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ENGLISHA little English.
A world of possibilities.
Follow Maya and John through four illustrated chapters in London. Listen to 16 useful A1 expressions, practise here and continue with your ready-made Anki deck.
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View English deckTHE LONDON JOURNAL / 01
Small conversations. A city to discover.
Meet someone new, talk on the bus, ask for help and say goodbye after a café break. Read each scene, listen and save your progress in this browser.
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A new city. A first conversation.
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FIVE LEVELS / ONE JOURNEY
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A1 / FIRST WORDS
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Good morning!
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Good morning!
Could you help me, please?
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/kʊd juː help miː pliːz/
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Good morning!
Could you help me, please?
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/kʊd juː help miː pliːz/
Could you help me, please? is a polite way to ask for help. “Could you” softens the request and “please” adds courtesy.
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