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A2 · Language Learning

Asking Someone to Speak More Slowly

CEFR level:
A2
Sentences:
10
Duration:
1 min
Speakers:
Tom & Emma

"Asking Someone to Speak More Slowly" is an A2-level English conversation about language learning, 10 lines long (about 1 minute) between Tom & Emma. Read the full script below with the translation next to each line, then try speaking one of the roles out loud.

Dialogue script

Each entry shows the English sentence first, with the translation on the line below it. To practise speaking, cover the translation and repeat after the audio.

  1. Tom 0:00

    Sorry, could you speak a little more slowly, please?

    Line 1
  2. Emma 0:03

    Of course. I was speaking too fast just now.

    Line 2
  3. Tom 0:07

    Thanks. I understood the first part, not the last instruction.

    Line 3
  4. Emma 0:11

    No problem. First open the app, then press the green button.

    Line 4
  5. Tom 0:16

    Great, and what should I do after pressing it?

    Line 5
  6. Emma 0:19

    Wait five seconds, then enter your email address.

    Line 6
  7. Tom 0:23

    That's clear now. Could you repeat the final step too?

    Line 7
  8. Emma 0:27

    Finally, tap confirm and check your inbox for a code.

    Line 8
  9. Tom 0:31

    Perfect, I can follow that sequence now.

    Line 9
  10. Emma 0:34

    Great, tell me if any step still feels confusing.

    Line 10

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Key vocabulary

Content words from this dialogue, ranked by the CEFR level at which they appear across the whole 500-dialogue library. Function words and proper nouns are excluded.

  • speaking /ˈspikɪŋ/ noun; present participle

    the act of talking

  • fast /ˈfæst/ adjective or adverb

    moving or happening quickly

  • first /fɝst/ adjective

    coming before all others

  • part /pɑrt/ noun; verb

    a piece of something; to separate

  • clear /klɪr/ adjective

    easy to see, hear, or understand

  • repeat /rɪˈpit/ verb

    to do or say again

  • final /ˈfaɪnəl/ adjective

    last in a series

  • confirm /kənˈfɝm/ verb

    to establish the truth or correctness of something; to make definite

  • sequence /ˈsikwəns/ noun

    an ordered series of things

  • still /stɪl/ adverb

    continuing up to now

  • feels /ˈfilz/ verb

    experiences a sensation or seems to the touch

  • confusing /kənˈfjuzɪŋ/ adjective

    hard to understand; causing bewilderment

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