Conversation at Work 🧑‍💼 Daily Routine English for Beginners | Sidekick English Podcast

Описание: Learn *daily routine English at work* with this easy *English conversation for beginners* 🧑‍💻 Improve your **office English**, work vocabulary, and simple phrases you can use every day.

In this episode of *Sidekick English**, Maya and Theo help you talk about your **workday in English* using slow, clear, beginner‑friendly English. Perfect for young adults, office workers, students, and anyone who wants to use English at work.

🔑 In this video, you will learn how to:
• Talk about your *morning routine at work*
• Use “**arrive at work**” and “**start work**” in real sentences
• Describe your *daily routine in the office*
• Use *present simple* and *present continuous* (I start / I am working)
• Make *small talk at work* and in the office kitchen
• Talk about *meetings, emails, calls, and breaks*
• Describe *lunch break* and *afternoon tasks*
• Talk about the *end of the workday*

🗣 Useful vocabulary & phrases from this podcast:

Daily routine verbs at work:
• arrive at work, start work
• make coffee / make tea
• check email, check my calendar, check messages, check the report
• have a break, have lunch, go out for lunch, bring lunch, order lunch, eat at my desk
• go to a meeting, have a meeting, one‑to‑one meeting
• send an email, reply to an email, send a report, send a file, send a message
• make a phone call, answer the phone
• take notes, write a report, prepare a presentation, give a presentation, prepare slides
• update the project file, update the task list, update my to‑do list
• tidy my desk, organize files
• finish work, leave work, leave on time, stay late

Useful office phrases & questions:
• “I arrive at work at 8:30.” / “I start work at nine.”
• “I’m checking my email.” / “I’m working on a report.”
• “I need to send it before lunch.”
• “I have a team meeting at eleven.”
• “How is your morning?” / “How is your day so far?”
• “What are you working on?”
• “Do you need any help?”
• “When is your next meeting?”
• “I’m going to take a short break.” / “I’m going to get a coffee.”
• “I’m going out for lunch.” / “I usually bring my lunch from home.”
• “I want to finish it by the end of the day.”
• “Are you staying late today?” / “I want to leave on time.”
• “I’m going home.” / “Have a good evening.” / “See you tomorrow.”

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What time do you usually *start work* and **finish work**? Try to answer in English below! 👇