First Month in English
25 lessons · A2–B1
Words you know, speech you can't catch? Live your first month in an English-speaking country — from the airport and the café to the bank, the doctor and your first party — and train your ear on what people actually say to you.
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Check-in test — how much of real life can you catch?
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Week 1 · Airport: what they’ll ask you
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Week 1 · Airport: landing day (and a missing suitcase)
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Week 1 · Hotel: what the front desk tells you
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Week 1 · Hotel: arriving too early
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Week 1 · Café: what the barista asks
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Week 1 · Café: out of oat milk
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Week 1 · Supermarket: what the cashier says
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Week 1 · Supermarket: the sale price that didn’t ring up
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Week 2 · Phone shop and bank: what they’ll ask you
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Week 2 · Bank: opening an account (B or D?)
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Week 2 · Apartment repairs: what they’ll say
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Week 2 · Apartment repairs: no heat on a cold night
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Week 2 · Doctor and pharmacy: what they’ll ask you
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Week 2 · Doctor: a sore throat (and a close call)
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Week 2 · Customer service call: what they’ll say
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Week 2 · Customer service: “delivered”, but not to you
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Week 3 · At a party: what people ask you
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Week 3 · At a party: the name you didn’t catch
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Week 3 · Hobbies and weekends: what people ask
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Week 3 · The weekend: “I used to”
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Week 3 · Making plans: yes, no and “maybe”
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Week 3 · Making plans: which Friday?
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Week 3 · Jokes and comebacks: what they really mean
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