Language topic
Names, origins, contact details, work, study, and basic personal facts
This topic contains 150 English phrases with None support. You can keep them playing in Kuku.talk while you work, walk, or handle routine tasks.
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Below is the full phrase list for "Everyday English Phrasebook 02 - Introductions and Personal Information": use it to preview the topic, listen actively or passively, and review in Kuku.talk.
| # | Study text |
|---|---|
| 1 | my name is |
| 2 | I'm |
| 3 | I'm from |
| 4 | I live in |
| 5 | I was born in |
| 6 | I'm years old |
| 7 | I'm a student |
| 8 | I work as |
| 9 | I work in |
| 10 | I study |
| 11 | I speak |
| 12 | I don't speak |
| 13 | my phone number is |
| 14 | my email is |
| 15 | my address is |
| 16 | this is my friend |
| 17 | this is my brother |
| 18 | this is my sister |
| 19 | nice to meet you |
| 20 | what's your name |
| 21 | where are you from |
| 22 | where do you live |
| 23 | how old are you |
| 24 | what do you do |
| 25 | what's your job |
| 26 | are you a student |
| 27 | do you speak English |
| 28 | I'm married |
| 29 | I'm single |
| 30 | I have children |
| 31 | My name is Alex. |
| 32 | I'm Alex. |
| 33 | I'm Maria. |
| 34 | What's your name? |
| 35 | What is your full name? |
| 36 | My full name is Alex Carter. |
| 37 | How do you spell your name? |
| 38 | It's A-L-E-X. |
| 39 | Can you say your name again? |
| 40 | This is my friend Ben. |
| 41 | This is my sister Anna. |
| 42 | This is my brother Mark. |
| 43 | This is my colleague Sarah. |
| 44 | Nice to meet you, Sarah. |
| 45 | Nice to meet you too. |
| 46 | You can call me Alex. |
| 47 | Everyone calls me Sam. |
| 48 | Please call me Kate. |
| 49 | Where are you from? |
| 50 | I'm from the United States. |
| 51 | I'm from Canada. |
| 52 | I'm from Mexico. |
| 53 | I'm from Brazil. |
| 54 | I'm from Germany. |
| 55 | I'm from Poland. |
| 56 | I'm from Japan. |
| 57 | I live in New York. |
| 58 | I live near Chicago. |
| 59 | I live outside the city. |
| 60 | I was born in California. |
| 61 | I grew up in Texas. |
| 62 | My family is from Spain. |
| 63 | I'm new here. |
| 64 | I've been here for two weeks. |
| 65 | I moved here last month. |
| 66 | I like it here. |
| 67 | What's your phone number? |
| 68 | My phone number is five five five, one two three, four five six seven. |
| 69 | Can I have your email? |
| 70 | My email is alex@example.com. |
| 71 | What's your address? |
| 72 | I live at 25 Maple Street. |
| 73 | Do you use WhatsApp? |
| 74 | Can I text you? |
| 75 | Send me a message. |
| 76 | I'll send you my number. |
| 77 | Here is my number. |
| 78 | Can you write it down? |
| 79 | Do you have my contact? |
| 80 | Let me check my phone. |
| 81 | I don't remember my number. |
| 82 | Please call me later. |
| 83 | You can reach me after six. |
| 84 | My phone is off. |
| 85 | What do you do? |
| 86 | I'm a student. |
| 87 | I'm a teacher. |
| 88 | I'm a software developer. |
| 89 | I'm a nurse. |
| 90 | I'm a driver. |
| 91 | I'm looking for a job. |
| 92 | I work in a cafe. |
| 93 | I work at a hotel. |
| 94 | I work from home. |
| 95 | I study English. |
| 96 | I study at the university. |
| 97 | I go to school. |
| 98 | I'm in a language course. |
| 99 | I have class today. |
| 100 | I have work tomorrow. |
| 101 | I'm off today. |
| 102 | I'm busy with work. |
| 103 | How old are you? |
| 104 | I'm twenty-five. |
| 105 | I'm married. |
| 106 | I'm single. |
| 107 | I have two children. |
| 108 | I don't have children. |
| 109 | I have a dog. |
| 110 | I have a small family. |
| 111 | I have a big family. |
| 112 | I speak English. |
| 113 | I speak a little Spanish. |
| 114 | I don't speak French. |
| 115 | I understand a little. |
| 116 | I'm learning English. |
| 117 | I like music. |
| 118 | I like sports. |
| 119 | I don't drink coffee. |
| 120 | I don't smoke. |
| 121 | first name |
| 122 | last name |
| 123 | full name |
| 124 | nickname |
| 125 | age |
| 126 | address |
| 127 | phone number |
| 128 | email address |
| 129 | country |
| 130 | city |
| 131 | town |
| 132 | street |
| 133 | apartment |
| 134 | family |
| 135 | parents |
| 136 | children |
| 137 | husband |
| 138 | wife |
| 139 | partner |
| 140 | friend |
| 141 | colleague |
| 142 | student |
| 143 | teacher |
| 144 | job |
| 145 | work |
| 146 | school |
| 147 | university |
| 148 | language |
| 149 | English |
| 150 | a little |
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