Outdoor Activities – English Speaking Conversation

Two friends debating whether video games or outdoor games are preferable. It’s a nice English-speaking conversation on the advantages of video games and outdoor games. Excellent vocabulary for children and teenagers who are always juggling indoor and outside activities.

A unique conversation centered on a disciplined approach to life that, if followed seriously, may lead to a good outcome. Younger children and their ways of thinking and discussing their points of view. Speaking is an excellent approach to express your ideas and opinions in every case. Additionally, having an English speaking conversation may help you improve your language abilities and motivate you to practice English on a daily basis.

All of the dialogues in the video above

Rohan: Hey dude! Wondering if you are free to discuss something?
Justin: I am busy producing some music I left incomplete the other day.
Rohan: Okay. But I see you doing that every time. No change?
Justin: I love what I do. Tell me what’s your point?
Rohan: A little bit of fun always works good for mental health. It will relax your mind!
Justin: Yeah, I know. Therefore, whenever I feel fatigued out, I cycle through the town!
Rohan: Does that relax you?
Justin: Of course! What could be better than cycling through the evening wind?
Rohan: Playing video games can be an option too, should we?
Justin: (sighs) I don’t think so.
Rohan: What’s wrong with that? I’ve seen you always have a bad opinion about mobile game.
Justin: Long story short my friend, it’ll suck out my creativity. It won’t allow me to focus on anything else.
Rohan: Woah woah woah …. let’s just go one step at a time. So, you mean, it will suck out your creativity. Why?
Justin: Why? Well, that’s what it does. To tell you the truth, I have lately seen your grades drop. What would you say about that?
Rohan: Well, there are multiple reasons, you know. I and my friends had gone for a long trip. Therefore, I had no time to study.

Justin: A trip exactly before the first semester? That’s insane!
Rohan: Now what could’ve I done? They are my best friends and at that time they were forcing me to come along. I couldn’t deny, could I?
Justin: Of course, you could! Your examinations were even more important than that.
Rohan: Never mind. Uh…. I don’t understand. What’s so fun about creating music?
Justin: Fun? Everything cannot be done for fun, my friend. One shall ruin his life then.
Rohan: I didn’t get you.
Justin: To live a successful and most importantly a happy life, along with fun activities, you have to work too. You must live a balanced life.
Rohan: I get your point. But I don’t think any of this relates to why you don’t like video games or does it?
Justin: No, it doesn’t. But I just feel it’s not my thing. However, you can always continue if you want.
Rohan: Sure. I just wanted to make certain things clear, nothing else.
Justin: That’s absolutely fine. Uh… I’m starving now. Should we go out for lunch?
Rohan: Yes, let’s go. I didn’t eat a lot for breakfast today.
Justin: Fine, I shall get ready.
Rohan: Take your time. No hurry.

English Speaking Conversation Video Related Vocabulary

Word: Producing
Meaning: to create something
Usage 1] He’s the one who’s producing the fantastic music.
Usage 2] Frank was always producing melodies.

Word: Fatigue
Meaning: extreme exhaustion
Usage 1] Jill had a fatigued look on her face.
Usage 2] Travis seemed to be fatigued all of the time.