Day 2 – College Canteen Dialogue

Day 2 – College Canteen Dialogue

Welcome to Day 2 of our English conversation journey! This lesson focuses on a common, everyday activity: a casual chat between friends in a college canteen (or cafeteria). Learning to talk about simple topics like what you want to eat, where you want to sit, and school assignments(project).

In this dialogue, you will follow two friends, Ravi and Maya, as they discuss their food choices and their upcoming school project. Pay close attention to the simple, polite phrases they use to ask questions and suggest actions. By the end of this lesson, you’ll be ready to kick off a casual conversation with an English speaker in a social setting.

Characters:

Ravi – A student in college
Maya – His friend and classmate

Conversation Script

Ravi
Hi Maya, are you hungry?
maya
Yes, Ravi. I am very hungry.
Ravi
What do you want to eat?
maya
I want a sandwich. What about you?
Ravi
I think I will take some noodles.
maya
That sounds tasty. Do you like noodles?
Ravi
Yes, I like noodles very much.
maya
I like them too, but sometimes they are spicy.
Ravi
Do you want something to drink?
maya
Yes, maybe some orange juice.
Ravi
Good choice. I will take a cola.
maya
Okay. Let’s sit near the window.
Ravi
Sure. It’s nice and quiet there.
maya
Yes, we can also talk about our project.
Ravi
Right! We need to finish it soon.
maya
Don’t worry, we will do it together.

Daily use English phrases with Meaning and Examples.

1. Are you hungry? – Asking if someone wants to eat.
Examples :- Are you hungry? We can order some food now.
                   - You did not eat all day. Are you hungry?
2. What do you want to eat? – Asking about food choice.
Examples :- What do you want to eat for dinner today?
                    - We are at a restaurant. What do you want to eat?
3. That sounds tasty. – Expressing interest in food.
Examples :- You ordered pizza? That sounds tasty!
                     - You made noodles? That sounds tasty to me.
4. I like them very much. – Showing strong liking.
Examples :- These biscuits are soft and sweet. I like them very much.
                     - Your cooking is amazing. I like it very much.
5. Do you want something to drink? – Offering a drink politely.
Examples :- You look tired. Do you want something to drink?
                    - It is hot today. Do you want something to drink?
6. Let’s sit near the window. – Suggesting a place to sit.
Examples :- It is quiet there. Let’s sit near the window.
                     - The view is nice. Let’s sit near the window.
7. Don’t worry, we will do it together. – Giving support and comfort.
Examples :- The work looks hard, but don’t worry, we will do it together.
                     - You feel nervous, but don’t worry, we will do it together.
Back to List of conversation
Easy English Sentences for Better Fluency :

Base SentenceOther Ways to SayReal-Life Example Sentence
What do you wantWhat would you likeWhat would you like to eat today?
What are you looking forWhat are you looking for in this shop?
What do you needWhat do you need from the store?
What can I get for youWhat can I get for you, sir?
What are you interested inWhat are you interested in buying?
What do you wish forWhat do you wish for on your birthday?
What are you expectingWhat are you expecting from this meeting?
I like very muchI really like itI really like this movie.
I like it a lotI like this dress a lot.
I love itI love this song.
I enjoy it greatlyI enjoy this game greatly.
I am very fond of itI am very fond of my little brother.
I like it so muchI like your handwriting so much.
I truly like itI truly like your way of thinking.
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