Now you try
Work with a partner. One of you is Student One, the other is Student Two. You will see a card with a sentence that you will read. Wait! The words/phrases that are underlined should be read as blahblah. The listener will ask for clarification. You should explain the word very simply. The listener will say they understand.
Попрацюйте з партнером. Один з вас - Студент 1, інший - Студент 2. Ви побачите картку з реченням, яке ви будете читати. Зачекайте! Підкреслені слова/фрази слід читати як блаблабла. Слухач попросить пояснення. Ви повинні пояснити слово дуже просто. Слухач скаже, що він зрозумів.
For example, you see a card that says,
Наприклад, ви бачите картку, на якій написано,
You say, “I think Ms Shevchenko in Room 119 has been blahblah.”
Your partner repeats, “blahblah
You explain, “Yes, she has been moved to another room.” (You can flip the card to see a definition, if you don't know the word.)
Your partner says, “Okay, got it.” or “Alright.” (Use a different way each time.)
Listen to this example:
What did the speaker say to show they understood?
Що сказав співрозмовник, щоб показати, що він зрозумів?
Now, you try! А тепер спробуйте ви!
Read the card to your partner, saying blahblahblah instead of the underlined word.
You say, “I think Ms Shevchenko in Room 119 has been transblahblah.”
Your partner repeats, “Transblahblah
You explain, “Yes, she has been moved to another room.” (You can flip the card to see a definition, if you don't know the word.)
Your partner says, “Okay, got it.” or “Alright.” (Use a different way each time.)
I think Mr Koval in Room 610 has been transferred.
↔
(moved to another room)
I’m on my way home. Oh no. Have you seen my umbrella?
☔
(an object that you use to protect yourself against rain or hot sun)
I don’t know how it happened, but one of the towels in Room 701 has a huge coffee stain.
☕
(a mark that is difficult to remove, especially one made by a liquid such as blood, coffee, etc.)
Could you use a different cleaning solution? This one has a strong smell and is affecting the patient's respiratory system..
🫁
(relating to breathing or your lungs)
Did you hear? They are holding a baby shower for Valeria and Dmitry.
🍼👶
(a party held for a person expecting a baby, to which friends and relatives bring gifts for the child.)
I have to replace the linens in a patient's room because they are soiled.
🧽
(made dirty, especially with waste from your body)
Read the card to your partner, saying blahblahblah instead of the underlined word.
You say, “I think Ms Shevchenko in Room 119 has been transblahblah.”
Your partner repeats, “Transblahblah
You explain, “Yes, she has been moved to another room.” (You can flip the card to see a definition, if you don't know the word.)
Your partner says, “Okay, got it.” or “Alright.” (Use a different way each time.)
I think Mr Koval in Room 610 has been transferred.
↔
(moved to another room)
We need to leave extra utensils in the patient's room because they have difficulty using their hands.
🍴
(a thing such as a knife, spoon etc that you use when you are eating)
Excuse me, could you please help me restock the beverage station in the cafeteria?
🥤🥛☕
(a place where you can get drinks like coffee or soda)
Good morning, may I ask if you have any dietary restrictions before we serve your meal?
🥗🚫
(things you cannot eat)
Excuse me! Do you speak Tagalog?
🇵🇭
(the official language of the Philippines)
Do you know what the wifi password is?
📶
(a way of connecting to the Internet by using radio signals)