Countries

Conversation - A1-A2 | Beginner Level

4.9 $

Oct. 31 Fri , 09:00 USA

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Description

In this interactive speaking class, you’ll learn how to talk about countries and nationalities in English.

You’ll practice asking and answering questions like “Where are you from?” and “What’s your nationality?” while learning new phrases and pronunciation.

Perfect for A1–A2 students who want to speak confidently about themselves and others!

Session Activities

Question 1: What is the capital city of your country? Is it a very old or a modern city?

Question 2: Do you like to meet people from all walks of life (meaning: meet people from different countries and backgrounds)? Why or why not?

Question 3: What country do you dream of visiting one day (meaning: really want to go to)? Why?

Question 1: Have you ever made friends from abroad (meaning: met and became friends with someone from another country)?

Question 2: What do you like most about your country? What makes you proud of your roots (meaning: proud of where you come from)?

Question 3: Which country’s culture do you find most interesting? What makes it stand out (meaning: be special or different)?

Question 4: Do you think learning English helps people connect across borders (meaning: communicate with people from other countries)?

Question 5: What language (or languages) do people speak in your country?

Question 6: Do people from your country travel a lot to other places? Where do they usually go?

Question 7: Name two neighboring countries (countries next to) your country.

Question 8: 3. What's a custom or food from your culture that is really popular? Do you think it's the bee's knees? (the bee's knees: excellent or the very best).

Question 9: Do you like to watch sports from different countries? Which sport?

to meet people from all walks of life

meet people from different countries and backgrounds

made friends from abroad

met and became friends with someone from another country

proud of your roots

proud of where you come from

stand out

special or different

helps people connect across borders

communicate with people from other countries

neighboring countries

countries next to

the bee's knees

excellent or the very best