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What do you have for breakfast? Danny takes you around the world to see what people eat in the morning. You practice food words, colors, questions with the simple present, and how often you do things using always, usually, sometimes, and never. It's a warm final episode, with encouragement for your learning journey.
What do people do all day? Danny introduces three people with three very different jobs: a nurse, a bus driver, and a baker. You practice the simple present, telling time, and asking questions with do and does, and you learn useful work words like shift, boss, and coworker.
What can you do? Danny talks about talents, hobbies, and the days of the week. You practice can and can't, learn the parts of the body, and pick up some natural phrases like "I'm good at" and "not yet." It's an encouraging episode for anyone who is learning something new.
Where are you from, and who is in your family? Danny introduces four friends from four countries and teaches you how to talk about countries, nationalities, and family members. You practice question words like where, who, and how old, and you learn how the stress changes in words like Japan and Japanese.
What is in your bag right now? Danny opens his bag and talks about everyday things: keys, phones, notebooks, and more. You practice a and an, plural nouns, prices, and words for where things are, and you learn a few useful shopping phrases like "It's on sale."
How do you say hello to someone new? In this friendly first episode, Danny teaches you simple ways to greet people, introduce yourself, spell your name, and say phone numbers. You also learn a few natural, everyday phrases that make you sound relaxed and confident.
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