• When you are on stage, dance in a lively way! | vigla • I wouldn't normally take a dance class, but my friend asked me to join her. | normale • inko: ink • tabulviŝilo: blackboard duster|board duster • kartoĉo, inkkartoĉo: cartridge • You'll find a lot of alleyway|alley-way s in the center of medieval Bruges. | strateto • When you learn languages, knowing Esperanto is a benefit . | avantaĝo • It is too crowded here in the train, let's go an other carriage . | vagono • Piccadilly circus . | malfemita ronda placo kie kelkaj stratoj kuniĝas • In het London Tube, you have to stand on the right on the escalator . | rulŝtuparo • To travel with the help of Esperanto, your funds in your bank account doesn't have to be that high. | sumo • The ferry announcement said that there was a delay of 2 hours to Canterbury | anonco • Sunset boulevard is a big road in Los Angeles | bulvardo • Sint Paul's is one of the most beautiful cathedral s in London | katedralo • Big ben is a clock tower . | turo • Wall Street is the financial district in New York. | distrikto • The Esperanto youth congress in Hungary has been one of the most thrilling experience s in my life. | sperto • Fifth avenue in New York is famous for its designer shops | avenuo • The famous bridge in Prague is a pedestrian one | ponto • What's the charge for a single train ticket to Edinburgh? | kosto • Most colleges in Oxford and Cambridge have courtyard s with the main buildings surrounding them. | korto • In the middle of St. Paul's Cathedral there is a dome . | kupolo • The bus conductor called the police, because he forgot to pay the fare . | veturprezo • I want to experience the atmosphere of a live concert. | sperti • You have to insert your ticket into the slot on the ticket barrier. | enmeti • I send you a message, please reply|respond|answer . | respondi • I need to top up my Oyster Card; there isn't any money left on it. | monaldoni, plenigi • The police officer fine s me for speeding. | monpuni • I look for|search for|seek a street map of London. | serĉi • My wallet has been stolen, I hope I can retrieve it from the police. | reakiri • In the London Underground some scare tourists have the feeling that the professional beggars intimidate them. | minactimigi • People queue when they wait for the bus in Britain | viciĝi • I save money so that I can go to an Esperanto gathering. | ŝpari • What are the additional costs to the trip? | aldona, kroma • I'm a conscientious student; I start studying for the exams one month in advance. | konscienca • During rush hours train carriages are crowded, but on a off peak train you won't have trouble getting a seat. | ekster premperiodo • My unlimited travel ticket means that I don't have to come back on a set date. | senlima • My best friend was absent from school on three consecutive days because she had the flu. | sinsekva • Booking everything in advance makes travelling hassle-free . | senstreĉa • She's a very cheeky girl; she speaks her mind whenever she feels like it. | impertinenta • Our tour guide is very experienced ; she has been a guide in London for 20 years. | sperta • When I came home late, the stare my mum gave me was very intimidating . | minactimiga • Do you use a pre-paid mobile phone? | antaŭpagita • I don't mind, actually . | fakte • I will certainly go again to the International Youth Congress of Esperanto. | certe • She was formerly a bank clerk. ~ this building was a hospital. | antaŭe • Sir, sadly|unfortunatly , I have to inform you that you have failed your Esperanto exam. | bedaŭrinde • When you use an Oyster Card, the fare will automatically be deducted. | aŭtomate • Thomas is a commonly used name. | ĝenerale • Please don't take it personally . | persone • I was terribly confused after the teacher's explanation. | terure • People drive on the left in the UK, so drive carefully when you are there! | zorgeme, singarde • My boyfriend probably|likely won't make it to the party; he has to work all night. | verŝajne, probable, kredeble • apliki: to apply • apliko, aplikaĵo: application • This law is applicable to all cases. | aplikebla • after deduct ing expenses | mondepreni • He didn't like to hassle her about it - her migraines had become more frequent lately - but he supposed he would have to, sooner or later. | argumentadi, ĝeni • validigi: to validate • valideco: validity • the northbound|northward lane | norddirekta • I'll make you an offer you can't refuse. | propono, oferto • Mary had many other children in addition to Jesus | aldone al, plie, krom, krome, plue • skrapgumo: eraser|rubber • gluo: glue • a stick of deodorant. | ŝmirbastoneto • The custumer is always king! | kliento • rubujo: litter bin|litter box|trash can|dustbin • liniilo, rektilo, mezurilo: ruler • kretotabulo: blackboard • krampilo: stapler • kreto: piece of chalk • krajono: pencil • tondilo: a pair of scissors|scissors • globkrajono: ballpoint pen • I think Rowan Atkinson, aka Mr Bean, is really funny . | amuza • I'm afread the book you want to read, isn't available yet. I hope it'll be brought back to the library at the end of the week. | havebla • petolema: playful • Why are you giving up so easily ? | facile • When you buy three bottles of champagne, you'll receive the fourth free of charge . | senpage • truilo: punch|hole puncher|hole punch