Pilots tend to have their own language that passengers would not be able to understand without some prior knowledge. Pilots are, for the most part, rather quiet throughout the flight. However, as they get ready for the descent and landing process, they start to become more vocal.
The pilot will traditionally make an announcement telling you the local time and temperature of the area you’re landing in so that you have some knowledge of what you’re about to be stepping into.
They will then tell the flight crew to prepare for the landing, which will spur the flight attendants to make their own announcement. This should give you instructions such as putting your seatbelt back on and returning the tray to its original position.
Once landed, the pilot will offer another announcement to inform you that you have in fact landed in your destination and to enjoy your vacation. Overall, you won’t hear much from the pilot throughout the journey or after you’ve landed.