🏠 Lesson 3: Meeting a New Neighbor

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1️⃣ Dialogue

A: Hello! I’m your new neighbor. I just moved in next door.
B: Hi! Welcome to the neighborhood.
A: Thank you. My name is Youssef.
B: Nice to meet you, Youssef. I’m David.
A: Nice to meet you too. How long have you lived here?
B: I’ve lived here for five years.
A: That’s great. The area looks very nice.
B: Yes, it’s quiet and friendly.
A: Do you have any recommendations for restaurants?
B: Sure! There is a good Italian place nearby.
A: That sounds nice. I will try it.
B: Also, the park is very nice for walks.
A: Thank you for the advice.
B: No problem. If you need anything, just ask.
A: I will. Thank you.
B: Do you have children?
A: Yes, one son.
B: The local school is very good.
A: That’s good to know.
B: Welcome again, Youssef!
A: Thanks, David. I’m happy to meet you.
B: Me too!

2️⃣ Vocabulary List

Word/Phrase	Meaning in English
Neighbor	A person living next door or nearby
Moved in	Started living in a new house
Neighborhood	The area around your home
Quiet	Peaceful, not noisy
Friendly	Kind and welcoming
Recommendation	Advice about something
Park	An open public space with trees
School	Place where children learn
Advice	Guidance or suggestions
Welcome	A greeting to someone new

3️⃣ Comprehension Questions

Who is the new neighbor?
How long has David lived there?
What recommendations does David give?
Does Youssef have children?
Is the neighborhood noisy or quiet?

4️⃣ Exercises

A. Fill in the blanks

The new neighbor’s name is ______.
David has lived there for ______ years.
The park is very ______ for walks.

B. True / False

Youssef moved in next door. (True)
David recommends a French restaurant. (False)
The area is friendly. (True)

C. Match Vocabulary

Neighbor → a) Advice about something
Park → b) A person living next door
Recommendation → c) An open public space

5️⃣ Answers