Talking about public transport 🚌🚈🚋 Real Easy English

Please don't be sad Georgie If I has a money I will bought you a car you are a amazing and fantastic women ❤️ 💜

I usually travel to work by bus because It is very near my house but whem the traffic is terrible I take the tube

"Tube",the word sounds "/tʃuːb/" or " /tjuːb/"?
I listened a sound "/tʃuːb/", but the dictionary sounds " /tjuːb/"?
How confused I am.

la tuya por si acaso

This episode it was easy and beneficial for me and for everyone who is learning English as beginners. To be honest with you I didn't learn any new word because I know meaning of those words . As usual BBC is the best.

0:36 I always feel a bit nervous speaking English in public places like buses or trains…
but I know that’s the best place to practice.

Is there anyone who is practicing English with me?

I’ve been lucky not to use public transport for the past 6 years. I hope it stays that way

العرب اللي موجودين ياريت بجاوبوني ممكن استفيد من هالقناة ولا لأ اللي بين معي تدريب عاللفظ أكتر من أي شي تاني يعني شو مشان المفردات...شفت القناة جديد قلت بسأل قبل ما بلش ومشكورين ❤

It is very useful for my listenning test, thanks you so much 😁

I want to learn spoken English how can I learn and what are the steps

Thank u so much
This videos it's really useful

Thanks, this is the first video I've watched from this playlist. I'll leave a comment under each one I watch to let you know

BBC Learning English.

I dont understand anything but ım listening btw ı can talking but ı don't understand bro whyyyy

I dream of talking the tube and buses in London again〜thank you as always

be Amharic tergumu

Oooooooooooooooooo

"Crowded / Packed."
"Reliable."
"Unreliable."
"Frequent."
"Delayed."

Thanks 🥰🙏

Thanks you for this podcast..❤

usually by bus here in Havana. but as it is so difficult to deal with public transportation here. we also use to walk or riding bike.

Really great thank you so much

Well it was so great I loved it actually

How beautiful voices, guys ❤

U r the best❤

amazing

I'm watching the podcast from Ukraine and word "moscva" makes me vomit

I’ve been learning English with YouTube for a while, but I always struggle when people speak fast.



I can understand words, but not full sentences, and replaying the same part over and over is kind of frustrating.



Recently I tried turning videos into something like a readable article, so I can follow sentence by sentence while listening.



It actually made things much easier.



I even built a small tool for this and shared a demo on my channel — still improving it, but curious if it helps others too.

Finally, neil from tip top trading. One of london's fastesr growing companies. Asking How are you feeling anna?🤣🤣. Man it is my favourite english series. I Hope u r doing well.

We have metro service at Kochi, one of the busiest city in kerala

Excellent

This channel actually i want and i love your content , i learned a lot thanku ❤

Very like Neil. He pronounciation is very clear. But not comfortable with the vocal voice of that woman in the video

Who is she!? Is she a native speaker?

The man speaks more clearly than the woman😢

I go to the Office by Car and it takes 20 minutes to drive to work.

I lived in London when I was a student and I hated communicating by underground - especially during rush hour. The sheer volume of travellers was simply overwhelming but the buses were better.
I also enjoy travelling by train my longest journey was from Milan to England.
Now, going to work in the morning is an absolute pleasure since I live in a small town on the shore of a lake. Even on a cold day it's relaxing and invigorating 😊

Hi from Azerbaijan. In generally yes I agree with you. Public transport is reliable, convenient and effeciant. However if public transport is frequently at that time is good. It is also perfect if you possess modern buses, the tube etc . Thank you for this video. But I want to tell you one thing. Nowadays already in spring therefore can you take your podcast videos outside like at park?

What is the meaning of tube????

Nowadays, public transport turn into dymond transport for oil and gass crises, it's really a terrible problem for local passengers

Perfect podcast i appreciat it❤ from Tunisia