At the Beach Conversation
Welcome to this English conversation lesson on “At the Beach”. In this lesson, you’ll learn how to discuss beach activities and sun protection with a friend. You’ll also learn alternative ways to say “beach”, such as “shore”, “coast”, or “seaside”.
Vocabulary
- “Boardwalk” is a path or walkway along the beach
- “Cabanas” are small shelters or huts on the beach
- “Shade” refers to a area protected from the sun
At the Beach Conversation
Friend 1: Did you bring some sunscreen? I forgot mine.
Friend 2: I have some coconut oil but no sunscreen.
Friend 1: Maybe I can pick some up at the beach shop on the boardwalk.
Friend 2: Let’s find a spot near some shade.
Friend 1: The beach looks fairly full. Not too many shady spots left.
Friend 2: There’s a spot over there, by those cabanas.
Friend 1: Oh yes, I see some shade. Let’s walk over.
Friend 2: I’m going to put down our towels. This way when we’re swimming, no one will take our spot.
Friend 1: That’s a good idea. Lets check out the water.
Friend 2: It feels so warm. The water is so calm.
Friend 1: Let’s swim for a bit and then we can look for your sunscreen.
Friend 2: Okay, but I don’t want to swim for too long. My skin burns easily.
Friend 1: I don’t have that problem. I just use coconut oil, it works fine for me.
Friend 2: You’re lucky to have darker skin. You can enjoy the sun longer.
Friend 1: Yes. Shall we swim out a bit further?
Friend 2: Yes. Let’s swim over to the pier, we can sit and watch the boats for a bit.
Friend 1: Okay. Then we’ll go to the beach shop, see if I can get my sun screen.
Friend 2: Alright. Let’s see who can swim the fastest. I’ll meet you on the pier.
We hope this conversation has helped you learn how to discuss beach activities and sun protection with a friend. Remember to use vocabulary like “shade”, “boardwalk”, and “cabanas” to sound more natural in your conversation.