Where are you from?
Count from 0 to 10, learn the days of the week, and say where people are from — countries, nationalities, and languages. First, a quick recall of Part A. Click any ▶ to listen.
In this lesson, you will learn...
Numbers 0 to 100. Count, and play the listening game.
Days of the week. Monday to Sunday.
Countries & nationalities. Where you're from, and what you speak.
Phone numbers. Ask for and give a number.
Do you remember?
A quick recall of Part A: greetings and the verb be.
Numbers 0 to 100
Tap to listen. Then play the game: listen and tap the number you hear.
🎧 Listening game
Tap Listen and choose from the 5 numbers. New numbers every round, so play as many times as you like.
Phone numbers
Say each number one by one. 0 = "oh" or "zero". Two of the same = "double". Click a line to listen.
Days of the week
Watch the video, then tap each day to listen. In English, days always start with a CAPITAL letter.
The verb be
Everything from the video, in one place. The verb be changes with every subject.
| Subject | be | Example |
|---|---|---|
| I | am | I'm from Brazil. |
| You | are | You're American. |
| He / She / It | is | She's from Japan. |
| We / You / They | are | They're Brazilian. |
No inglês do dia a dia usamos quase sempre a forma curta: I'm, you're, she's.
Where are you from?
Country, nationality, language. Tap a row to hear the full pattern.
| Country | Nationality | Language |
|---|
Complete the pattern
Meet Laura
Play the story, then tap any sentence to hear it again.
Hi there! I'm Laura. This is Marco. He's my husband. We have three children: Luca, Sofia, and Giulia. We're Italian, and we live in Venice. We love our city! We speak Italian and a little English.
Writing by hand makes you 25% faster at recalling what you learned — and it lights up the memory areas of your brain much more than typing does. (University of Tokyo, 2021)Escrever à mão deixa você 25% mais rápido para lembrar o que aprendeu — e ativa muito mais as áreas de memória do cérebro do que digitar.
Say it in English
Translate each sentence, type it, and click Check answers. More than one answer may be correct.
Don’t just listen — say it out loud. Repeating the words and sentences after the audio is what turns understanding into fluency.Não só escute — repita em voz alta. Repetir as palavras e frases depois do áudio é o que transforma entendimento em fluência.
What's your answer?
Someone speaks to you. Tap ▶ to hear it, then choose the best reply.
Check your progress
Six questions. Get 5 right to complete the lesson.
Today's Challenge
Listen and write. Play each sentence and type exactly what you hear.
Countries & nationalities
Tap each card to listen and repeat.
You did it!
You learned greetings, the verb be, numbers, the alphabet, and where you're from.