Learn How to Speak English at the Police Station for Real Situations | Easy English Podcast

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In this Easy English Podcast episode, Daniel and Anna teach you how to speak English confidently at the police station. This lesson is perfect for beginners who want to handle real-life situations — reporting a lost item, explaining something unusual, giving details, answering questions, or filling out a simple form.

You’ll learn the exact phrases Americans use in police stations, including polite greetings, short answers, and clear explanations. With role-plays, examples, jokes, quizzes, and mini exercises, this episode makes police-station English simple and practical.

Some useful phrases you’ll learn:
• “Hi, I’d like to report a lost item.”
• “I need to file a report.”
• “I lost my wallet at the mall.”
• “What does this section mean?”
• “Where did you last see it?”
• “Could you explain this part, please?”

You’ll also learn essential police-station vocabulary such as report, form, lost and found, officer, information desk, ID, description, and incident — all explained in simple English you can use immediately.

By the end of this episode, you’ll be able to:
• Report a lost item clearly
• Give simple and accurate details
• Answer common police questions
• Explain events step-by-step
• Ask for help politely
• Understand basic forms
• Use real-life phrases used in U.S. police stations
• Communicate naturally and calmly in stressful situations

This episode is designed for beginners who want to feel confident using English at any police station across the U.S.

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