Asking for Directions | Real English for Travel

🧭 Lost in a new city and don't know what to say in English? This video shows you exactly what to say — step by step, slow and simple. Welcome to Interview Reality — the channel that helps you speak real English in real situations. In this episode, David is lost. His phone is dead, he can't find his hotel, and he has to ask a stranger for help. Emma plays a friendly local who guides him — and teaches you the exact phrases you need. You'll hear real, natural English at an easy A2–B1 level, with clear pronunciation and helpful repetition so you can follow every word. ✅ In this video you will learn: How to stop a stranger politely in English How to ask for directions the natural way How to understand directions (left, right, straight, traffic lights) How to ask how far a place is How to check you understood correctly What to say if you get lost again 🗣️ Key phrases from this video: • Excuse me, sorry to bother you. • Could you help me? I'm looking for… • Let me make sure I understand… • How far is it? / How long does it take to walk? • Is it walking distance? • Am I going the right way to…? • You can't miss it. ✔️ This video is perfect for: Travelers and tourists visiting English-speaking countries English learners at A2 and B1 level Immigrants and newcomers finding their way in a new city Anyone who feels nervous speaking English in public Learners in the USA, Canada, UK, Australia, UAE, and around the world 🎙️ Listen with David and Emma. 📚 Learn real English for travel — one real situation at a time. 🧭 Watch this before your next trip! 00:00 - Hook: Lost in a new city 00:25 - Welcome & today's situation 00:50 - Scene 1: Stopping someone politely 02:15 - Scene 2: Understanding the directions 04:00 - Scene 3: Asking about distance & time 05:45 - Scene 4: A wrong turn — getting it right 07:30 - Word Tour: 5 key phrases 08:15 - Recap & what to say when lost 08:45- Like, subscribe & next video 🔔 Subscribe to Interview Reality and give us a like — it takes one second and it really supports the channel. New real-English conversations every week. #InterviewReality #TravelEnglish #AskingForDirections #LearnEnglish #RealEnglish #EnglishForTravel #A2English #B1English #EnglishConversation #ESL