Real English Conversation: Advanced Listening Lesson

Are you ready to immerse yourself in English today? Today I am here with my husband Dan. >> Hello. >> And you are invited to our American English kitchen where we are going to be prepping some food for a

school function today. And we're going to be chatting about a topic that is slightly controversial but is going to help expand your English, grow your vocabulary, and help you to enjoy the English learning process.

So, are you ready? >> I'm ready. >> Let's do it. And like always, I have created a free PDF worksheet that you see here over Dan's face.

It includes all of today's vocabulary that will appear on the screen that we are about to naturally use in this conversation, and it's going to include a special bonus. This is going to help you understand fast English conversations. It is the audio version of today's entire lesson.

This is a great way to test your listening skills. Can you understand us without seeing us? Just listening to the audio as you're walking your dog, doing the dishes, whatever you're doing. That way, you can really try to understand fast English.

So, to get this PDF plus bonus listening version, all you need to do is click on the link in the description, enter your name and email address, and voila, just like that, it will land in your email inbox. This is my gift, our gift to you.

All right, Dan, are you ready to get chopping? >> I'm ready, I guess. >> Okay, so I want to let you know that this topic came up because I wanted to make this conversation with Dan.

>> Yeah, I'm a little scared, honestly. >> And I said, "How about we do it while we're preparing the fruit for the school function?" And what did you say? >> I said, "I don't know if I can do two

things at once. Talk and chop." >> Because >> because I'm a man. So, enter our conversation topic for today while we are chopping and putting together these >> preparing, planning, talking, a conversation, the camera.

I can't do these things. This is sick. This four things all at once. >> It's a good test. So, our topic today is men versus women.

>> Oh, versus. >> Yes. Who is better at certain things? So, >> we do have knives. >> We do have knives.

It's good. >> But that's for the food. So, while before we talk about this topic, let's just I need some skewers cuz I'm going to uh make some fruit.

>> We're making fruit skewers. >> I need a lot. >> Oh, >> like >> here's one skewer for you. >> I'm going to need like a whole pile right here. >> Skewers.

>> All right. I'm just going to put stuff on them. Do you have any rhyme or reason to how you want it? >> Uh, well, I was going to make half all fruit

and half fruit and cheese. >> Okay. >> This is for teenagers, by the way. >> Okay. So, um, >> they're just going to be stuffing food in

their mouth. >> Tons of grapes, >> tons of cantaloupe. >> Yeah. >> Tons of pineapple. >> I need to chop the strawberries still.