Hi everyoneHere's a small English lesson for you! Learn English faster and better!

Hi everyoneHere's a small English lesson for you! Learn English faster and better!

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VLL QUICK ENGLISH-KAUN KAUN KO ENGLISH ME KYA KAHOGE

Hi everyone,In this episode, you can learn lots of words related to travel and holidays.Sometimes you hear certain words during your trip, but don't know the meaning and thus feel embarrassing, doesn't it? No worries! Learn these words and have a confident journey the next time!Trascript:Airfare: The money paid to travel by airplane. (noun) hawai kiraya&nbsp;I'd love to visit Paris, but I can't afford the airfare.&nbsp;&nbsp;Aisle: A long narrow passage between seating areas in a passenger vehicle. (noun) &nbsp;&nbsp;Chhota sa rasta&nbsp;Make sure not to block the aisle with your shopping cart!&nbsp;Arrivals area: The area of an airport where incoming passengers arrive. (noun) Airport ki jagah Jahan passenger plane me jaane ke liye aate haiYou will need to show your passport when you get to arrivals.&nbsp;&nbsp;Baggage claim: An area in an airport where arriving passengers collect their baggage. (noun) Airport par apna saman vapas lene ki jagahWe stayed in the baggage claim area for three hours.&nbsp;Board: To get onto trains, buses, ships, etc. (verb) विमान, जहाज़, बस आदि में सवार होनाWe said goodbye and boarded the train. Embark:&nbsp;&nbsp;Boarding pass: A card that allows you to board a ship or plane. (noun) plane me bethne ke liye avashyak card&nbsp;Please present your boarding pass to the flight attendant.&nbsp;Check-in: To announce your arrival at a hotel or airport. (verb) apne aagman ki jaankari dena&nbsp;Passengers are requested to check in two hours before the flight.&nbsp;Cruise: An ocean trip taken for pleasure. (noun) samudr me musafari karnaTom and Mary went on a cruise near Italy for their honeymoon&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Departure lounge: A seating area in an airport where passengers wait immediately prior to boarding. Hawai musafari ke pehle pasaangers ke liye pratiksha khand.We sat in the departure lounge waiting for our flight to be called.&nbsp;Duty-free: Goods that you can bring into a country without paying tax on them. (noun)&nbsp;&nbsp;शुल्‍क-मुक्त, शुल्‍क से छूट प्राप्‍तHe bought his wife some duty-free perfume.&nbsp;&nbsp;Excursion: A short journey taken for pleasure, usually by a group of people. (noun)SairOur class went on an excursion to Hakone. &nbsp;We went to Lake Towada on a school excursion Flight attendant: A person whose job is to serve and take care of passengers in a plane. (noun)वायुयान-परिचारक (1) The flight attendant welcomed us aboard.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Guided tour: An activity of walking around a town, building, etc. accompanied by a guide. (noun) nirdeshit daura&nbsp;Guided tours are conducted during tourist season.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Inn: A small hotel, usually in the country side. (noun)c We spent the night at the village inn..chhoti si hotel, dharmshala&nbsp;Itinerary: A plan or list of places to be visited on a journey, including the route. (noun) Yatra karykramThe next place on our itinerary was Silistra.&nbsp;&nbsp;Jet lag: The feeling of being tired and slightly confused after flying a very long distance because of a time difference between the places left and arrived. (noun) लंबी विमान-यात्रा से यात्री को हुई थकावटI'm still suffering from jet lag after my trip to Australia.&nbsp;&nbsp;Keepsake: A small object or gift that reminds you of a person or an event. (noun) UphaarWanda bought a small trinket from the gift shop as a memento of her trip to Paris.&nbsp;Souvenir: An object that you buy or keep that reminds you of a special occasion or a place you have visited. (noun)&nbsp; yatra kinishani&nbsp;&nbsp;Knapsack: A bag that you carry on your shoulders. (noun) He had a knapsack over his shoulder. jhola&nbsp;Landing: The action of bringing an aircraft down to the ground after being in the air. (noun) The helicopter had to make an emergency landing. Hawai jahaj ka niche utrna&nbsp;Take-off: The time when a plane leaves the ground and begins to fly udaan bhrna The plane will take off in twenty minutes.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Leisure time: When you are not working or studying and can relax or do things you enjoy. (noun) What did you do with yourself in leisure time? Khali samay&nbsp;&nbsp;Off-peak: A time when less people take trips and tickets are usually cheaper. (adjective) The company has created two schedules, one for the shoulder/holiday season and the other for off-peak times.Peak time: A time when the greatest number of people are traveling. (noun)&nbsp;&nbsp;Ocean liner: A passenger ship that travels on the ocean. (noun) We sailed on a large ocean liner.Samudra jahaj&nbsp;&nbsp;Overnight bag: A bag for holding clothes and other necessities when staying away from home for one night or a short period of time. (noun)Ek do din ke saman ka thaila He realized he'd left his overnight bag at Mary's house.&nbsp;&nbsp;Return: A ticket for a trip to a place and back again. (noun) It's usually cheaper to buy a return ticket than two singles. Vapsi ka ticket Single: A ticket for a one-way trip to a place. (noun) sirf jaane ki ticket&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Sightseeing: The activity of visiting the famous · &nbsp;or interesting sights of a place. (noun) दर्शनीय-स्थलों की सैर Sightseeing is best done either by tour bus or by bicycles.&nbsp;Stopover: A temporary stop for a day or two during a long trip. (noun) a short stop in a journeyयात्रा के दौरान थोड़ी देर ठहरने की क्रिया; पड़ा &nbsp;Our tickets to Australia include a stopover for two nights in Singapore.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Tourist trap: A place that many tourists visit, but where accommodation and meals are more expensive. (noun) The floating market is crowded with tourists and is considered a tourist trap.Vo jagah jo paryatako ko aakarshit kariti hai lekin kafi mehngi hai aur unka shoshan karti hai&nbsp;Unpack: To remove things from of a suitcase, bag, box, etc. (verb) saman kholnaI unpacked my suitcase as soon as I arrived ...&nbsp;Voyage: A long journey to some distant place in a ship or an aircraft (noun) samudr ya havai ki lambi musafri Have a nice Voyage. · I'm planning a Voyage. &nbsp;&nbsp;Wander: A short relaxed walk around a place. (noun) I'll wander around the mall for half an hour. Ghumna&nbsp;Hike: a long walk in the country We went on a twenty-kilometre hike at the weekend.देहाती क्षेत्र में लंबी पैदल यात्रा.&nbsp;Getaways a quick vacation for the weekend, just to get away from work, school, etc.I love going to the beach, weekend getaways, and having dinner with close friends. Chhoti sairgaah&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; It's time to FOLLOW our podcast and SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJmpxmHCOH9ZTiXJCk20FQg

Hi everyone,In this episode, you can learn lots of words related to travel and holidays.Sometimes you hear certain words during your trip, but don't know the meaning and thus feel embarrassing, doesn't it? No worries! Learn these words and have a confident journey the next time!Trascript:Airfare: The money paid to travel by airplane. (noun) hawai kiraya&nbsp;I'd love to visit Paris, but I can't afford the airfare.&nbsp;&nbsp;Aisle: A long narrow passage between seating areas in a passenger vehicle. (noun) &nbsp;&nbsp;Chhota sa rasta&nbsp;Make sure not to block the aisle with your shopping cart!&nbsp;Arrivals area: The area of an airport where incoming passengers arrive. (noun) Airport ki jagah Jahan passenger plane me jaane ke liye aate haiYou will need to show your passport when you get to arrivals.&nbsp;&nbsp;Baggage claim: An area in an airport where arriving passengers collect their baggage. (noun) Airport par apna saman vapas lene ki jagahWe stayed in the baggage claim area for three hours.&nbsp;Board: To get onto trains, buses, ships, etc. (verb) विमान, जहाज़, बस आदि में सवार होनाWe said goodbye and boarded the train. Embark:&nbsp;&nbsp;Boarding pass: A card that allows you to board a ship or plane. (noun) plane me bethne ke liye avashyak card&nbsp;Please present your boarding pass to the flight attendant.&nbsp;Check-in: To announce your arrival at a hotel or airport. (verb) apne aagman ki jaankari dena&nbsp;Passengers are requested to check in two hours before the flight.&nbsp;Cruise: An ocean trip taken for pleasure. (noun) samudr me musafari karnaTom and Mary went on a cruise near Italy for their honeymoon&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Departure lounge: A seating area in an airport where passengers wait immediately prior to boarding. Hawai musafari ke pehle pasaangers ke liye pratiksha khand.We sat in the departure lounge waiting for our flight to be called.&nbsp;Duty-free: Goods that you can bring into a country without paying tax on them. (noun)&nbsp;&nbsp;शुल्‍क-मुक्त, शुल्‍क से छूट प्राप्‍तHe bought his wife some duty-free perfume.&nbsp;&nbsp;Excursion: A short journey taken for pleasure, usually by a group of people. (noun)SairOur class went on an excursion to Hakone. &nbsp;We went to Lake Towada on a school excursion Flight attendant: A person whose job is to serve and take care of passengers in a plane. (noun)वायुयान-परिचारक (1) The flight attendant welcomed us aboard.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Guided tour: An activity of walking around a town, building, etc. accompanied by a guide. (noun) nirdeshit daura&nbsp;Guided tours are conducted during tourist season.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Inn: A small hotel, usually in the country side. (noun)c We spent the night at the village inn..chhoti si hotel, dharmshala&nbsp;Itinerary: A plan or list of places to be visited on a journey, including the route. (noun) Yatra karykramThe next place on our itinerary was Silistra.&nbsp;&nbsp;Jet lag: The feeling of being tired and slightly confused after flying a very long distance because of a time difference between the places left and arrived. (noun) लंबी विमान-यात्रा से यात्री को हुई थकावटI'm still suffering from jet lag after my trip to Australia.&nbsp;&nbsp;Keepsake: A small object or gift that reminds you of a person or an event. (noun) UphaarWanda bought a small trinket from the gift shop as a memento of her trip to Paris.&nbsp;Souvenir: An object that you buy or keep that reminds you of a special occasion or a place you have visited. (noun)&nbsp; yatra kinishani&nbsp;&nbsp;Knapsack: A bag that you carry on your shoulders. (noun) He had a knapsack over his shoulder. jhola&nbsp;Landing: The action of bringing an aircraft down to the ground after being in the air. (noun) The helicopter had to make an emergency landing. Hawai jahaj ka niche utrna&nbsp;Take-off: The time when a plane leaves the ground and begins to fly udaan bhrna The plane will take off in twenty minutes.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Leisure time: When you are not working or studying and can relax or do things you enjoy. (noun) What did you do with yourself in leisure time? Khali samay&nbsp;&nbsp;Off-peak: A time when less people take trips and tickets are usually cheaper. (adjective) The company has created two schedules, one for the shoulder/holiday season and the other for off-peak times.Peak time: A time when the greatest number of people are traveling. (noun)&nbsp;&nbsp;Ocean liner: A passenger ship that travels on the ocean. (noun) We sailed on a large ocean liner.Samudra jahaj&nbsp;&nbsp;Overnight bag: A bag for holding clothes and other necessities when staying away from home for one night or a short period of time. (noun)Ek do din ke saman ka thaila He realized he'd left his overnight bag at Mary's house.&nbsp;&nbsp;Return: A ticket for a trip to a place and back again. (noun) It's usually cheaper to buy a return ticket than two singles. Vapsi ka ticket Single: A ticket for a one-way trip to a place. (noun) sirf jaane ki ticket&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Sightseeing: The activity of visiting the famous · &nbsp;or interesting sights of a place. (noun) दर्शनीय-स्थलों की सैर Sightseeing is best done either by tour bus or by bicycles.&nbsp;Stopover: A temporary stop for a day or two during a long trip. (noun) a short stop in a journeyयात्रा के दौरान थोड़ी देर ठहरने की क्रिया; पड़ा &nbsp;Our tickets to Australia include a stopover for two nights in Singapore.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Tourist trap: A place that many tourists visit, but where accommodation and meals are more expensive. (noun) The floating market is crowded with tourists and is considered a tourist trap.Vo jagah jo paryatako ko aakarshit kariti hai lekin kafi mehngi hai aur unka shoshan karti hai&nbsp;Unpack: To remove things from of a suitcase, bag, box, etc. (verb) saman kholnaI unpacked my suitcase as soon as I arrived ...&nbsp;Voyage: A long journey to some distant place in a ship or an aircraft (noun) samudr ya havai ki lambi musafri Have a nice Voyage. · I'm planning a Voyage. &nbsp;&nbsp;Wander: A short relaxed walk around a place. (noun) I'll wander around the mall for half an hour. Ghumna&nbsp;Hike: a long walk in the country We went on a twenty-kilometre hike at the weekend.देहाती क्षेत्र में लंबी पैदल यात्रा.&nbsp;Getaways a quick vacation for the weekend, just to get away from work, school, etc.I love going to the beach, weekend getaways, and having dinner with close friends. Chhoti sairgaah&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;It's time to FOLLOW our podcast and SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel.YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJmpxmHCOH9ZTiXJCk20FQg

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Hi everyone,in this episode of English learning, I am going to teach you (i) What we mean by Direct & Indirect Questions and (ii) different structures to ask questions politely. As we know English is a very polite language, so native speakers are used to asking questions using some typical phrases that make questions polite.I have taught seven such structures. Use them in your daily conversation and sound yourself like a native speaker.It's time to FOLLOW our podcast and SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJmpxmHCOH9ZTiXJCk20FQg

Hi everyone,in this episode of English learning, I am going to teach you (i) What we mean by Direct & Indirect Questions and (ii) different structures to ask questions politely. As we know English is a very polite language, so native speakers are used to asking questions using some typical phrases that make questions polite.I have taught seven such structures. Use them in your daily conversation and sound yourself like a native speaker.It's time to FOLLOW our podcast and SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel.YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJmpxmHCOH9ZTiXJCk20FQg

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Hi and welcome to Viva's Language Learning,In this episode, I will suggest 10 easy steps that you can take at home to make your English speaking faster and better.Students always say that they find speaking most difficult while learning English.So, if you also find this with you, this is surely going to help you in taking you next level.All the best and happy learning!

Hi and welcome to Viva's Language Learning,In this episode, I will suggest 10 easy steps that you can take at home to make your English speaking faster and better.Students always say that they find speaking most difficult while learning English.So, if you also find this with you, this is surely going to help you in taking you next level.All the best and happy learning!

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