SPOKEN ENGLISH – AT THE BANK – A SELF LEARNING GUIDE TO CONVERSATION PRACTICE.
SPOKEN ENGLISH – AT THE BANK – A SELF LEARNING GUIDE TO CONVERSATION PRACTICE.
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- 0.1 SPOKEN ENGLISH – AT THE BANK
- 0.2 Common English Phrases Used in a Bank
- 0.3 Sample Conversation at the Bank
- 0.4 Tips for Better Communication in English at the Bank
- 0.5 SPOKEN ENGLISH – AT THE BANK – A SELF LEARNING GUIDE TO CONVERSATION PRACTICE.
- 0.6 English Conversation Practice – Book
- 0.7 60 Days’ Spoken english conversation
- 0.8 Learning Spoken English
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Spoken English – At the Bank
SPOKEN ENGLISH – AT THE BANK
A Self-Learning Guide to Conversation Practice
Common English Phrases Used in a Bank
When visiting a bank, you need to communicate effectively with bank staff. Here are some useful phrases:
Asking for Help
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“Excuse me, I need some help with my bank account.”
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“Could you please guide me on how to open an account?”
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“I would like to deposit/withdraw some money.”
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“Where can I find the customer service desk?”
Opening a Bank Account
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“I would like to open a savings/current account.”
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“What are the requirements for opening an account?”
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“Do I need to provide any identification or address proof?”
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“How long does it take to open an account?”
Depositing & Withdrawing Money
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“I would like to deposit ₹5000 in my account.”
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“Can I withdraw cash from the counter?”
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“How much is the daily withdrawal limit?”
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“I need to transfer money to another account.”
Asking About Bank Services
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“What types of accounts do you offer?”
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“Can I apply for a debit/credit card?”
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“What is the interest rate on fixed deposits?”
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“Do you offer online banking services?”
Reporting a Problem
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“I have lost my ATM card. How can I block it?”
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“I forgot my online banking password. How can I reset it?”
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“There is an unauthorized transaction in my account.”
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“I need to update my contact details.”
Sample Conversation at the Bank
Bank Teller: Hello! How may I assist you today?
Customer: Hi, I would like to open a savings account.
Bank Teller: Sure! Do you have any identification documents with you?
Customer: Yes, I have my Aadhar card and PAN card.
Bank Teller: Great! Please fill out this application form.
Customer: How long will it take to activate my account?
Bank Teller: Your account will be activated within 24 hours. You will receive your debit card within a week.
Customer: Thank you so much!
Bank Teller: You’re welcome! Have a great day!
Tips for Better Communication in English at the Bank
Speak clearly and confidently.
Use simple and polite language.
If you don’t understand something, ask: “Could you please repeat that?”
Practice conversations with a friend or in front of a mirror.
Learn new banking vocabulary and use them in daily practice.
Would you like me to create a practice dialogue or a role-play exercise for you?
SPOKEN ENGLISH – AT THE BANK – A SELF LEARNING GUIDE TO CONVERSATION PRACTICE.
English Conversation Practice – Book
60 Days’ Spoken english conversation
Learning Spoken English
Here’s a practical Spoken English Self-Learning Guide for “At the Bank” – perfect for learners aiming to improve their English conversation skills in real-life banking situations.
Spoken English – At the Bank
A Self-Learning Guide to Conversation Practice
1. Common English Vocabulary at the Bank:
| English Word/Phrase | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Account | A record of financial transactions |
| Deposit | To put money into your account |
| Withdraw | To take money out of your account |
| Balance | The amount of money in your account |
| Fixed deposit | Money saved for a fixed period |
| Passbook | A small book with transaction details |
| ATM (Automated Teller Machine) | Machine to withdraw cash |
| Cheque | A paper used to pay or withdraw money |
| Bank statement | A printed summary of account activity |
| Interest rate | The percentage of earnings on deposits |
2. Common Conversations at the Bank
A. Opening a Bank Account
Customer:
Good morning. I want to open a savings account.
Bank Clerk:
Sure, sir/madam. Please fill out this form and submit your ID proof and address proof.
Customer:
Okay. How much is the minimum balance?
Bank Clerk:
It’s ₹5000 for a savings account.
B. Depositing Money
Customer:
I want to deposit ₹10,000 in my account.
Bank Clerk:
Please fill out this deposit slip and go to counter number 3.
C. Withdrawing Money
Customer:
I need to withdraw ₹5,000.
Bank Clerk:
Do you have your passbook or ATM card?
Customer:
Yes, here it is.
D. Asking for Bank Statement
Customer:
Can I get my bank statement for the last 3 months?
Bank Clerk:
Yes. Do you want a printed copy or email?
Customer:
Email, please.
E. Inquiring About Loan
Customer:
I want to know about personal loan options.
Bank Officer:
Sure. What amount are you looking for, and what is your income?
3. Practice Tips for Learners:
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Repeat conversations aloud (shadow speaking)
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Write your own dialogue
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Record your voice and listen
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Roleplay with a friend or use AI practice tools
Bonus Practice Activity:
Translate and practice the following sentence:
“I want to transfer ₹2000 to another account using online banking.”
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