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Learn English for Traveling: Passport Control & Customs Vocabulary 👮‍♂️✈️ | English with Stories

Are you ready to travel? 🌍 In this video, we learn essential *English at the Airport* through a funny story! Watch what happens when Leo tries to go through UK Customs with a suitcase full of... sausages? 🌭😱 Traveling to a new country can be stressful, especially when you have to speak English at *Passport Control* or **Customs**. By the end of this lesson, you will know exactly what to say and understand the vocabulary needed for your next trip. *📝 In this lesson, you will learn:* How to handle *Passport Control* questions (Purpose of visit, Where are you from?). Vocabulary for *Baggage Claim* and luggage. How to deal with *Customs Officers* and declare items. Common airport phrases and phrasal verbs. Practice your listening and speaking skills with this real-life conversation simulation! *⏱️ TIMESTAMPS:* 00:00 - Arriving at the Airport & Passport Control 00:30 - Answering the Immigration Officer's questions 01:04 - At the Baggage Claim (Luggage problems) 01:29 - The "Nothing to Declare" Green Exit 01:45 - Stopped by Customs! 🛑 02:15 - Opening the Suitcase (Prohibited Items) 02:54 - The Consequences & Final Lesson *🔑 KEY VOCABULARY FROM THE VIDEO:* *Passport Control:* The place where your ID is checked. *Scanner:* A machine that reads your passport data. *Baggage Belt / Carousel:* The moving track where you collect your suitcase. *Customs:* The agency that checks what goods you are bringing into the country. *To Declare:* To officially tell customs officers about goods you have. *Prohibited:* Not allowed (banned). *Fine:* Money you pay as a punishment for breaking a rule. *Vacuum-sealed:* Packaging with all the air removed. *❓ QUESTION OF THE DAY:* Have you ever had a problem at the airport? Let me know in the comments below! 👇 #EnglishAtTheAirport #TravelEnglish #LearnEnglish #EnglishConversation #AirportVocabulary #ESL #SpeakingEnglish