Would You Live There? Traveling With a Local Mindset

Conversation - B2-C1 | Advance Level

4.9 $

Jan. 13 Tue , 08:00 USA

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Description

In this class you will:
✔ Watch a reflective travel video focused on local experiences.
✔ Learn advanced vocabulary related to lifestyle, culture, adaptation, and belonging.
✔ Discuss cultural differences using nuanced opinions.
✔ Practice speculation, comparison, and conditional thinking.

You will:
• Develop language to evaluate places beyond tourism
• Practice expressing hypothetical life choices
• Use complex structures to justify long-term decisions

Session Activities

Question 1: When you travel, do you prefer tourist activities or local experiences? Why?

Question 2: Have you ever visited a place you could imagine living in?

Question 3: What makes a place “livable” for you?

Question 4: Do you think traveling changes how people judge other cultures?

Question 5: Would you rather live in a big city or a small town abroad?

Question 1: What factors would you consider before deciding to live in another country?

Question 2: How is visiting a place different from living there long-term?

Question 3: What lifestyle habits might be hardest for you to adapt to abroad?

Question 4: How important is language when integrating into a new culture?

Question 5: Do you think living like a local makes travel more meaningful? Why?

Question 6: Would you rather live somewhere very different from your culture or similar to it?

Question 7: After watching the video, did your idea of “good travel” change? How?

Question 8: What city or country do you admire but wouldn’t want to live in? Why?

Question 9: How does imagining daily life help you decide if a place is right for you?

lifestyle

the way people live their daily lives

mindset

a particular way of thinking

integrate

to become part of a community or culture

adapt

to adjust to new conditions

cost of living

the amount of money needed to live in a place

routine

regular daily activities

cultural norms

shared rules or behaviors in a society

perspective

a way of seeing or understanding something

belonging

the feeling of being accepted in a place or group