Uncle Ted's Single Life
Lower Intermediate (A2)
Daily Life
American Accent
46s
Learn how to use the word 'bachelor' in a casual conversation about a happy single uncle.
Vocabulary Highlights
- bachelor /ˈbætʃələr/
- A man who has not married.
- "He enjoyed being a bachelor because he loved to travel alone." — An unmarried man
- "The young bachelor rented a small apartment in the city." — A man living a single life
Dialogue Transcript
Speaker 1:
Hey Maya, do you know my uncle Ted?
Speaker 2:
Yeah, the one who travels to Europe every year?
Speaker 1:
That's him. He's sixty now and still a bachelor.
Speaker 2:
Oh, wow. So he never wanted to get married?
Speaker 1:
Nope, he really loves his quiet, single life.
Speaker 2:
That's cool. He can just do whatever he wants.
Speaker 1:
Exactly. He just bought a beautiful new sports car.
Speaker 2:
No way! That is such a classic bachelor move.
Speaker 1:
I know! But my mom still tries to find him a wife.
Speaker 2:
Well, he sounds totally happy on his own.
Speaker 1:
Oh, yeah. He says he's gonna stay a bachelor forever.
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