English A1 Speaking Lesson #059: Daily conversation phrases for thanking someone and replying politely
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Daily Conversation Phrases
Lesson number: #059
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English A1 Daily Conversation Phrases #059
Topic: Saying thanks and responding politely
Lesson overview:
Today you will learn 5 very common English words and phrases for polite daily conversation. These are useful when someone helps you, when you want to apologize, or when you want to answer kindly.
Short review from previous lessons:
- We already learned simple daily words for time and place, like morning, afternoon, evening, home, and school.
- We also learned meal words such as breakfast, lunch, dinner, meal, and eat.
- Today we move to polite conversation words that help you sound friendly in everyday English.
5 words:
1. thanks — thangks — thank you
2. welcome — wel-kuhm — you are welcome
3. sorry — sor-ee — I feel bad / I apologize
4. help — help — give aid
5. kind — kaind — nice and caring
Usage notes:
- Thanks is short, friendly, and very common.
- You are welcome is a polite reply after thanks.
- Sorry is used for an apology.
- Help is used when you need support.
- Kind describes a nice person or action.
5 example sentences:
1. Thanks for your help. — thangks fer yor help
2. You are welcome. — yoo ar wel-kuhm
3. Sorry, I am late. — sor-ee, ai am layt
4. Can you help me? — kan yoo help mee
5. That is very kind. — that iz ver-ee kaind
Mini practice:
- Say the word for thanking someone.
- Choose the polite reply after thanks.
- Read the apology sentence aloud.
- Use the help sentence in a real conversation.
- Say the sentence that shows a kind action.
Answer key:
1. thanks
2. you are welcome
3. sorry
4. can you help me?
5. kind
Reply instruction:
Write one short sentence using thanks, sorry, help, or kind. If you want, also write your own answer to: What do you say after someone helps you?
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Daily Conversation Phrases
Lesson number: #059
Available explanations:
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English A1 Daily Conversation Phrases #059
Topic: Saying thanks and responding politely
Lesson overview:
Today you will learn 5 very common English words and phrases for polite daily conversation. These are useful when someone helps you, when you want to apologize, or when you want to answer kindly.
Short review from previous lessons:
- We already learned simple daily words for time and place, like morning, afternoon, evening, home, and school.
- We also learned meal words such as breakfast, lunch, dinner, meal, and eat.
- Today we move to polite conversation words that help you sound friendly in everyday English.
5 words:
1. thanks — thangks — thank you
2. welcome — wel-kuhm — you are welcome
3. sorry — sor-ee — I feel bad / I apologize
4. help — help — give aid
5. kind — kaind — nice and caring
Usage notes:
- Thanks is short, friendly, and very common.
- You are welcome is a polite reply after thanks.
- Sorry is used for an apology.
- Help is used when you need support.
- Kind describes a nice person or action.
5 example sentences:
1. Thanks for your help. — thangks fer yor help
2. You are welcome. — yoo ar wel-kuhm
3. Sorry, I am late. — sor-ee, ai am layt
4. Can you help me? — kan yoo help mee
5. That is very kind. — that iz ver-ee kaind
Mini practice:
- Say the word for thanking someone.
- Choose the polite reply after thanks.
- Read the apology sentence aloud.
- Use the help sentence in a real conversation.
- Say the sentence that shows a kind action.
Answer key:
1. thanks
2. you are welcome
3. sorry
4. can you help me?
5. kind
Reply instruction:
Write one short sentence using thanks, sorry, help, or kind. If you want, also write your own answer to: What do you say after someone helps you?
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].