At the Bank - English Conversation

Let's go to the bank to withdraw, deposit or transfer money. In this video, we will learn vocabulary and phrases that you can use at a bank.
Phrases used in the video:
1. Opening an account - I would like to open a bank account.
2. Withdrawing money - I would like to withdraw ___.
3. Depositing money - I would like to deposit ___.
4. Transferring money - I would like to transfer ___ to ___.
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