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Everyday English Dialogs

Real English conversations to read, listen to, and speak along with. The illustrated lessons take one everyday place each — the restaurant, the doctor, a job interview — in fifteen short conversations with a picture and audio for every line. Below them, more short two-person dialogs for common situations.

CEFR A1–B1 · 20 dialogs · US English

One real-life place per lesson — fifteen short conversations, each with its own picture and audio for every line.

Job Interview & Work English

B1

Travel English — Airport & Arrival

B1

Medical English — Doctor & Pharmacy

B1

Restaurant, Bank & Hotel English

B1

More Dialogs to Read A1–B1

Shorter two-person dialogs to read — a doctor’s visit, shopping for clothes, opening a bank account, a job interview. Clear back-and-forth turns, ideal for practicing with a partner.

  1. Doctor Appointment (Patient & Doctor) A2 ~1 min · 143 words

    Checking in, symptoms, basic advice; short, clear turns for listening practice.

  2. Shopping for Clothes (Customer & Salesperson) A2 ~1 min · 113 words

    Ask about size, color, fitting room, price, and returns.

  3. Phone Support (Customer & Agent) A2 ~1 min · 121 words

    Explain a problem, verify details, follow step-by-step instructions.

  4. Café Order (Customer & Barista) A1 ~1 min · 54 words

    Order drinks and snacks; polite phrases and numbers.

  5. Train Tickets (Traveler & Clerk) A1 ~1 min · 64 words

    Ask about times, prices, and platforms at a station.

  6. Open a Bank Account (Customer & Banker) A2 ~1 min · 96 words

    Show ID, choose account type, make a first deposit.

  7. Apartment Viewing (Renter & Landlord) A2 ~1 min · 129 words

    Ask about rent, utilities, and rules during a visit.

  8. Post Office: Send a Package (Customer & Clerk) A1 ~1 min · 75 words

    Ask for a box, write an address, choose standard or express.

  9. Job Interview (Applicant & Manager) B1 ~2 min · 294 words

    Answer common interview questions: experience, strengths, availability.

  10. Returning a Faulty Product (Customer & Manager) B1 ~2 min · 235 words

    Make a polite complaint, explain the problem, and ask for a refund or replacement.

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