60 DINNER TIME phrases | English Speaking Practice | Learn English Vocabulary

Learn 60 useful English sentences and phrases associated with dinner time.
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In this lesson, you will improve your English speaking skills and listening skills at the same time by learning 60 English phrases about dinner time. These are common phrases in English for daily life as a part of the evening routine.
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1. Repeat each phrase after me.
- Try to say each phrase the same way I say it.
- Copy the way I say the words together at the same speed.
2. Repeat the lesson again the next day until you naturally sound the same as me.
This is a great way to practice your English pronunciation and improve your listening skills.
Learn the words and phrases you need to improve your English speaking skills and be able to have a conversation with a native English speaker. This series is THE place to start if you want to start learning English and improve both your listening and speaking skills.
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2. Bathroom routine - • 52 BATHROOM ROUTINE ph...
3. Getting dressed - • 26 GETTING DRESSED phr...
4. Breakfast time - • 77 BREAKFAST TIME phra...
5. Getting ready for school - • 75 GETTING READY FOR S...
6. Going to school by car - • 34 GOING TO SCHOOL phr...
7. Back from school - • 58 AFTER SCHOOL phrase...
8. Extracurricular activities - • 101 EXTRACURRICULAR AC...
9. Homework - • 48 HOMEWORK phrases | ...
10. Laundry - • 66 LAUNDRY phrases | E...
11. Dinner time - (this lesson)
12. Family time (after dinner)
13. Bath time / shower time
14. Bedtime
Rob Woodward (an English teacher from New Zealand) appears on the screen saying each phrase. This is to show each lesson is spoken by a REAL PERSON, a native English speaker and not an unnatural computerized robotic AI voice.
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This series of English Speaking Lessons is ideal for parents or caregivers. If you are a parent, you can practice English conversations with your children every day using these simple sentences about common daily routines in English.
A lot of the sentences and phrases you say to your children in the morning and after school will be repeated every day. Using the English phrases in this lesson is a great way for children to learn due to them being repeated every day. It is known as spaced repetition which is essential for them to learn English. This is important when learning English because the phrases are repeated again over a certain amount of time and are less likely to be forgotten.
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[@sadiyamirza1145]

It was helpful....thank you. Please keep uploading such type of videos.

[@WoodwardEnglish]

This is number 11 in a series of 14.

[@user-ox2iw3ot6j]

Thank you. Great video 👍.

[@WoodwardEnglish]

You're welcome

[@sandrareishagisnaga8301]

Thanks Rob. You are an awesome teacher!! I don't usually have dinner, but when I do... normally have a colorful salad.

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Something light at night is probably better than a big meal so good for you.

[@libiaeusiable]

I loved this video. I usually have a slight food for dinner

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Do you mean LIGHT?

[@libiaeusiable]

@@WoodwardEnglish let me know what is the right way, please. Thanks

[@ikramkami5927]

thank you very much

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Glad I can help

[@brunofernandes3089]

Thanks Rob my Buddy!

[@WoodwardEnglish]

You're welcome Bruno

[@ricardosantiagoromerodaria5841]

Very good

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Thanks

[@nazifesel2396]

👍

[@jackeliranzoespinosa_1994]

Hello Teacher Rob; In my country, most of the people here get used to having junk food for dinner. I usually eat junk food for dinner! 😂🤣

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Interesting. I rarely have junk food... maybe once a month but I know other families here in NZ that have is at least a couple of times a week.

[@user-vl2tj3vg3j]

Thanks a lot for this useful video , well in Algeria we don't have a specific dish for dinner , there are many dishes that could be made but we try to eat something light and healthy , today I had fish for dinner , it was delicious 😋 I have a question , in one of the sentences in the video you used the word noise in the plural form , i thought it's an uncountable noun and we can't add s to it , so is it possible to use it as plural form

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Fish ... nice (and healthy!) NOISE is both countable and uncountable (it mentions this in most good dictionaries). For example: Don't make a noise! The fact we use A means the word is countable. Stop making those noises. (Again, countable... the person is making more than one type of noise).

[@user-vl2tj3vg3j]

@@WoodwardEnglish thanks a lot for the clarification

[@shashankdwivedi8470]

Splendid

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Thanks

[@MrThanh57]

I love this video !

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Thanks

[@hanagre2209]

Hi Rob.🤗 For dinner we usually eat fresh vegetable salads 🥗(e.g. cucumber🥒, cherry tomatoes, feta cheese, red onion, olives, olive oil, salt, black pepper, lemon drops) with or without grilled chicken breast or pasta with sauce (e.g. steamed mushrooms, oil, garlic, parsley, cooking cream + salt and black pepper), etc. But today we had classic British fish and chips. I don't normally like chips 🍟 ☹️, but this dish must have them. 🇸🇰

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Thanks for going into detail Hana ... really interesting!

[@PrinceKMoney706]

My favourite dinner is l often have spaghetti (🍝 ) with a fresh leafy salads for dinner. 🥗 (e.g.; spinach 🥬, raisins🥜, walnuts, and goat cheese)

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Sounds great!

[@oz25]

What's the time Mr Wolf? Dinner Time! xxx

[@WoodwardEnglish]

... and the kids start running away as fast as they can, screaming along the way.

[@chriswong8586]

Hi Rob, May I ask how to ask the waiter if I need York, Knife and Spoon for my dinner? Should I say utensil or cutlery?

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Cutlery..... I'm missing my cutlery. Could you bring me some cutlery please?

[@C.Jr7]

Hi can you do the different between made and make plis

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Made is the past tense of make.

[@C.Jr7]

@@WoodwardEnglish oh so now we only use make?

[@raeadrianarevalo8739]

My favorites are fried chicken, fish, and vegetables with coconut milk 😚

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Yum

[@sapnahazra3371]

What do you mean when you say Would you like seconds??

[@WoodwardEnglish]

= Would you like a second plate of food? = Would you like some more?

[@C.Jr7]

Hello! Can you do the different between "I" and "me" Please.

[@WoodwardEnglish]

See this lesson about Object Pronouns: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6fWaICHpMt-hZo

[@C.Jr7]

@@WoodwardEnglish thanks

[@ramzy-6566]

Hello, are Americans use word ( shall ) as, Shall we go?

[@WoodwardEnglish]

You'd probably have to ask an American that ... I use it in NZ.

[@ramzy-6566]

@@WoodwardEnglish thank you so much.

[@akramkhalid4246]

Hello Rob, we always eat hot food.

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Nice

[@esmeraldaochoa7393]

Eggs and fry beans

[@WoodwardEnglish]

Nice