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fluency
the ability to speak or write a language easily, smoothly, and accurately
lido
a public outdoor swimming pool or beach bathing area
range
a wide variety or selection of different things
seafront
the part of a coastal town next to and facing the sea
marina
a specially designed harbor with moorings for yachts and small boats
pier
a raised structure extending from the shore into the sea, often used for entertainment or docking boats
pub
a British tavern or bar serving drinks and food
cliff
a steep rock face, especially along the coast
literally
in an exact sense; used informally to emphasize a statement
renovated
repaired, modernized, and restored to good condition
decades
periods of ten years
tough
strong and resilient enough to handle difficult or harsh conditions
ring
to call someone on the telephone (British informal)
preset
arranged, chosen, or set in advance
inclusive
welcoming and open to everyone without exclusion
pebbles
small, smooth, round stones found on beaches or riverbeds
vibe
the atmosphere, mood, or feeling of a place (informal)
superstore
a very large supermarket or retail store
beyond
further away than; on the far side of
consist
to be composed or made up of
prawn
an edible marine crustacean similar to a large shrimp
inflation
a general rise in prices and decline in money's purchasing power
represent
to symbolize, stand for, or signify something
dodgy
unreliable, sketchy, or potentially unsafe (British informal)
rough
rowdy, unpleasant, or slightly dangerous (informal, describing a place)
chippy
a fish-and-chip shop (British informal)
coast
the land along or near the edge of the sea
recommendation
a suggestion about the best place, choice, or course of action
stick around
to stay in a place or continue watching for a short while
just a quick one
a polite, casual way to let someone know your question will only take a moment
around the area
in the nearby neighborhood or general location
what kind of…
used to ask about the specific type or category of something
a good range of
a wide and varied selection of options
could I ask you a real quick question?
a polite way to ask for a brief moment of someone's time
the best way to get into…
asking for the most convenient route or transport method to reach a place
all the way along
continuing for the entire length of a path, street, or coastline
how long would that take me?
a natural phrase used to ask for an estimated travel time
depending on
determined or influenced by a specific factor or condition
at least
used to highlight a positive aspect even if something else is inconvenient
sorry to bother you
a polite apology used when interrupting a stranger to ask for help
point me in the direction of
to show or tell someone which way to go to find a place
not really sure
a softer, polite way to say you do not know something for certain
do you know if…
an indirect, polite way to ask a yes-or-no question
you wouldn't happen to know…
a polite, indirect way to ask a stranger if they have certain information
quite a few
a fairly large number of something
I mean
used in spoken English to correct yourself or clarify what you just said
walking distance
close enough to reach comfortably on foot
could you help me out?
a friendly, everyday way to ask someone for assistance
I'm looking for…
a clear, direct way to state what place or item you are trying to find
just over there
located a very short distance away in a specific direction
the other side of
the opposite or far side of a road, boundary, or object
have you been before?
used to ask if someone has previously visited a place
is it possible to…
a polite way to ask whether something can be done or is allowed
at the moment
right now; currently
find out
to discover, check, or get information about something
that's a good point
used to agree that someone has made a smart or valid observation
looking forward to
feeling excited and pleased about something that is going to happen
just down this way
a short distance further along a street or path in the indicated direction
right by
very close to or immediately next to something
keep going
to continue moving in the same direction without stopping
know your way around
to be familiar with an area and know where things are located
I don't suppose you know…
a polite, hesitant phrase used to ask a stranger for information without assuming they know
walk straight along
to continue walking directly forward down a road or path without turning
heading in the right direction
moving or walking toward the intended destination
further on
at a greater distance ahead along the same route
quite a bit
fairly often or a noticeable amount
apart from
except for; aside from
a fountain of knowledge
an idiom describing someone who knows a great deal of helpful information
thank you so much for your help
a warm, polite expression of gratitude after receiving assistance
as well as
in addition to
is that a thing?
an informal question asking if a custom, trend, or habit actually exists
go back a long way
to have existed or been established for a very long time
to be honest
used to introduce a candid, straightforward, or direct statement
across from
directly on the opposite side of a street or space from something
nice rest of your day
a warm, casual farewell wishing someone well for the remainder of the day
thank you so much for your time
a polite way to thank a stranger for stopping to talk or help
no worries
a relaxed, friendly way to say "you're welcome" or "that's fine"
nice one
an informal British expression meaning "great," "thanks," or "well done"