Hello welcome to Easy English at Home YouTube channel. Today I'm gonna teach you some
important words that you need at the airport we come across a lot of sign
boards at the airport don't we it's very important to know what they mean so
today I'm gonna teach you a couple of them I have the words here and their
definitions as well let's match the words with their definitions the first
word we're looking at is arrivals arrivals is the part of an airport which
fails with passengers who are arriving those who are coming into the city or
the country arrivals matches with Jenny okay what about departures it's the
opposite for arrivals okay so departures is the part of the
airport that deals with passengers who are leaving those who are leaving the
city or country they're going away okay so that matches with I next word customs
okay customs is the place okay at an airport
where officials check the goods the products that you bring into the country
things you vote from the other country and you're bringing them into the
country which you live okay right so this matches with H next one
date what about date what does that mean it's the place at the airport where
people get on a plane so you find the gate and you know where to get your get
on your plane okay gate matches with G okay next one we
have check-in counter or check-in desk so this is the desk it's a kind of desk
where you give in your bags and have your ticket checked okay so you have a
person an official to help you at the check-in counter and desk so this
matches with F good job next one stop over
what's a stop over it's a stop during a flight if you have a connecting flight
the place where you stop and get off your current plane and get on and
another plane is called a stop over okay good so this matches with a baggage
reclaim baggage reclaim means the place at an airport where people get their
luggage after the flight so you go and collect your luggage from baggage
reclaim okay that matches with dig next one a boarding pass what's that a
boarding pass is a kind of card it's a card each passenger has to show before
getting on the plane okay you show your boarding pass and you get on the plane
okay that matches with C and the next one lost property your office okay
it's a room we're lost and left possessions things that belong to people
are kept yes people forget them in public areas so all these things are
collected and they put into the Lost Property Office so you can go and find
your lost bag or luggage from this office so that matches with B and the
last one we have connecting flight a connecting flight is a flight that
requires you to change planes at an intermediate in airport let's imagine
that you're flying to Melbourne right so your first stopover is let's say Doha
right so you have a connecting flight from Doha to Melbourne okay so that's
how it works we have a here and that was the last one we'll continue with some
verbs that we need at airports situations I've written down seven of
them day let's start with the first one it is
to check in to check in means to notify the airline that you have arrived and to
give in your bags and get your boarding pass to get on the plane so let's have a
look at this verb in a sentence you can for an international flight three hours
before departure time you can what check in yes so you can check in for an
international flight three hours before the departure time cool or you can ask
your friend have you checked in yet yes I have checked in already okay to
board to board means to get on the plane yes to get on the plane
another example here we have you can board yes you can board on the plane
soon after checking in yes you check in first and then you board on the plane
ok number three is to fasten yes to buckle up to tie your seatbelt okay here
we have an example you have to fasten yes your seatbelt on takeoffs and
landings yes the dangerous times you have to fasten next one go through to go
through a means to get examined yes at a point you can go through security go
through passport control for example let's look it takes a while so it takes
some time to go through to go through passport control at the airport yeah
doesn't it it takes long ok to declare means officially state what you have
brought into the country to stay to say that you have brought in these girls
okay so what items do I need to declare yes what items do I need to declare
before getting into the country I should let the officials know what I have with
me yes next one to queue up means to get the line yes you get in a line you have
to queue up or get in a line at the passport control yes you have to wait
for your turn okay next one to register to register at the check-in counter for
example means to state your personal details you need sorry you need your ID
card - - what to register to register at the check-in counter so what have you
learned today 7 verbs to check in to board to fasten to go through declare
queue up and register throw them
let's practice more look at the pictures and answer the questions where is she
she's at the check-in counter what is she doing she's checking in picture -
what are they doing look they're boarding picture 3 what's this
it's a seatbelt sign when it turns red you should fasten your seatbelt picture
for what's that it's a carousel you see it at the baggage claim area you can
collect your luggage there picture 5 what's his job he works at the customs
they serve several people going through the customs everyday picture six where
is he he has just gone to the check-in counter to register let's have a look at
today's key words and phrases we have learned some important words that we
come across at the airport arrivals departures customs gate check-in counter
or check-in desk stop over baggage reclaim boarding pass lost
property office connecting flight we also learned common verbs related to
these nouns the first one check-in board fastin goes through declare queue up
register thank you for watching you can find a practice files for this lesson on
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