English Speaking Practice for Beginners Daily English Conversation - Easy English Practice

Good morning, sweetie. Please wake up. Oh, good morning, Dad. Five more minutes, please. No, my sweetheart. It's already 7.30. Please, Dad. I want more sleep. Did you play video games at night? No, Dad. I was studying till late. Oh, then don't sleep more. Get up now. Okay, okay. Where is Mom? She's in the kitchen making breakfast. What's for breakfast today? What do you want to eat? Pancakes and milk. Okay, I'll tell your mom. You go and freshen up. You are the best, Dad. Good morning, sweetie. Did you sleep well? Yes, Mom. I saw a dream. Oh, really? What was it? It was about my college. Uh-huh. Tell me the full dream. I completed my degree and got first rank in college. Wow. That's a nice dream, but don't believe too much in dreams. Yes, Mom. I know. What do you know? About your regular line. Study more. Oh, my sweetheart. You are very intelligent. I know. I'm proud of myself and of you. Don't talk too much. Let's eat breakfast. Okay. Where are my pancakes? No pancakes today. I made toast and eggs. But, Mom, I told Dad about pancakes. But he didn't tell me. Oh, Dad, where are you? He's in the bathroom. Don't worry. I'll make pancakes tomorrow morning. Promise? Yes, sweetie, promise. Then I'll eat this today. Has Dad eaten breakfast? No. He's getting ready for office. And you? Did you eat? Not yet. I'll eat with your dad. Then I'll eat with you, too. Okay. Then wait ten more minutes. Sweetie, are you ready for college? Yes, Dad. Almost done. Get ready quickly. Otherwise, I'll be late for office. I'm ready. Just one minute. Okay. I'm waiting. I'm here. Let's go. Hmm. Why do you look nervous today? Today is my maths test, Dad. Don't worry. You will do your best. But, Dad, my maths is very weak. You don't like maths? No, I don't. Too many hard questions. Which subject do you like most? English and science. Do you want to become a scientist? Yes. I want to learn about planets. Oh. That's interesting. After this year, you can change your subjects. Yes. But I told Mom about it. What did she say? She said, become an engineer. It's not your Mom's career. It's yours. But I don't know what is the best. Follow your hobby. Study what you like. But will Mom allow me? Don't worry. I'll talk to her about your passion. Thank you, Dad. Oh. Here we are. At your college. Okay, Dad. I'm going. There are my friends. Okay. Take care, sweetheart. Bye. Bye-bye, Dad. Hey, sweetie. Good morning. Good morning, Anna. How are you? I'm good. And you? You look a little tired. Yes. I'm tired. I didn't sleep enough last night. Oh? Why? Were you studying? Yes. I studied late at night. Dad thought I was playing games. Oh, really? Dad's always think like that. Yes. And this morning, he forced me to wake up at 7.30. Poor sweetie. Not poor. Lucky. Because Mom made breakfast for me. Oh. What did you have? Tell me. I wanted pancakes, but Mom gave me toast and eggs. Oh, no. Toast again. Yes. Toast again. But Mom promised me pancakes tomorrow. Aw. That's sweet. At least she promised. Yes. And Dad said I should follow my passion, not just study what Mom wants. Oh. Wow. That's serious. What's your passion? Science. I want to learn about planets and space. Oh. That's amazing, sweetie. I know you will do it. Thank you, Anna. You always support me. Of course. Now, come on, or we'll be late for class. Okay. Let's go. Good morning, sweetie. Are you ready for your math test? Good morning, teacher. Honestly, I'm a little scared. Don't be scared. Just do your best. But math is so hard for me. I don't like it. I know. But if you try slowly, step by step, you can do it. Dad told me the same thing today morning. Believe in yourself. That's good advice. Your father is right. Okay. I'll try. I'll start with the easy questions first. That's the spirit, sweetie. Remember, every small effort makes you stronger. Thank you, teacher. I feel better now. Sweetie, how was your math test? It was okay, but some questions were really hard. I know. Maths is never easy. But you looked more confident today. Yes. Teacher told me to start with easy questions. That helped. See? You can do it if you believe in yourself. Dad also said the same thing in the morning. Oh, really? What else did he say? He told me to follow my passion, not just what others want. Wow. That's amazing. So what's your passion, sweetie? Science. I want to study planets and space. That's beautiful. I think you'll be a great scientist one day. Maybe. My mom wants me to be an engineer. Moms always worry. But your dreams are important, too. Yes. Maybe one day she will understand. She will. And I'll always support you, sweetie. Thank you, Anna. You're the best friend ever. Sweetie, how was your math test today? It was tough, Mom. But I did my best. That's all I want, my dear. Effort is more important than marks. Really? But you always say I should score high. I say that because I want you to have a secure future. But, Mom, my dream is different. I love science, space and stars. Space? You never told me clearly before. I was scared you wouldn't agree. Oh, sweetie. I may not always understand, but I'll try to listen. Really, Mom? You'll support me? Yes, my child. If science is your passion, I'll stand with you. Thank you, Mom. That means everything to me. Just promise me one thing. Work hard and never give up. I promise, Mom. I'll make you proud. Sweetie, I'm going to the supermarket. Do you need anything? Yes, Mom. I need chocolate. No, sweetheart. Chocolate is not healthy. But, Mom, I really want chocolate. I'll bring oranges for you instead. Ugh. I don't like oranges. Oranges are healthy and sweet. You will like them. Can I come with you then? First tell me, have you finished your homework? No, it's still pending. Ugh. Then you should stay home and complete it. No, Mom. I want to come with you. Hmm. Okay. But only if you promise to finish your homework later. Yay, promise. So, what will we buy? We'll buy fruits and vegetables. And chocolate too? No, sweetie. No chocolate. Please, Mom. Only one. Okay, okay. Only one. Thank you, Mom. You're the best. Come on then. Let's go. Sweetie, hold the basket for me. Okay, Mom. I feel like a big girl now. Yes, my little helper. Now let's buy some apples. This apple is so shiny. Can we take this one? Yes, good choice. Put it in the basket. Done. What's next? Tomatoes, onions, and potatoes. Yuck. Onions make me cry. Yes, but we need them for cooking. Mom, where is the chocolate section? I knew you would ask that. Let's buy vegetables first. Okay, but don't forget the chocolate. How about these bananas? They're healthy and sweet. Okay, but only if I get chocolate too. Fine, one small chocolate. Yay, you're the best, Mom. Alright, let's finish quickly and go home. These bags are so heavy, Mom. My little girl carried them like a strong lady. Yes, I'm very strong, but also very hungry. First, let's unpack the groceries. Then you can eat. Okay. Oh, look, apples. They're so red. Wash it and eat one. It's healthy. Crunchy and sweet. See, much better than chocolate. But chocolate is the king of sweets. Sweetie, when did you take that? Secret magic. I'll take it back then. No, no, Mom, only this one, please. Okay, okay, but eat after dinner, promise? Promise. You're the sweetest, Mom. And you're my sweetest sweetie. Good morning, sweetie. Please wake up. Oh, good morning, Dad. Five more minutes, please. No, my sweetheart, it's already 7.30. Please, Dad, I want more sleep. Did you play video games at night? No, Dad, I was studying till late. Oh, then don't sleep more. Get up now. Okay, okay. Where is Mom? She's in the kitchen making breakfast. What's for breakfast today? What do you want to eat? Pancakes and milk. Okay, I'll tell your mom. You go and freshen up. You are the best, Dad. Good morning, sweetie. Did you sleep well? Yes, Mom. I saw a dream. Oh, really? What was it? It was about my college. Uh-huh. Tell me the full dream. I completed my degree and got first rank in college. Wow, that's a nice dream, but don't believe too much in dreams. Yes, Mom, I know. What do you know? About your regular line, study more. Oh, my sweetheart, you are very intelligent. I know. I'm proud of myself and of you. Don't talk too much. Let's eat breakfast. Okay. Where are my pancakes? No pancakes today. I made toast and eggs. But, Mom, I told Dad about pancakes. But he didn't tell me. Oh, Dad, where are you? He's in the bathroom. Don't worry. I'll make pancakes tomorrow morning. Promise? Yes, sweetie, promise. Then I'll eat this today. Has Dad eaten breakfast? No, he's getting ready for office. And you? Did you eat? Not yet. I'll eat with your dad. Then I'll eat with you, too. Okay. Then wait ten more minutes. Sweetie, are you ready for college? Yes, Dad. Almost done. Get ready quickly. Otherwise, I'll be late for office. I'm ready. Just one minute. Okay. I'm waiting. I'm here. Let's go. Why do you look nervous today? Today is my maths test, Dad. Don't worry. You will do your best. But, Dad, my maths is very weak. You don't like maths? No, I don't. Too many hard questions. Which subject do you like most? English and science. Do you want to become a scientist? Yes. I want to learn about planets. Oh, that's interesting. After this year, you can change your subjects. Yes, but I told Mom about it. What did she say? She said, become an engineer. It's not your Mom's career. It's yours. But I don't know what is the best. Follow your hobby. Study what you like. But will Mom allow me? Don't worry. I'll talk to her about your passion. Thank you, Dad. Oh, here we are. At your college. Okay, Dad. I'm going. There are my friends. Okay. Take care, sweetheart. Bye. Bye-bye, Dad. Hey, sweetie. Good morning. Good morning, Anna. How are you? I'm good. And you? You look a little tired. Yes, I'm tired. I didn't sleep enough last night. Oh? Why? Were you studying? Yes. I studied late at night. Dad thought I was playing games. Oh, really? Dad's always think like that. Yes. And this morning, he forced me to wake up at 7.30. Poor sweetie. Not poor. Lucky. Because Mom made breakfast for me. Oh, what did you have? Tell me. I wanted pancakes, but Mom gave me toast and eggs. Oh, no. Toast again. Yes. Toast again. But Mom promised me pancakes tomorrow. Oh, that's sweet. At least she promised. Yes. And Dad said I should follow my passion, not just study what Mom wants. Oh. Wow, that's serious. What's your passion? Science. I want to learn about planets and space. Oh. That's amazing, sweetie. I know you will do it. Thank you, Anna. You always support me. Of course. Now, come on, or we'll be late for class. Okay, let's go. Good morning, sweetie. Are you ready for your maths test? Good morning, teacher. Honestly, I'm a little scared. Don't be scared. Just do your best. But maths is so hard for me. I don't like it. I know. But if you try slowly, step by step, you can do it. Dad told me the same thing today morning. Believe in yourself. That's good advice. Your father is right. Okay. I'll try. I'll start with the easy questions first. That's the spirit, sweetie. Remember, every small effort makes you stronger. Thank you, teacher. I feel better now. Sweetie, how was your maths test? It was okay, but some questions were really hard. I know. Maths is never easy. But you looked more confident today. Yes. Teacher told me to start with easy questions. That helped. See? You can do it if you believe in yourself. Dad also said the same thing in the morning. Oh, really? What else did he say? He told me to follow my passion, not just what others want. Wow! That's amazing. So what's your passion, sweetie? Science. I want to study planets and space. That's beautiful. I think you'll be a great scientist one day. Maybe. My mom wants me to be an engineer. Mom's always worry. But your dreams are important, too. Yes. Maybe one day she will understand. She will. And I'll always support you, sweetie. Thank you, Anna. You're the best friend ever. Sweetie, how was your maths test today? It was tough, Mom. But I did my best. That's all I want, my dear. Effort is more important than marks. Really? But you always say I should score high. I say that because I want you to have a secure future. But, Mom, my dream is different. I love science, space and stars. Space? You never told me clearly before. I was scared you wouldn't agree. Oh, sweetie. I may not always understand, but I'll try to listen. Really, Mom? You'll support me? Yes, my child. If science is your passion, I'll stand with you. Thank you, Mom. That means everything to me. Just promise me one thing. Work hard and never give up. I promise, Mom. I'll make you proud. Sweetie, I'm going to the supermarket. Do you need anything? Yes, Mom. I need chocolate. No, sweetheart. Chocolate is not healthy. But, Mom, I really want chocolate. I'll bring oranges for you instead. Ugh. I don't like oranges. Oranges are healthy and sweet. You will like them. Can I come with you, then? First, tell me. Have you finished your homework? No. It's still pending. Then you should stay home and complete it. No, Mom. I want to come with you. Hmm. Okay. But only if you promise to finish your homework later. Yay. Promise. So, what will we buy? We'll buy fruits and vegetables. And chocolate, too? No, sweetie. No chocolate. Please, Mom. Only one. Okay, okay. Only one. Thank you, Mom. You're the best. Come on, then. Let's go. Sweetie, hold the basket for me. Okay, Mom. I feel like a big girl now. Yes, my little helper. Now, let's buy some apples. This apple is so shiny. Can we take this one? Yes. Good choice. Put it in the basket. Done. What's next? Tomatoes, onions, and potatoes. Yuck. Onions make me cry. Yes, but we need them for cooking. Mom, where is the chocolate section? I knew you would ask that. Let's buy vegetables first. Okay, but don't forget the chocolate. How about these bananas? They're healthy and sweet. Okay, but only if I get chocolate, too. Fine. One small chocolate. Yay! You're the best, Mom. All right. Let's finish quickly and go home. These bags are so heavy, Mom. My little girl carried them like a strong lady. Yes, I'm very strong, but also very hungry. First, let's unpack the groceries. Then you can eat. Okay. Oh, look, apples. They're so red. Wash it and eat one. It's healthy. Mmm. Crunchy and sweet. See? Much better than chocolate. But chocolate is the king of sweets. Sweetie, when did you take that? Secret magic. I'll take it back then. No, Mom. Only this one, please. Okay, but eat after dinner. Promise? Promise. You're the sweetest, Mom. And you're my sweetest sweetie.