Daily English Conversations with Audio

Daily English Conversations with Audio 🎧

Learning to speak English fluently starts with listening and practicing real conversations. When you listen to daily English conversations, you learn how native speakers talk — naturally and confidently.

This article includes daily English conversation examples, meanings, and suggested audio sources to help you practice anytime, anywhere. Let’s begin!

💬 1. Greeting and Small Talk

Start your day with friendly English! These short conversations help you sound natural when meeting people.

Conversation	Meaning
A: “Hey! How’s it going?” B: “I’m good, thanks. And you?”	A friendly greeting and short response
A: “What are you up to?” B: “Just working on my laptop.”	Asking what someone is doing
A: “Nice weather today!” B: “Yeah, it’s beautiful and sunny.”	Small talk about the weather

🎧 Listen Practice:

☕ 2. At a Coffee Shop

Conversation	Meaning
A: “Hi! Can I get a latte, please?” B: “Sure! What size would you like?”	Ordering politely
A: “Medium, please. And can I have it to go?” B: “Of course!”	Takeaway order
A: “How much is that?” B: “That’s $4.50.”	Asking for price

🎧 Listen Practice:

☕ Tip: Always use “please” and “thank you” to sound polite.

🏢 3. At Work or in the Office

Conversation	Meaning
A: “Good morning! Did you finish the report?” B: “Almost. I’ll send it by noon.”	Common workplace talk
A: “Can we have a quick meeting?” B: “Sure, let’s meet in 10 minutes.”	Scheduling
A: “I’ll get back to you soon.”	Means “I’ll reply or give an update later”

🎧 Listen Practice:

💡 These phrases are useful for emails and meetings too.

🛒 4. Shopping and Asking for Prices

Conversation	Meaning
A: “Excuse me, how much is this shirt?” B: “It’s $25.”	Asking for price
A: “Do you have this in another color?” B: “Yes, we have it in blue.”	Checking for options
A: “Can I try it on?” B: “Sure, the fitting room is over there.”	Asking to try clothes

🎧 Listen Practice:

💳 Useful words: “discount,” “receipt,” “cash,” “credit card.”

🍽️ 5. At a Restaurant

Conversation	Meaning
A: “Good evening! Can I see the menu, please?” B: “Of course. Here you go.”	Asking for the menu
A: “I’ll have the grilled chicken with rice.”	Ordering food
B: “Would you like something to drink?” A: “Yes, just water, please.”	Offering and accepting drinks

🎧 Listen Practice:

🍴 Tip: Use polite language — “Can I have…” or “I’d like…” sounds natural.

🚖 6. Asking for Directions

Conversation	Meaning
A: “Excuse me, how can I get to the train station?” B: “Go straight, then turn left.”	Asking for directions
A: “Is it far from here?” B: “No, it’s about 10 minutes’ walk.”	Asking about distance
A: “Thanks a lot!” B: “You’re welcome.”	Showing gratitude

🎧 Listen Practice:

🗺️ Practice this daily — it’s one of the most common topics!

📞 7. Making a Phone Call

Conversation	Meaning
A: “Hello, may I speak to Mr. Brown, please?” B: “Speaking. How can I help you?”	Professional call
A: “I’m calling to confirm our appointment.”	Confirming a schedule
A: “Thank you for your time!”	Polite ending

🎧 Listen Practice:

☎️ Speak slowly and clearly when on the phone.

💻 8. Talking Online or on Social Media

Conversation	Meaning
A: “Hey! I saw your new post — it’s amazing!” B: “Thanks! I just uploaded it yesterday.”	Friendly chat online
A: “Do you use Instagram?” B: “Yeah, I love sharing travel photos.”	Talking about social apps
A: “Let’s video call later.”	Making an online call plan

🎧 Listen Practice:

📱 Tip: Online chatting is a great way to practice writing in English!

🧠 Bonus: Learn Faster with Audio Tools

Here are some of the best free and paid audio platforms for English learners 🎧👇

BBC Learning English – Real-life conversations with transcripts.
ESL Pod – Clear, slow English for beginners.
Elllo.org – Audio + exercises from global speakers.
YouTube Channels – Search “Daily English Conversations with Subtitles.”
Spotify Podcasts – Try “English Learning for Everyone.”

💡 Listening every day improves pronunciation, accent, and vocabulary naturally.