English Course - Conversation
English Conversation: French Subtitles, Restaurant.
Today's video is a conversation between friends, 100% in English, as they meet in a restaurant in the United States. Can you understand them? Intermediate English conversation, English conversation with French subtitles, B2 English conversation, English dialogue
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