Renting an Apartment Vocabulary & Dialogues

We have always been caught up in the demands of a fast-paced lifestyle and the problems that it presents. In spite of the fact that nothing in our life will ever be entirely ideal, it is incumbent upon everyone of us to do all in our power to improve the situation via clear and efficient communication. If you are moving to a new city, looking for a new job, moving into a new apartment, or whatever the situation may be, effective communication may answer all of your problems. The ability to communicate effectively in English may help you stand out as a vital member of your friend group, college community, online community, and even your own family. We have created a video for you that is focused on renting an apartment vocabulary, along with the relevant English dialogues that will help improve your ability to communicate verbally.

It is imperative that you engage in regular English conversational practice if you wish to achieve fluency in the language and enjoy a life that is less complicated.

All of the dialogues from Renting an Apartment Vocabulary Video

Justin: Hey Sam. What happened to you? You look worried.
Sam: Yeah buddy, I’m totally devastated.
Justin: What’s the matter, if you don’t mind me asking?
Sam: I’m looking for an apartment. I need to shift somewhere by early next week.
Justin: But why are you leaving your current apartment? It’s pretty good.
Sam: I know that but my lease has expired a week ago. Unfortunately, I forgot to renew it. Now the landlord has rented my apartment to someone else. This guy is going to move in the next week.
Justin: That’s terrible thing to happen.
Sam: Help me buddy, I really need to find a new place immediately. Give me some pointers.
Justin: Why don’t you look up our University official website? They facilitate apartment hunting service too.
Sam: I did go through it yesterday but found no current listings against available apartments. Using their web form, I have submitted my requirement though.
Justin: Damn! Did you post your requirement on social media?
Sam: Not yet. I don’t think it’s a good idea.
Justin: You are a nut. According to me that should have been your first action. Wait a minute. I am posting your requirement on my page right now. Let’s see how it goes.
Sam: Okay, hope it works.
Justin: By the way tell me what exactly you are looking for?
Sam: A one bed room apartment is what I am looking for. If not, even a studio apartment will do good.

Justin: What about the locality?
Sam: Of course, it has to be close to our University. I need to keep the travelling expense and traveling time under control. I can’t afford that right now.
Justin: Noted. And what about the rent? How much can you afford to pay?
Sam: Not more than 800 dollars per month.
Justin: Hhmm, that sounds pretty reasonable. And what about amenities?
Sam: I’m totally fine with the basic amenities.
Justin: And finally, would you be okay to share an apartment with a roommate?
Sam: Hhmm, I don’t mind sharing but then it has to be at least two-bedroom apartment. I need some privacy.
Justin: Great. I’ve just posted it and I’m sure our requirement will get good attention.
Sam: And what if it doesn’t?
Justin: Just wait and watch. Be optimistic. Tomorrow we will even check with some local newspaper ads in the housing column. I’m sure you will find an apartment very soon.
Sam: That’s so nice of you Justin, you are a real friend.
Justin: That was a simple thing to do. But yes, a friend in need is a friend indeed. Ha ha ha
Sam: Ha ha ha

Renting an Apartment Video Related Vocabulary

Word: Devastated
Meaning: Extremely upset or shocked
Usage 1: She was devastated to hear the news of her best friend’s death.
Usage 2: The family was devastated after their house was destroyed in the hurricane.

Word: Apartment
Meaning: Set of rooms for living
Usage 1: The apartment was small but cozy.
Usage 2: They moved out of their old apartment because the landlord raised the rent.