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Spoken English Conversations at A Barber Shop

Spoken English Conversations at A Barber Shop

[Customer walks in and approaches the barber’s chair.]

Customer: Hi there! Do you have time for a haircut?

Barber: Hi! Yes, I do. Have a seat. What kind of haircut are you looking for today?

Customer: I’m thinking of getting a trim. I’d like to keep it short on the sides and a bit longer on the top.

Barber: Got it. Do you want the sides to be faded or just trimmed?

Customer: I’d like a fade, please. I want it to look clean but not too short.

Barber: Sure thing. And how about the top? How long do you want it?

Customer: Just a little bit off the top. Maybe half an inch or so. I still want to be able to style it.

Barber: Okay, half an inch off the top and a nice fade on the sides. Sounds good. Do you want to keep your bangs or trim those as well?

Customer: I’ll keep the bangs. Just make sure they don’t get too short.

Barber: No problem. I’ll make sure they stay just the way you like them. How’s your day going so far?

Customer: It’s been pretty good. Just finished work and thought it was a good time for a haircut.

Barber: That sounds nice. What do you do for work?

Customer: I’m a graphic designer. I spend most of my day in front of a computer.

Barber: That sounds interesting! Do you work on any fun projects?

Customer: Yeah, actually, I’m working on a logo for a local bakery. It’s been a lot of fun.

Barber: That sounds great! I love trying new foods, so I bet that bakery will have some delicious treats.

Customer: I hope so! They have a lot of creative ideas for their products.

Barber: That’s awesome. Do you have any plans for the weekend?

Customer: Not much. I’m thinking of going for a hike if the weather’s nice. How about you?

Barber: I’m planning to visit my family. It’s been a while since I’ve seen them, so it should be nice.

Customer: That sounds nice. It’s always good to catch up with family.

Barber: Definitely. Alright, let’s get started on your haircut.

[The barber begins to cut the customer’s hair.]

Barber: Have you been coming to this barber shop for a long time?

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Customer: Yeah, I’ve been coming here for a few years now. I like how they do the haircuts here.

Barber: I’m glad to hear that. We try to make sure everyone leaves happy with their cut.

Customer: You’re doing a great job so far. I always appreciate when someone listens to what I want.

Barber: Thanks! I always try to get it just right. Do you have any special plans after the hike?

Customer: Not really. I’ll probably just relax at home. How about you? What will you do with your family?

Barber: We’ll probably have a big dinner together and just catch up. It should be fun.

Customer: Sounds like a nice time. It’s good to have those moments with family.

Barber: It really is. Okay, I’m just finishing up the sides now. How does that look?

Customer: That looks great! Thanks.

Barber: You’re welcome. I’m glad you like it. I’ll just clean up a bit and then you’ll be all set.

Customer: Perfect. I appreciate it.

Barber: No problem at all. I hope you have a great hike and a nice weekend.

Customer: Thanks! I hope you have a great time with your family.

Barber: Thanks a lot. Here’s a mirror so you can see the back.

Customer: It looks really good! I’m happy with it.

Barber: I’m glad you like it. Let’s settle up at the counter.

Customer: Sounds good. How much is it today?

Barber: It’s $25 for the haircut.

Customer: Here you go.

Barber: Thanks! And here’s a business card in case you need another appointment. Have a great day!

Customer: Thanks! You too.

[Customer leaves the barber shop.]

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Spoken English Conversations at A Barber Shop

Customer: Good morning!

Barber: Good morning! How are you today?

Customer: I’m doing well, thanks. How about you?

Barber: I’m good, thanks for asking. What can I do for you today?

Customer: I was hoping to get a haircut. It’s getting a bit long, and I’m ready for a change.

Barber: Sounds good. What kind of haircut are you thinking about?

Customer: I was thinking of getting a short back and sides. I’d like the top to stay a bit longer, though.

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Barber: Got it. Do you want a fade on the sides or just a clean trim?

Customer: I’d like a fade, please. I want it to gradually get shorter towards the bottom.

Barber: Okay, a fade on the sides and longer on top. How long do you want the top to be?

Customer: Maybe about two inches on top. I want to be able to style it but not have it too long.

Barber: Two inches on top and a fade on the sides. Got it. Do you want to keep your beard, or should we trim it as well?

Customer: I’d like to keep my beard. Just trim it a bit so it’s neat.

Barber: Sure thing. I’ll take care of that for you. How’s your week been so far?

Customer: It’s been pretty busy. I’ve had a lot of meetings at work.

Barber: I know how that goes. What do you do for work?

Customer: I work as a teacher. I’ve been preparing for the new school year.

Barber: That sounds like a lot of work. What grade do you teach?

Customer: I teach high school English.

Barber: That’s great. I’m sure the students appreciate having a dedicated teacher like you.

Customer: I hope so! It can be challenging, but I enjoy it.

Barber: That’s good to hear. Do you have any special plans for the weekend?

Customer: Not really. I’m just looking forward to relaxing and maybe catching up on some reading.

Barber: Sounds like a nice way to spend the weekend. What book are you planning to read?

Customer: I’m thinking of starting a new novel. I’ve heard good things about it, so I’m excited to dive in.

Barber: That sounds interesting. What’s the book about?

Customer: It’s a mystery novel set in a small town. I enjoy trying to figure out the plot before the end.

Barber: Mysteries are always fun! I like trying to guess what’s going to happen next.

Customer: Exactly! It’s part of the fun of reading.

Barber: Absolutely. Alright, I’m starting on the sides now. Do you have a favorite hairstyle that you always go for?

Customer: I usually stick with a classic cut. It’s easy to manage and looks good.

Barber: A classic cut is always a safe choice. Do you ever try out different styles?

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Customer: Sometimes, but I usually come back to the classic look. It just works best for me.

Barber: I hear you. It’s nice to have a go-to style that you’re comfortable with. How’s the fade looking so far?

Customer: It looks good. I like how it’s blending in.

Barber: Great! I’m glad you like it. I’ll just finish up with the top and then work on your beard.

Customer: Sounds good. Thanks for taking the time to get it right.

Barber: No problem at all. I want to make sure you leave happy. Do you have any vacations or trips planned for this year?

Customer: Not at the moment. I’m hoping to take a short trip in the fall. We’ll see how things go.

Barber: That sounds nice. Sometimes it’s good to have something to look forward to.

Customer: Yeah, it is. I’m already thinking about where I might want to go.

Barber: It’s fun to plan a trip. Do you have any destinations in mind?

Customer: I’m thinking about visiting a national park. I love being outdoors.

Barber: That sounds perfect. National parks are beautiful and great for relaxing.

Customer: Exactly. I’m looking forward to it.

Barber: I’m almost done with your haircut. How’s it looking to you?

Customer: It looks great! I like how the fade turned out and the top looks just right.

Barber: I’m glad you like it. I’ll just clean up a bit, and then we’ll be all set.

Customer: Thanks for the great work. I really appreciate it.

Barber: You’re welcome! It was a pleasure talking with you. Let’s head to the counter to settle up.

Customer: How much is it today?

Barber: It’s $30 for the haircut and beard trim.

Customer: Here you go.

Barber: Thank you! Here’s a card for your next visit. Have a fantastic weekend and enjoy your book!

Customer: Thanks a lot! You have a great weekend too.

Barber: Thanks! See you next time.

[Customer leaves the barber shop.]

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