30 Days of English Speaking — Day 2: English on the Bus 🚌 | Slow English

Welcome to Day 2 of 30 Days of English with Mr English Everyday! In today’s story, Jake and Emma are exploring London. Emma learns the difference between a shuttle, a tour coach, and a public bus. But when Jake and Emma accidentally miss their sightseeing coach, they have to find their own way through London using a public bus. This Slow English lesson gives you practical English listening practice and English speaking practice through a simple real-life story. You’ll hear useful Everyday English for asking for directions, finding the right bus, paying by card, asking about stops, pressing the stop button, and knowing when to get off. You’ll practice useful phrases such as: “Where is the nearest bus stop?”, “Is this the right bus?”, “Can we pay by card?”, “Is this seat free?”, “How many stops is it?”, and “Could you tell us when to get off?” The dialogue is spoken slowly and clearly, making this lesson ideal for English for beginners, A1 English and A2 learners who want to understand natural American English more confidently. At Mr English Everyday, you can learn English through stories and see how useful phrases work in realistic everyday situations. Instead of only memorizing vocabulary, follow Jake and Emma as they use English to solve real problems. 🚌 In this lesson, you’ll practice: airport shuttle, tour coach, public bus, bus stop, route, fare, contactless payment, get on, get off, next stop, meeting point, asking for help, and more. Follow the complete 30 Days of English series and practice a little English every day with Jake and Emma. What new English phrase did you learn today? Tell us in the comments!