Essential International Vocabulary (A2)

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Essential International Vocabulary (A2)

Lesson Objective

At the end of the lesson, you will be able to understand and use key international words with very simple meanings.

Why Learn These Words?

International words help us talk about global topics.


Knowing them lets us understand and communicate better with people from different countries.

What Are International Words?

International words are used in many countries. They help us discuss shared issues like cooperation, peace, and rights.

Word and Meaning Examples

A big area or part of the world
Next to another country or place
To stop or remove completely
When two people become husband and wife
Working together

region
neighboring
eliminate
marriage
cooperation

More Word Meanings

Word

Knowing about a problem
Reaching a goal
To support or encourage
Makes people follow the law
A group that represents a country

awareness
achieving
promote
enforces
delegation

Even More Meanings

By using something
Difficult problems
Making sure laws are followed
To make stronger
Make things similar

Word

through
challenges
enforcement
strengthen
harmonise

Easy Meaning (A2)

Other Useful Words

Word

Easy Meaning (A2)

A strong promise
The same
To grow well and be successful
Strongly asks or encourages
About the internet or technology

commitment
equal
thrive
urges
digital

Quick Review

Easy Meaning (A2)

To see and recognise
Actions to inform people
To make better
Works with other people
Weak parts of a law

identify
campaigns
enhance
collaborates
loopholes

Word

Activity A: Match the Words

Match the word with its easy meaning. Example:
Region — a big area of the world
Marriage — when two people become husband and wife
Cooperation — working together

Digital — about the internet
Eliminate — to stop something completely.

What is a delegation?

A

One child

B

A group that represents a country

C

A school

What must people do if a law is enforced?

A

Change it

B

Ignore it

C

Follow it

What does awareness mean?

A

Knowing about a problem

B

Creating a problem

C

Forgetting a problem

What does cooperation mean for countries?

A

Fight

B

Work together

C

Travel

What does it mean to identify a problem?

A

Hide it

B

See and recognize it

C

Create it

Activity C: Guided Dialogues

Listen, repeat, and answer. Use the vocabulary in simple dialogues.

Dialogue 1: Delegation

I am part of a delegation from ____.

Prompt

Your Turn

A: Who are you? B: I am part of a delegation.
➡️ Student repeats

Dialogue 2: Cooperation

Prompt

Your Turn

Cooperation helps countries ____.

A: Why is cooperation important?
B: Cooperation helps countries work together.
➡️ Student repeats

Dialogue 3: Enforce / Eliminate

They should enforce laws to eliminate ____.

Prompt

Your Turn

A: What should governments do?
B: They should enforce laws to eliminate child marriage.
➡️ Student repeats slowly

Dialogue 4: Digital / Awareness

A: Why is digital safety important?
B: It helps create awareness about online dangers.
➡️ Student repeats

Your Turn

Prompt

Digital safety helps people ____.

Listening Task

Listen to part of a speech. Answer:
- What country is the speaker representing?
- What is the topic of the speech?
- What phrase does the speaker use to introduce the topic?

Fill in the blanks

Complete the speech:

“Honourable Chair, The delegation of Brunei is concerned about human rights.

Many people need help and protection . We support peace and cooperation with other countries.

The government enforces a minimum marriage age of 18 and collaborates with ASEAN partners to raise awareness about children’s rights.

We ask all nations to work together.

Thank you.

Brunei
human rights.
help
protection
peace
cooperation
enforces
collaborates
awareness
nations

More Listening Activities

Shadowing: Repeat phrases from the speech for pronunciation practice. Transcription: Listen and write what you hear, then compare with the original.

Comprehension Check

Question


Which country is speaking? What is the main problem? Who should help? What does Myanmar support?

Answer

Speaking: Role Play

Pretend to be a delegate from Myanmar. Answer questions using vocabulary from the lesson.

Let’s Reflect!

Which international words were new for you? How will you use them in the future?

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