Brilio.net – Dialogue in English is also called ‘conversation’. ‘Conversation’ according to the translation from the Cambridge Dictionary is a conversation, especially an informal one, between two or more people, in which news and ideas are exchanged. Dialogue will be interesting if someone is smart in choosing the topic to be discussed.
Since elementary school, students have been taught to converse using English. The conversations taught start from the simplest form and in everyday contexts, for example at home and develop into formal language which is usually used in the office with superiors or on campus with lecturers. The two dialogues and the language used are different, namely using standard or non-standard language.
After learning that English dialogue sometimes uses formal and informal or standard and non-standard language, now brilio.net has summarized from various sources, Tuesday (27/9), five examples of English dialogue and their meanings that are suitable for beginners.
‘Suitable for beginners’ because the topics that will be discussed are accompanied by clear information and background, vocabulary that is frequently used and found, and equipped with various themes so that it helps in the learning process.
The following is an example of an English dialogue:
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