English Speaking Course: Daily Life Conversations in Hindi & English day 1

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Improve your English-speaking skills with real-life conversations between two friends. Learn what to say, what to avoid, and how to speak with correct grammar. This practical guide helps you gain fluency in everyday situations.

Introduction

 Many Hindi speakers hesitate to speak English due to fear of mistakes. The key to fluency is daily practice and understanding  what to say and what not to say in conversations.

In this lesson, two friends, Rahul and Amit, practice English in real-life situations like greetings, ordering food, and casual discussions. We will also highlight grammatical mistakes and their corrections.

1. Daily Greetings & Small Talk

Conversation 1: Meeting a Friend

🔹 Scenario: Rahul meets Amit after a long time.

👉 Wrong:
 ❌ Rahul: Hey Amit, how you are? (Incorrect sentence structure)
 ❌ Amit: I am fine. What about you? (Fine is correct but “I’m good” sounds more natural.)

✅ Correct:
 ✔️ Rahul: Hey Amit, how are you?
 ✔️ Amit: I’m good! What about you?

✔️ Rahul: I’m doing great. Long time no see!
 ✔️ Amit: Yes, it’s been a while. Let’s catch up!

🔹 Key Learning:

• Use “How are you?” instead of “How you are?”
  
  
• Use “I’m good” instead of “I am fine” for natural conversation.
  
  

2. Ordering Food at a Café

Conversation 2: At a Coffee Shop

🔹 Scenario: Rahul orders coffee in English.

👉 Wrong:
 ❌ Rahul: Give me one coffee. (Sounds rude and direct)
 ❌ Waiter: What you want? (Incorrect sentence structure)
 ❌ Rahul: I want one coffee please.

✅ Correct:
 ✔️ Rahul: Could I have a cup of coffee, please?
 ✔️ Waiter: Sure! Would you like sugar in it?
 ✔️ Rahul: Yes, a little sugar, please.

🔹 Key Learning:

• Instead of “Give me”, say “Could I have” for politeness.
  
  
• Instead of “What you want?”, say “What would you like?”
  
  
• Always add “please” for better manners.
  
  

3. Asking for Directions

Conversation 3: Finding a Location

🔹 Scenario: Rahul is lost and asks for directions.

👉 Wrong:
 ❌ Rahul: Where is the market? Tell me fast. (Sounds rude)
 ❌ Stranger: Go straight, then right. (Not wrong, but incomplete)

✅ Correct:
 ✔️ Rahul: Excuse me, could you please tell me where the market is?
 ✔️ Stranger: Sure! Go straight, then take a right. The market is on your left.

🔹 Key Learning:

• Instead of “Tell me fast”, say “Could you please tell me?”
  
  
• Always say “Excuse me” before asking questions.
  
  

4. Talking About Daily Routine

Conversation 4: Discussing Daily Schedule

🔹 Scenario: Rahul talks about his daily life with Amit.

👉 Wrong:
 ❌ Rahul: I am wake up at 7 AM. (Incorrect verb usage)
 ❌ Amit: What you do after that? (Wrong sentence structure)

✅ Correct:
 ✔️ Rahul: I wake up at 7 AM.
 ✔️ Amit: What do you do after that?

✔️ Rahul: After waking up, I go for a walk, then I have breakfast.
 ✔️ Amit: That’s great! Do you exercise regularly?

🔹 Key Learning:

• Instead of “I am wake up”, say “I wake up” (correct verb form).
  
  
• Instead of “What you do?”, say “What do you do?”
  

5. Making Plans with Friends

Conversation 5: Planning an Outing

🔹 Scenario: Rahul and Amit plan a weekend trip.

👉 Wrong:
 ❌ Rahul: We are go to the mall tomorrow? (Incorrect tense usage)
 ❌ Amit: Yes, we can going. (Incorrect verb usage)

✅ Correct:
 ✔️ Rahul: Are we going to the mall tomorrow?
 ✔️ Amit: Yes, we can go!

✔️ Rahul: What time should we meet?
 ✔️ Amit: Let’s meet at 5 PM.

6. Talking About Hobbies

Conversation 6: Discussing Interests

🔹 Scenario: Amit asks Rahul about his hobbies.

👉 Wrong:
 ❌ Amit: What hobbies you have? (Incorrect sentence structure)
 ❌ Rahul: I likes reading books. (Incorrect verb usage)

✅ Correct:
 ✔️ Amit: What are your hobbies?
 ✔️ Rahul: I like reading books and watching movies.

✔️ Amit: That’s nice! What kind of books do you read?
 ✔️ Rahul: I love fiction and self-improvement books.

🔹 Key Learning:

• Instead of “What hobbies you have?”, say “What are your hobbies?”
  
  
• Instead of “I likes”, say “I like”.
  
  

 

❌ Incorrect English	✅ Correct English
How you are?	How are you?
Give me water.	Can I have some water, please?
What you do?	What do you do?
He don’t like tea.	He doesn’t like tea.
I am go to market.	I am going to the market.

Conclusion: How to Improve Daily English Speaking?

✔️ Practice Daily – Speak with friends or family.
 ✔️ Use Simple Sentences – Avoid complex words initially.
 ✔️ Think in English – Don’t translate from Hindi.
 ✔️ Be Polite – Use “please,” “excuse me,” “thank you.”
 ✔️ Correct Mistakes – Learn from errors, don’t fear them.

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