This simple English conversation is set in an office cafeteria where two colleagues talk about their lunch plans. They discuss food choices and share their personal preferences in a friendly way. The dialogue helps learners practice speaking English in a natural office setting. It is useful for daily use English and real-life communication. Perfect for beginners who want to learn English through conversation practice.
Character Introduction
Ethan – An employee who loves trying new food places.
Mia – A colleague who prefers light and healthy meals during workdays.
1. Are you free for lunch? — Asking if someone is available.
Example 1: Are you free for lunch today after the meeting?
Example 2: She asked her colleague, “Are you free for lunch?”
2. Eat in the cafeteria — Eating inside the office lunch area.
Example 1: We decided to eat in the cafeteria today.
Example 2: Many employees eat in the cafeteria during lunch break.
3. Healthy options — Food choices that are good for health.
Example 1: I always look for healthy options on the menu.
Example 2: The café offers many healthy options.
4. Light food — Food that is not heavy or oily.
Example 1: I prefer light food in the afternoon.
Example 2: She ordered light food for lunch today.
5. What time should we go? — Asking about a suitable time.
Example 1: What time should we go for lunch today?
Example 2: He asked, “What time should we go?”
6. Invite anyone else — Ask if other people should join.
Example 1: Let’s invite anyone else from our team.
Example 2: Should we invite anyone else for lunch?
7. Excited to try — Looking forward to a new experience.
Example 1: I’m excited to try the new dish today.
Example 2: She felt excited to try the new café.
8. See you at 1:00 pm — Fixing a meeting time.
Example 1: Okay, see you at 1:00 pm near the cafeteria.
Example 2: He messaged, “See you at 1:00 pm.”
9. Lunch break — Free time at work for eating.
Example 1: We talk and relax during our lunch break.
Example 2: The lunch break starts at 1 o’clock.
10. Gives more energy for work — Saying food helps to stay active.
Example 1: A good lunch gives more energy for work.
Example 2: Healthy food gives more energy for work in the evening.