Calling the Police in an Emergency | Simple English Conversation for Beginners

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In this 40-minute beginner-friendly English lesson, you will learn how to call the police in an emergency using simple, real-life English.

This lesson is perfect for: ✔ English beginners
✔ Immigrants & international students
✔ Travelers living abroad
✔ Anyone who wants to feel safe using English

📌 In this video, you will learn:

How to call the police in an emergency

Simple English words to use when you are scared

What to say during a car accident

How to report a stolen phone or wallet

How to make a police report

What to do if the police stop your car

Emergency numbers (911, 112, 999)

Real conversations with natural pauses and emotions


🗣️ The conversation is slow, clear, and natural — just like two real friends talking.
❌ No difficult grammar
❌ No fast English
✅ Only real-life, useful English

👉 Watch till the end and practice speaking with confidence.

💬 Comment below:

What is the emergency number in your country?


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