English for everyday use

What country do you come from?

That´s alright.

From Slovakia.

Yes, I am.

How do you like it?

No, thanks.

I am glad to meet you.

Very much.

Will you pass my glasses, please?

Here you are.

That´s OK.

No, I am not.

Can I trouble you for a glass of water?

I am afraid I don´t know.

Just a moment, please.

Yes, of course.

Do you mind if I open the window?

No need to thank me.

No, please do.

Here you are.

That´s very kind of you. Thank you.

That´s alright.

Yes, I can.

Please do.

How are you?

I am fine. Thanks.

Very much.

It´s no bother.

Sorry to have caused you all this trouble.

Here you are.

Don´t worry, that´s alright.

Very well, thank you.

What about going to the theatre with me tonight?

Just a moment, please.

I´ll be pleased to.

Do by all means.

How old is Peter?

He is Czech.

He is a student.

He is forty.

What´s the time?

Good night.

Yes, it is.

Quarter to eight.

Hello, my name is Mike.

See you later.

Nice to meet you.

That´s alright.

Perhaps the weather will be good.

I hope so.

I am afraid I can´t.

Not at all.

Have you got any means of identification, please?

Yes, here is my handbag.

Yes, here is my passport.

Yes, here is my phone number.

Give my best regards to your parents.

It doesn´t matter.

I am sorry I am late.

Yes, I will. Thank you.

What does it taste like?

Delicious.

Yes, it is.

Very much.

Don´t you understand very well?

I am afraid I have lost my way.

I am afraid I can´t understand when people speak too fast.

I am afraid I am very busy.

How do you spell your name?

In Slovak.

It´s a short one.

N O V A K

What is the purpose of your visit to London?

The education training.

I am very happy to be here.

I am pleased to see you.