Education & explainersEnglish Life Story 30-Days Slow English β€” Day 23: English At the Bakery πŸ₯–

30-Days Slow English β€” Day 23: English At the Bakery πŸ₯–

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Published Oct 12, 2026, 8:10 PM Β· 1d ago

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English Life Story
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Welcome to Day 23 of 30 Days of Slow English with English Life Story! πŸ₯–β˜•β€οΈ Do you know how to order bread, buy a croissant, or ask for a coffee in English? In today's lesson, Sarah visits a charming local bakery to buy fresh bread, choose a delicious chocolate croissant, order a small black coffee, and pay for her breakfast. Join Sarah and practice real-life English conversations using simple words, clear sentences, and natural expressions designed for English beginners. πŸ₯ WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS LESSON βœ… How to greet a baker politely\ βœ… How to order bread in English\ βœ… How to ask for whole wheat bread\ βœ… How to choose between sliced and whole bread\ βœ… How to ask for fresh croissants\ βœ… How to order a chocolate croissant\ βœ… How to order coffee in English\ βœ… How to ask, β€œHow much is it?”\ βœ… How to understand the total price\ βœ… How to pay by cash or card\ βœ… How to ask for a napkin politely\ βœ… How to complete a bakery conversation in English USEFUL ENGLISH PHRASES FROM THIS LESSON β€œI would like a loaf of bread, please.” β€œWould you like it sliced or whole?” β€œDo you have fresh croissants?” β€œI'll take one chocolate croissant, please.” β€œCan I have a small black coffee, please?” β€œHow much is it?” β€œThat comes to seven dollars and fifty cents.” β€œCash or card?” β€œCard, please.” β€œCould I have a napkin, please?” These practical English phrases will help you communicate more confidently when visiting a bakery, cafΓ©, restaurant, or shop. 🎧 **PRACTICE ENGLISH WITH SARAH** This slow English lesson includes realistic bakery scenes, useful vocabulary, simple explanations, listening practice, and repeat-after-me speaking exercises. During Practice Time, you will learn important bakery words, practice ordering food and drinks, answer everyday questions, and take part in a complete bakery conversation. THIS LESSON IS PERFECT FOR: β€’ English beginners at A1 and A2 levels\ β€’ People who want to improve everyday English speaking\ β€’ Learners who want to practice Englis
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