind of food do you like?

• Sorry, I didn't catch that.
• I said ...

• We're here today to talk about X.

• How old are you?
• I'm 13.

• The bill, please!
• Here you are.

• Would you mind writing your email later?

• I speak only a little Thai.

• Could I have it within ten minutes please?

• Could you possibly help me with the printer?

• I was wondering if you could do something for me...

• Would you be able to print out a file for me?

• I've just joined the team.

• Sorry, I'm quite busy right now.

• Please, take your shoes off.

• Would anyone like dessert?

• Shell we go somewhere else?
• I know a good place.

• You're really good-looking.
• Thanks for the compliment.

• Would you like some more?
• I'm full.

• When can I see you again?

• Would you like to join us?
• Thanks for the invitation, but ...

• Can I buy you a drink?
• Sorry, you're not my type!

• Have you been here before?

• Is this your first time here / in X?

• Have you thought about X?
• Sorry, but I don't think that would work.

• It would be better to X.

• X says that we should Y.

• Good evening.
• Evening.

• What does he look like?
• He's not very tall.

• May I help you?

• When do you work?
• I work from Monday till Friday.

• Where do you work?
• I work at National Radio / in a bank.

• What is the address?
• 21 California Street.

• What do they make?
• They make plastic bags.

• Do you live in a house?
• No, I don't.
• Do you live in an apartment?
• Yes, I do.

• Tell me where you live.
• I live at X
• Give me your telephone number.
• ...
• Show me your driver's license.
• Here it is.

• How do you travel to Los Angeles?
• We travel by plane/car.
• How do you travel to New York?
• We take the train.

• What's that?
• It's a map.

• Do you have an account with us?

• I'd like to find out about an order.
• Can I ask when you placed the order?
• ...
• It was dispatched on X.

• Could you check it out for me?
• According to my information, the order is not yet dispatched.
• I'm not happy about this.

• This is unacceptable.
• I'll look into it immediately. I'll get back to you within 10 minutes.

• Do you enjoy your job?

• How many people are there is your family?

• From my point of view X.

• As far as I'm concerned X.

• He is number one in my phone book.

• And he is one of those people you can rely on.

• We have known each other for nearly thirty years, so we know everything to know about each other.

• She has helped me through some difficult times.

• I've known Kathrine for a long time.

• So, where exactly in Poland do you come from?

• The only problem with Peter he is a bit competitive.

• We've got lots of things in common.

• What was the weather yesterday?
• We had a storm yesterday.

• What would you like for dinner?
• Well... Oh, I don't know.

• Is there a cafe in the hotel?

• When does the restaurant open for dinner?

• The gift shop is over there.

• How's the weather?
• It's cold outside.

• Could I leave a message for him?
• Just a moment. Let me get a pen.

• When do you want to come back?

• When is the next train to London?

• What time does it leave?

• Hello.
• Hi.

• So, to summarize X.

• I can't believe it.

• You don't understand. Let me explain you one more time.

• Hello, is that John?
• No, John doesn't live here. You must have the wrong number.

• There's small problem here.

• I'm so sorry I missed the meeting. I feel awful about it.
• No, really. It's fine.

• Hello, may I speak to Ann?
• I'm sorry, Ann's not at home. What can I do for you?
• Please tell her I want to speak to her.

• I'm very/really/terribly/so sorry. I'm late.
• Don't worry about it.

• Sorry to be late. I'm afraid I didn't hear my alarm clock.
• That's OK. No problem. / I don't believe you.

• Why don't we X?
• That's a great idea.

• Is everyone happy with that date?

• How much time do we need for X?

• What if X?

• Can I introduce myself?

• Can you ask him to call me back?

• Can I speak to the person in charge, please?

• I hate it when kids run around and scream.

• So what appears to be the problem?
• It keeps on X / It's always Y.

• I need somebody to X.
• Leave it with me.

• So far so good.

• How are things going?
• Everything's on track.

• I'm in charge of X.
• I deal with / oversee Y.

• I can X if you want.

• What's happening with X?

• Have you thought of doing X?

• Perhaps you could do X.
• Right.

• I'd like to introduce you to X.

• Why don't you do X?
• I don't think that will work.

• Have a look at this diagram.

• Is that clear?

• I feel bad/terrible about it/this.

• How do you like it?

• Keep calm!

• Excuse me!

• I really admire him.

• He has done such a good job.

• Isn't he the greatest?
• I've never seen anyone better.

• What's the trouble?

• Where are you staying/working/studying?

• Where are you going/moving?

• I'm sorry, I'm late.
• Don't let it happen again.

• I think he is marvelous.

• What are you looking at?

• What are you hoping for?

• When are you going/leaving/moving?

• When are you starting/finishing?

• Coffee, sir?
• No! Thank you!

• Would you like tea or coffee?

• Thank you, Mom.
• You're welcome.

• Sorry, Grandma.
• That's OK.

• What do you do?
• I'm a welder. What do you do?
• I'm a reporter.

• Excuse me, sir.

• Goodbye, Mr. Bishop. Thank you for your time.

• Tea, Grandpa?
• Yes, please.
• Do you take sugar?

• Let's go to the movie theater.
• Yes, all right.

• Let's go to the club.
• Sorry, I'm busy. Let's go tomorrow.
• OK.

• What a nice garden!

• What a day! So rainy.

• What beautiful roses! How king of you to bring them!

• How long have you been absent?
• I was away three months or so.

• He's pretty good, but not nearly as good as Mike.

• Where is Margaret?
• They told me she had gone to a birthday party.

• What you see is what you get.

• I never miss a change.

• What about X?
• We haven't done X yet.

• How nice of you to help me out!

• What a silly thing to do!

• Where are we with X?
• We've already done X.

• I'll take questions at the end.

• Look forward to see you soon.

• I'll send you a text/mail.

• What are the hours of work?

• Can I see the report?

• I'd like to take the job. When do you want me to start?

• Will I have to work shifts?

• We need someone with experience.

• We'd like to invite you to the interview.

• Is it convenient to talk at the moment?
• Sorry, my battery's about to run out / I'm about to run out of credit.

• Could you ask him to call me?

• I'd prefer the Wednesday.
• Can we move it back to Monday?

• Can we bring it forward to Thursday?
• Sorry, I can't make the Friday.

• Can you tell me a little bit more about X?

• Is that something you deal with?

• Would it be possible for X to Y?

• Can we fix a date for the meeting?
• How about the 10th of June?
• Monday would be better.
• Monday suits me.

• Whereas before X, we now Y.

• This graph shows X.

• I'd like to find out about X.

• We're interested in X.

• Do you know what this means?

• Do you hear that?

• Where do you live now?
• I live in Baltimore now. I lived in Florida last year.

• Where do you live?
• I live at 55 Georgia Street.

• I'm leaving. I've had enough of all this nonsense!

• Don't do that!

• Do you think it's possible?

• Do you need anything else? / Is there anything else?

• What does she look like?
• She is tall.
• What is she like?
• She is talkative.

• He works hard.
• Oh no, he hardly works!

• My clock is one minute fast.
• Mine is ten minutes slow!

• What is the meaning of AM?
• AM is a short form of the Latin words ante meridiem.

• Where are you from?
• I am from Poland.

• What city are you from?
• I am from New York.

• Excuse me, where is Art Museum?
• Sorry. I don't know.

• Where is the Museum?
• Go straight ahead.

• Let's go to the movie, shall we?

• They had no reason to do so, did they?

• The road to the hell is paved with good intentions.

• Necessity is the mother of invention.

• The main advice I have for you is study.

• What's the use?

• What does that matter?

• Good night.
• Night.

• Can you order me a taxi?

• The aim is to X.

• Take a seat. Mr Smith will be right down.

• Let me introduce you to Mike Thomson.

• Let me show you around.

• Can you sign here, please?

• Please excuse me. I have to leave.
• Nice talking to you.

• Good morning. I have an appointment with X.

• I hear you work for X.

• Would you like another cup?
• No, thanks.

• Can we arrange a meeting?

• What time are you free?

• Go straight on for about 300 meters.

• Do you think my wife would like it?

• We could take a taxi instead.
• Or we could leave tomorrow morning.

• Is this seat free?
• Sure.
• Thanks a lot.

• Could you spell that?

• Excuse me sir. Do you have a moment?
• Yes, OK.
• Can I ask a couple of questions?

• What time did you get back?

• What film did you see?

• Nothing surprises me any more.

• You could buy a ticket online.

• Shall we leave our bags here?

• Do you speak English?
• A little, but not very well.

• I wish you two a happy life / happiness / many happy years.

• I wish you good luck.
• Oh, thanks. I need some luck. It's going to be a big change.

• I wish you nothing but the best.

• I hope you learned a little bit here.
• This has been one of my best classes in law school._
• I'm glad to hear it. I've heard you have a good job waiting for you.

• Congratulations, honey. We're all proud of you.
• Oh, mom, stop it. You're embarrassing me.
• It's my job. I'm a mother. And now you're a college graduate.
• It's hard to believe. Four years of college and now I'm done.

• Anyway, I've got to get back to work.

• Oh, don't be so humble. You deserve the promotion.

• Seriously, it's the best thing you've ever done.

• If anything goes wrong, it's not your fault/worry. So relax.

• What's the price?
• The total price is X
• Does that include delivery?

• Can you confirm my order by email?

• Let's look at this pie chart.

• As you can see X.

• We found that X.

• We wanted to find out X.

• The purpose of this research was X.

• The important thing here is X.

• Good morning. Maria speaking!

• I'm sorry, Richard is not in the office / he's out.

• I'm writing about X

• Please find attached the development plan.

• Can I take a message for him?
• ...
• I'll give Sam your message.

• I'm calling about the new website.

• Please call me back as soon as possible.

• I'd like to order a package.
• Do you have the item number?
• The item number is 1234.

• Just a moment/minute!

• Do you really like it?

• What do you think of my work so far?

• So what do you think?
• Personally I think we should X.

• What do you think of that?

• Do you think so?

• Do you like that idea?

• Let me go on.

• That sounds awful.

• Is that OK with you?
• That doesn't sound very good.

• My next point is about X.

• As I said before, ...

• I think that's everything / That's everything I want to say.

• Wait a minute!

• Pardon me. Can you tell me how to get to the subway?

• May I add something?

• Hold on!

• I'll let you know what happens.

• Let me help.

• You make mistakes because you are doing two things at the same time.

• Finally - and this is the big one - your stress level goes up.

• Can we sum up what we've agreed?

• Oh, don't move! I'll do it.
• Thanks a lot.
• No problem.

• Er, excuse me.
• Yeah.
• You dropped this.
• Oh. Thanks so much.
• That's OK.

• I'll talk about that later.

• Can we move on to the next point?

• Can we come back to that later?

• I think we've covered this point.

• That brings me to the end of my presentation. Thanks for listening.

• How are you?
• Fine, thanks. And you?
• I'm fine.

• Goodbye, dear.
• Goodbye, darling.

• What's your surname?
• My surname is Brown.

• How are you?
• Fine, thanks.

• This is Pete.
• We've met.

• Can I ask you a few questions, please?
• Er, OK.
• What's your name?
• My name is Peter.
• ...

• Hello. I'm Bob. I'm a reporter.
• Good afternoon. I'm happy/delighted to meet you.

• Have you met?
• No, we haven't.

• Nice to meet you, Robert.
• Call me Rob.

• Who are you?
• I'm Yuzen Yang.
• Please write it for me.

• Thanks very much for listening.

• So if I understand you correctly, X.
• Exactly.

• So if I've followed what you've said, X.

• How does that sound?
• That sounds good/interesting.

• Does everyone agree?
• Yes, fair enough.

• Do you play any instruments?
• I'm in a band.

• What sort of work do you do?
• I work as a teacher.

• What do you like doing in your spare time?
• I love going out / I enjoy traveling.

• Do you play any sports?
• Yes, I play tennis.

• Who do you work for?
• I work for myself / I have my own business.

• I'm training to be an engineer.
• I'm a trainee accountant.

• What line of work are you in?
• I work in sales / I stay at home and look after the children.

• I've been made redundant.
• I'm retired.

• Which university are you at?
• I am at Harvard University.
• Which year are you in?
• I'm in my final year / I've just graduated.

• What religion are you?
• I'm Christian.

• You'll notice that X.

• Could you ring/call/phone me back?
• Of course. Could you give me the number?
• Just a moment. It's 123-456.
• Let me check that. 123-456.
• That's right.
• Fine. Hang up and I'll call you back straightaway.

• What's wrong with you?
• I have a bad sore throat.
• I can't stay here. I'm off!

• How do you say this word?

• Can you repeat that, please?
• 666-666.
• So that's 666-666.

• Where do you come from?
• I am from Italy.

• How do you spell it?

• Could I have one of those batteries, please?
• Yes of course. Here you are.

• When is your birthday?

• How much does it cost?

• Is there anything else you'd like to add?

• Is there anything else you'd like to add?

• Can you do Saturday?
• No.
• That leaves Sunday.

• I'd love to X

• Thank you! That's very kind of you.

• I do apologize.

• Thank you very much / so much!

• It's a pleasure!

• That's all right!

• Is two by three seven?
• That's wrong / not right!

• Let's move on to X.

• What time is it?
• It's half past six.

• Tell me the time.
• It's a quarter to nine.

• Goodbye.
• Bye.

• X is likely / unlikely to Y.

• Hopefully, X will / won't Y.

• I hope X will / won't Y.

• X will probably/definitely Y.

• Is X likely to Y?

• Shall I X?
• No, thanks. I'd rather Y.

• Would you like me to X?
• Yes, please. That would be nice.

• I'm here today to tell you about X.

• First of all, we're going to X.

• That brings me to the end of the talk.

• What's wrong with it exactly?
• It looks like X.

• What happens is I push this lever and it X.

• The main thing to note is X.

• What sort of things do you like doing?
• I really love hiking.

• Do you like playing football?
• I don't enjoy running.

• Will it let me X?

• Will it allow me to X?

• As soon as you X, it starts to Y.

• One other useful feature is that X.

• What happens when X?

• On the one hand X, but on the other hand Y.

• Can I try it on?
• Sure, the changing rooms are over there.

• I should have listened to my mom.

• Where does it hurt?
• It hurts here.

• Are you busy?
• Yes. I have a lot of things to do.

• Hello. Is Rosa in the office?
• Yes, sure. One moment.

• Look at this! Look at this one!

• Money is the root of all evil.

• Hi. Is that Rosa?
• No. It isn't. It's Maria.
• Is Rosa here?
• No. I'm sorry, she's out.

• Hello, Ben.
• Hi, Billy.

• I was just making sure we were on the same page.

• What are you talking about?

• Why? What happened?

• That's true.

• Can you give me an example?

• Can you explain it to me?

• What does it mean?

• What is it?

• How is your mother?
• She is all right now, but she felt terrible yesterday.

• How are you Tom?
• I am OK.
• And how is Barbara?
• She is perfect.

• That depends.

• Anything wrong?

• Are you in charge?

• Don't be embarrassed.

• That should fix it / sort it out / solve the problem.

• Is two and three five?
• That's right!

• A good example that comes to mind...

• I'm particularly proud of X.

• That's absolutely right.

• Well said, Anna!

• How well he speaks!

• It actually goes a little bit deeper than that.

• I hope you will get well soon.

• So be it.

• How are you doing that?

• See what I mean!

• But goodness! She likes to talk…

• You seem to be doing very well.

• How long are you staying?

• Do you have a boyfriend?

• Are your parents still alive?

• Who do you live with?

• How long are you planning to stay here?
• Another year.
• Do you like it here?
• I like it a lot.
• What do you like about it?
• I like the food/weather/people.

• How long have you lived here?
• I've only just arrived / A few months / Just over three years.

• Do you have any plans for the summer?

• Do you have any children?
• I don't have any children.

• Do you have any brothers or sisters?
• No, I'm an only child.

• Do you live on your own?
• I share with one another person.

• Do you live with anybody?
• I live with a friend.

• Why are you laughing/smiling?

• Why are you looking at me like that?

• Bye.
• See you.

• Because of this X.

• How do you get to work?

• What time does the meeting start/finish?

• I hope you feel better soon.

• I'm going out for lunch. I'll be back at 2AM.

• How are you feeling?
• I've got flu.
• I think you should go and see a doctor.

• Are you filling any better?
• I need to see a doctor.

• What time do you open/close?

• Can I take photographs?

• I want to make a withdrawal.

• How much are the tickets?
• 10$
• Is there a discount for students?

• Where did you learn your English?
• I taught myself.

• How do you pronounce this word?

• Are you waiting for someone?

• Are you working tomorrow?

• At what time did it happened?

• What did you do last night?

• When will he be back?
• He'll be back in 15 minutes.

• Have you arrived?

• Have you done this before?

• How do I use this?

• Do what you value. Value what you do.

• Where were you born?

• There was something wrong with his car.

• Is there anything wrong?

• What do you think would help you to X?

• Something I need to work on is X.

• I think X is an area for improvement.

• So let's summarize what we've agreed.

• Is anything the matter?

• What's the matter?

• Do you have any vacancies?

• What do you think of X?

• Can I join you?

• Can I book a room?

• Can you give me a hand?
• Yes, of course.

• Can she call me back as soon as possible?

• I'd like to speak to X.

• I'm sorry, but she isn't available.

• I'll let you know as soon as I can.
• Thanks a lot for your help.

• I'll speak to X about this.
• That would be great.

• I don't know how to X.

• Do you want a hand?
• That would be good.

• Did you have a good weekend?
• Yes, it was OK. I didn't do much.

• How was your weekend?
• Not bad. / It was OK. / So-so.

• What follow-up tests will I need to monitor the medication's effectiveness?

• What should I do if I experience an unexpected side effect to the medication?

• Nothing special.

• That's great/a shame/terrible.

• What did you do?

• Who did you go with?

• Are there any foods, drinks, or other drugs that can change the strength or effectiveness of this medication?

• How long will I need to take this medication?

• Why not get up and go early tomorrow morning?

• Do I need to take this medication with food?

• What are the common side effects of this medication?

• Can I crush my pills?

• Why is it important for me to follow a schedule while taking this medication?

• What should I do if I miss a dose?

• Your room is 5.

• Do the rooms have Internet access?

• Over the next few weeks X.

• So, if I understand you correctly X.

• In the long run X.

• By the end of the month X.

• Where does this leave us?
• We expect to X.

• What's the next step?
• I intend to X.

• Please accept my warmest congratulations.

• I must congratulate you.

• You have my best wishes.

• Good job!

• Outstanding!

• Allow me to congratulate you!

• I'm sure you'll do fine.

• I wish you the best. Stay in touch.
• Will do. Take it easy.

• How much are you paying for X?

• Who's paying for the restaurant?

• Have you done X yet?
• I did it last week.

• We're very short of time / Time's running out.

• Can you deal with that?

• How do you feel about that?
• Personally, I feel we should X.

• I'm sorry, this isn't what I ordered.

• Bye for now.
• Yeah. Later.

• Did you have a good trip?

• Was the flight delayed?

• Have a good day / a nice day / a good one.

• Catch you later, Bob.
• Yep. Take it easy.

• I gotta go /run / jet.
• I'll see you around.

• Enjoy the rest of your day.
• You too. Be good.

• I'm not sure if we can be together anymore.
• What are you trying to tell me?

• Sarah is pregnant!
• When is she having the baby?

• See you later.
• Take care.

• See you Mike.
• See you later / at the party.

• Can you provide me with an update on X.

• To follow up on our meeting...

• The best thing would be to X.

• Thank you for the update.

• Thanks for getting in touch.

• Thanks for the quick response.

• I hope you enjoyed your weekend.

• I hope you're having a great week / a wonderful day.

• It's great to hear from you.

• I'm reaching out about X.

• Can I have a wake-up call?

• Hi! How are you feeling?
• Not bad. And how about you?

• Could you be more specific?

• What was that you said?

• We're getting off the subject.

• Sorry, I'm not with you.

• Is that a good fit?
• It's a bit small / It's just right.

• Do you want to try this on?
• Yes.
• What size are you? / What size do you take?
• I take a size 10.
• Where's the fitting room?

• Was everything alright?

• Could we see a menu, please?

• Shall we go for a drink?

• I'd like to pay my bill, please.
• How would you like to pay?
• I'll pay in cash.

• Could I see the room?

• Can you offer me any discount?

• We need somewhere to stay.

• Can I have a look at it?

• Here you are.
• Thanks a lot. That's kind of you.
• You're welcome.

• Can I have a glass of water, please?
• Yes, certainly.

• Would you like to visit our parents on holidays?
• Sounds good.

• The coffee here is never hot!

• When would you like to go?

• What time's good for you?
• How about meeting at 9 o'clock?
• OK. See you there.

• Are you free tonight?
• Sorry, I'm busy.

• What would you like to do?

• We think it's a good idea because X.

• That's everything I want to say.

• The main reason for this meeting is X.

• The best thing about this is X.

• If I were you, I'd X.

• How can I help?

• I'd like some vegetarian soup, please.
• I'm sorry, we don't have any soup.

• Excuse me? Can you tell me the way to the station?
• It's past the bank.

• I'll be right back!

• Does this dress suit me?

• Good morning.
• Morning.

• God/The Lord/Heaven bless you!

• Long live the Republic.

• God/The Lord/Heaven help us!

• God/The Lord/Heaven forbid!

• May you always be happy!

• The devil take you.

• May you break your neck!

• May all your troubles be small!

• I'm sure there's a solution.

• It's not your fault.

• There's a problem with X.
• I see.

• I understand totally.

• I know how you feel.

• It's not easy for you.

• Do you think X will Y?

• What if we did X?
• I think we could do that.

• Would you agree to do X?
• Sorry, that wouldn't be acceptable.

• We have a problem with X.
• Would it be OK if Y? That would allow us to Z.
• Yes, that would be possible.

• I beg your pardon young man, what did you just say to me?

• Take 1 pill at bedtime.

• Inject 24 units before breakfast and 12 units before dinner.

• Take 2 pills in the morning and 2 pills in the evening.

• Have a nice trip.

• Go to Hell.

• May his soul rest in peace.

• I don't think her cakes are any better yours.

• God save the king!

• Good luck!

• One downside is X, but on the plus side Y.

• You don't mind?
• Not at all.

• No problem.

• How much is it?
• ...
• I need to think about it. Thanks anyway.

• Can I help you?
• No, thanks. I'm just looking. / Yes. I'm looking for a sweater.

• Don't mention it. It's OK.

• We do apologize.

• I want to talk about X.

• Oh, that's a shame.

• I like it because X.

• Let me tell you about X.

• How much money do you have?
• I don't have any money.

• What's your job?
• I'm self-employed.

• Do you take credit card?
• Sorry, we only accept cash.

• Why was that?

• Are you sick?

• Are you allergic to anything?
• I'm allergic to seafood.

• What will the weather be like tomorrow?
• It's supposed to rain tomorrow.

• Who would you like to speak to?
• I'd like to speak to Mr. Smith please.

• -Where's the closest hotel?
• There's a hotel over there, but I don't think it's very good.

• What's today's date?
• October 2nd.

• We're very happy with your performance.

• As a result, we won't be able to X.

• Perhaps one thing to work on is X.

• May I see your book?
• I don't mind.

• May I ask you a question?
• Of course. / Sure.

• What does that mean?

• The sooner the better.

• Watch your step!

• Don't you like warm weather?

• What is this? What is the name of this?

• Watch your head!

• I'd be delighted if you would X.

• Give me an example.

• Can you explain what the word ferment means?

• It could be X.

• I was wondering if you would like to X.
• OK. I'll Y / Sorry, but I can't X.

• Would you like to join me X?
• I'd love to, but I'm afraid I Y.
• That's a pity.

• Have you worked here long?

• Hello, I don't think we've met.
• No.
• You must be Tom. I'm Anna. I've just joined the team.

• Are you sure it was him?
• No, I'm not sure.

• You're on your own now.

• How are you feeling Anna?
• Oh, a little nervous but I really want this job.
• Well don't worry Anna, as long as you say the right things, you'll be fine.

• Can I make a suggestion?

• Above all, the reason I want this job is X.

• Have you tried asking your colleagues?

• Why don't you try X?
• I'm not sure about that.

• Maybe we could X?

• I have an idea!

• Do you know each other / him / her?
• Yes. We worked together.

• How do you know each other?
• We used to work together.

• Which bus/tram goes to the park?

• Please tell me the way to the city center.

• How it's going?
• I've been very busy.

• How are you doing?
• Oh, pretty well.

• How's life?
• Don't even ask, man.

• How are things?
• Much the same as usual.

• What are you waiting for? Jump in!

• I'm sorry. I didn't catch your name.
• It's Joan.

• Can you say that again?

• Could I speak to X?
• I'm afraid he's not here.

• So what you're saying is X?

• X maintains that Y.

• Good morning and thanks for coming.

• What's the timescale on this?

• Is everyone happy with that?
• Yes, good point.

• Are we all agreed?
• I couldn't agree more.

• Do you like cooking?

• It's my friend Roy.
• Hi, pleased to meet you.

• We lost 2-0.
• I'm sorry to hear that.

• Thank you for letting me know.

• Could you repeat what you just said?

• It's good to see you again.

• How do you do Sir?
• I'm good thank you Jeeves, and you?
• Good, thank you Sir.

• Have a good journey.

• Please charge it to my account.
• Can I take your account details, please?

• What about having lunch now?
• Sounds good.

• I'm afraid I lost my keys.
• Don't let it happen again.

• I think you'd like it.

• What kind of films do you like?

• I really like sci-fi books.
• What are they about?

• I don't really like horror films.

• Can you recommend an interesting book?
• How about Harry Potter?
• What's it about?
• It's about X.

• Can you tell me the way to the beach?
• Yes, you turn left at the theater. Then go straight on for about 5 minutes.

• Excuse me, is there a post office near here?
• It's on the corner of the street.

• Excuse me, how can I get to Baker Street?
• Turn left at the crossroads.

• Do you have any money?
• A few dollars.

• As a result, X.

• It's because of the fact that X.

• What do you mean by X?

• How does it taste?

• I'd like to update you on X.

• I don't quite understand how it works.

• I'll run through X, then Y, then Z.

• As you know, we've recently X.

• Do you mean that X?

• I'm not sure I follow you.

• I don't feel like doing that.

• Let's do something different.
• How about going to the theater?
• Why don't we go to a dance performance?
• No, thanks.

• What's the weather like?
• It's stormy.

• No, it's not for me.

• I feel tired/better.
• You shouldn't go back to work too soon.

• The best time to visit London is July because the weather is usually OK.
• Be prepared for small rain.
• Bring a raincoat and a hat.

• Thank you for your help.

• I have a terrible headache.
• When did it start?
• Can you recommend anything?
• Take these tablets two times a day.

• I hope you're doing well.

• Thank you for the update.

• What's the deadline?

• We plan to X.

• I don't feel we should X.

• I'm not sure if you remember me.

• How was your journey?

• According to X Y.

• I'm dying for a cup of coffee.

• That's great!

• It's not perfect.

• It depends.

• Who's he?
• He's an old friend of mine.

• I think it's important to X.

• I don't agree / I disagree.

• Do you agree?
• Yes, I agree / I agree with you.

• What do you mean?

• Can you give me some information about X?

• What do you think?
• It's/That's a good idea.

• Did you see the match last night?

• Good afternoon.
• Good afternoon.

• Do you ever go sailing?

• Congratulations! I'm sure you deserve it.

• What are you trying to tell me / to say?

• What are you trying to do?

• What are you working on?

• What are you doing?

• Is it raining/snowing/getting better?

• Are you bringing anything?

• Are you leaving soon?

• Is she coming?

• Are you kidding/joking/being serious?

• I apologize for being late.
• No worries.

• Please accept my sincerest apologies.

• I'm sorry for breaking it / for not calling.

• I apologize for missing the meeting.

• I'm sorry. It was my fault.

• I'm sorry. I shouldn't have said that.

• I didn't mean to hurt you. How can I make it up to you?

• I'm sorry. It was an accident.

• How would you like your coffee?
• Double-double, please.

• How do you take your coffee?
• I take it black/white/regular.