Name: Speak English Fluently - STOP Saying These 5 Phrases
Uploaded: 2020-03-21T16:10:22.000Z
Duration: 4 min 53 s
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The imperative

Past simple

It was a test, and I thought, you know what?

I know that I have a lot of viewers, a lot of my fans

They are tuning in to learn different lessons:

entrepreneurship, sales, wealth creation.

But what I didn't expect, there's so many of my fans,

you tuning in, actually to learn English.

It tells me this is what you want to learn.

So, I'm gonna teach you more English lessons.

However, I've built a very successful career

based on the power of communication, using my words,

because everything that comes out of your mouth,

everything that you say either attracts people to you

So, today we're gonna talk about five phrases

that you shouldn't use in casual, day-to-day communication.

I remember very often, when I talk to someone,

if you have a tendency when you're nervous to speak faster,

I hear this a lot from beginner English speaker, right?

When you hear something you don't quite understand,

you say, "Oh, what what what what, what?"

A proper way of, a polite way of doing this

When, usually when we say, "Hey," you know, "Goodbye,"

it sounds like I won't be seeing that person for, like,

you just met your friend, and you guys hang out a bit,

and then afterwards, just say, "Hey, bye."

Don't even say, "Goodbye," say, "Bye," or, "I'll see you."

"I'll see you," that's it, instead of saying, "Goodbye."

Now, if you are a waiter, waitress, you work in a hotel,

but day-to-day conversation, don't say sir, don't say ma'am.

I would prefer to just call them their first name, right?

"Hey, Michelle," just-- or if you want to be

a little bit more formal would be Mr. or Mrs.

But don't use sir and ma'am unless you're working

in certain industry, that's in the service industry,

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Speak English Fluently - STOP Saying These 5 Phrases

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