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Hey English learners!

Welcome back to Speak English with Jay and May, your cozy little place to build your English confidence.

I'm May.

Hello, May, and hello, everyone.

I'm Jay.

How are you today, May?

I'm doing amazing, Jay.

Actually, I just had the most interesting morning.

I was helping my neighbor and I realized something big.

Oh yeah?

What happened?

She's been studying English for two years - grammar, vocabulary, everything.

But when a delivery guy knocked on her door, she just froze.

She couldn't say a single word.

Wait, really?

After two years?

Yes.

And you know why?

Because nobody taught her the everyday phrases – the simple, real ones people actually use every single day.

Oh, wow.

So, like, the phrases you need just to live life in English?

Exactly.

And that's what we're doing today – 99 phrases you need every single day for Thank you.

Okay, I'm so ready for this.

This sounds super useful.

It is!

And real quick, if you're finding value in this podcast, please subscribe, hit that notification bell, and share this with a friend who's learning English.

You sharing it helps us reach more learners every single day.

Okay, let's dive in.

Let's go!

So Mae, where do we even begin with 99 phrases?

Okay, so I'm going to break them into groups, real situations you face every day,

starting with greetings, because that's always the door you open first.

Makes sense, like saying hello?

Right, but not just "hello", think about what real people say: "Hey, how's it going?

What's up?" "How have you been?" These are the ones you hear everywhere.

"Oh, I always hear 'what's up' but I never know what to say back." That's so common!

Here's the secret: you don't have to say anything deep, just say, "Not much, you?" or "Pretty good, thanks !" Done.

Wait, that's it?

Just not much?

You?

That's it!

English small talk is actually very simple.

People aren't looking for a life story, they just want connection.

Okay, that actually makes me feel way better.

What's next?

Now let's talk about asking for help, because this one is huge.

Every single day, you might need something, and knowing how to ask is everything.

Like, what kind of phrases?

So you've got, could you help me with this?

Or do you mind if I ask you something?

Or even just, sorry to bother you, but...

Oh, I like that one.

Sorry to bother you, but it sounds so polite.

Yes, and polite goes a long way.

You know, I remember when I first moved to a new city, I needed directions and I was so nervous to ask.

What did you do?

I walked past the same corner three times.

Finally, I said, "Excuse me, could you help me?

I'm a little lost." And the person was so kind.

Three times.

Okay, so just say it.

Just ask.

Just say it.

"Excuse me" is like a magic key.

It opens every door.

What about when you don't understand something?

That happens to me all the time.

Oh, this is so important.

You need phrases like, "Sorry, could you say that again?" or, "I didn't quite catch that." or, "Could you speak a little slower,

please?" You mean like, "It's okay to ask someone to slow down?" 100 % okay.

Native speakers do it too.

Nobody expects you to catch everything perfectly.

Wow, that's so reassuring.

I always feel embarrassed.

Don't be.

Asking for clarity is actually a sign of good communication.

It shows you care about understanding.

Okay, I love that.

So what group comes next?

Agreeing and disagreeing.

Because in real conversations, you always need to respond to what someone says.

You can't just nod forever.

True.

I do that sometimes.

Just nod and smile.

We all do.

But now you've got better tools.

For agreeing, say, "Absolutely.

That makes total sense.

I couldn't agree more.

You're so right about that." Those sound so natural.

What about "disagreeing"?

That feels harder.

It can feel scary, but here's a soft way to do it: I see your point,

but… or, that's interesting, though I think… or, I'm not sure I agree, actually.

Oh nice, so you're not being rude, you're just being honest.

Exactly, you cushion it, like a pillow before the punch.

A pillow before the punch.

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I love that.

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Wait, here's the interesting part.

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Most arguments in English don't start because of what people say.

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They start because of how they say it.

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Whoa, so the phrases actually protect the relationship?

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Yes, the right phrase keeps the door open, the wrong one slams it shut.

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Okay, that's deep.

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What's next on the list?

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Okay, opinions.

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Because people will always ask, "What do you think?" and you need a real answer ready.

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Right.

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And sometimes I just say, "Um, it's okay." because I don't know what else to say.

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We need to upgrade that.

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Try "in my opinion" or "personally,

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I think" or "if you ask me." These phrases signal that you're about to share something real.

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So it's like announcing your opinion before you give it.

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Exactly.

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It's like saying, "Hey, I'm about to talk now." It gives you a second to think, too.

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Oh, that's clever.

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Buy yourself some time.

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Smart, right?

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And if you're not sure about something, say, "I'm not totally sure, but I think," or, Don't quote me on this, but...

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You mean like you're warning them it might not be perfect, Exactly.

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Honesty in communication builds trust.

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People respect you more when you admit you're not 100 % certain.

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Okay, let's keep going.

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What area haven't we covered yet?

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Okay.

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Big one: talking about time.

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Because life is full of schedules, appointments, deadlines.

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Oh, yes.

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I always struggle with this at work or school.

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So, you need phrases like, "Let me check my schedule." Can we reschedule?

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"I'm running a little late." "I'll be there in 10 minutes." I'm running a little late.

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I used that one, actually.

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See?

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You already know some!

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And add "sorry for the delay" or "thanks for waiting." Those two phrases, people love to hear them.

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Because they show you respect their time?

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Exactly.

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Time is the one thing nobody can get back.

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Acknowledging that, Big deal.

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This is where things change for me.

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I never thought about time phrases as being that important.

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Oh, they're huge!

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And here's a funny story: my friend once told her boss she'd finish a report Soon.

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You know what happened?

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What?

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Her boss thought "soon" meant in one hour.

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She meant in one week.

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No way!

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That's such a big misunderstanding.

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Yes.

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So, be specific.

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Say, "I'll finish by Friday," or, "I'll send it this afternoon." Clear is kind.

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Clear is kind, I'm writing that down.

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Please do.

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Now let's talk about something you do every single day: shopping, ordering food, getting things done.

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Oh yes, like at a coffee shop or restaurant?

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perfect example.

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You need, can I get, or I'd like to order, or what do you recommend?

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And when you receive something, this looks great.

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Thank you.

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What about if there's a problem, like the order is wrong?

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Great question.

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Say, "Excuse me, I think there might be a mistake." Or, "I'm sorry, but I ordered something different." Calm, polite, clear.

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That sounds so much better than getting upset.

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Always.

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A calm voice gets better results than a loud one.

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Trust me on that.

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You won't believe what I used to do, I'd just eat the wrong order and say nothing.

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Oh no!

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You needed these phrases earlier.

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I really did.

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Okay, what else is on our list?

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Phone and messaging phrases, because so much of life now happens on the phone or online.

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Oh good, I panic a little on phone calls.

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So many people do.

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Okay, try, is this a good time to talk?

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I'll call you back in a bit.

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Can you send me a text instead?

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Or when you're on a call, sorry, I lost you for a second.

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Can you repeat that?

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Oh, I love, is this a good time to talk?

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It's so considerate.

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"It really is.

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You're respecting their space.

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And if you need to end a call, I'll let you go now," is a beautiful phrase.

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I let you go, like you're setting them free.

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Exactly.

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It's gentle.

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It's kind.

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No awkward silence.

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Okay, let's keep the momentum.

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What's next?

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Feelings and emotions, because real English includes emotional honesty.

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Oh, like how to express how you feel?

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Yes, I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed.

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That really made my day.

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I'm so relieved.

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Honestly, I was nervous about this.

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You mean like saying it out loud is normal in English?

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Very normal.

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English speakers talk about feelings openly.

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It builds connection.

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Wow, in some cultures that's private stuff.

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I know.

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But when you're speaking English, especially with international people, emotional vocabulary makes you more relatable, more human.

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That's actually beautiful.

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So, say what you feel.

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"Say what you feel" with good phrases.

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And here's one I love: When something good happens, don't just say "good." Say, "That's incredible.

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I'm so happy for you.

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That's such great news." Oh, it makes the other person feel seen.

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Yes!

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Big difference between "good" and "that's incredible!

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Congratulations !" Okay, what about "compliments"?

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I want to give compliments in English.

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Oh, this is fun!

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You did a great job!

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That was really well done.

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I love the way you explained that.

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You have such a good sense of humor.

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Those sound so warm.

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What about accepting a compliment?

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I always just say, "No, no, no," and wave my hand.

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Oh, so many people do that.

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In English, accept the compliment.

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Just say, "Thank you so much," or, "That's really kind of you to say.

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Simple and gracious." So don't reject it, just receive it.

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Receive it with a smile.

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You're not being arrogant, you're being gracious.

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I'm going to practice that today.

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OK, Mae, before we move to the last section, can we do a quick little scenario, like a real -life roleplay?

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Oh, yes, great idea!

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OK, listeners, imagine this: Jay just walked into a coffee shop.

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It's busy, it's loud, and the barista is moving fast.

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Jay, you're up.

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What do you say?

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OK, OK.

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Um, excuse me.

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Hi, could I get a medium latte, please?

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Oh, and what do you recommend if I want something sweet?

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Perfect!

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See that?

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Three phrases in 10 seconds.

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Excuse me, could I get, and what do you recommend? natural, polite, confident.

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And then the barista gives me the wrong drink, what do I say?

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Stay calm.

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Smile.

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Say, "I'm sorry, I think there might be a mix -up.

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I ordered a latte, not a cappuccino." That's it.

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No drama, just clear communication.

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And if they apologize to me?

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You say, "No worries at all.

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It happens." And just like that, the whole situation is handled with grace.

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Wow, that felt so smooth.

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I actually want to go to a coffee shop now just to practice.

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That's the spirit, and that's exactly how it works in real life.

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You practice in small moments, and slowly it becomes automatic.

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OK, Mae, we're getting close to the end.

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What are the last big groups?

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two more important ones, problem -solving phrases and conversation closers.

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Problem solving sounds useful, like at work, everywhere.

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Let me figure this out.

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Can we think of another solution?

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How about we try it this way?

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Let's take it one step at a time.

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Let's take it one step at a time.

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That one feels calm, like a hug in a phrase.

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A hug in a phrase, I love that, Jay.

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And when something goes wrong, say, "It's okay, we can fix this," or,

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"Let's not panic, let's think." Those are so good for work and for life honestly.

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Life first, work second.

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If you can speak well in life, work follows naturally.

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And conversation closers?

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How do you end a conversation nicely? So important.

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It was so nice talking to you.

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Let's catch up again soon.

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Take care.

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Have a wonderful day.

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Talk soon.

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Oh, those feel so warm, not just bye -bye and walk away.

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Right, leave people with a good feeling, the last thing you say is what people remember.

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Okay, I want to do a quick recap because there was so much gold in this episode.

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Yes, let's do it.

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We covered greetings, asking for help, understanding phrases, agreeing and disagreeing,

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sharing opinions, time phrases, shopping and ordering, phone phrases, emotional vocabulary, compliments,

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problem solving, and conversation closers.

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That is seriously 99 situations of real life packed into phrases.

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And you don't have to learn them all today.

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Just pick five.

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Use them this week.

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Then pick five more.

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That's such a smart approach.

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Small steps, big results.

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Always.

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Language is a habit, not a test.

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Build the habit and fluency follows.

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May, this episode genuinely changed how I think about speaking English.

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So happy to hear, Jay.

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And honestly, that's why we show up every single day, for moments like this.

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Every day, listeners.

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We're here every day, so make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an episode.

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And before we go, we have a question for you, our wonderful listeners.

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Which of these phrase groups do you need the most practice with right now?

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Is it compliments, phone calls, day.

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Tell us in the comments.

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We read every single one.

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Your comment might even inspire our next episode topic, so don't be shy.

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That's it for today, everyone.

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Thank you so much for spending this time with us.

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Keep practicing, keep showing up, and remember: every phrase you learn is one more door you can open.

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Take care, everyone!

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Talk soon!

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Bye!

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왜 이 비디오로 말하기 연습을 해야 할까요?

이 비디오는 초급자부터 중급자까지의 영어 학습자에게 매우 유용한 일상적인 구문들을 제공합니다. 영어 회화 연습에 있어서, 실생활에서 자주 사용되는 표현들을 배우는 것은 매우 중요합니다. 많은 학습자들이 문법이나 단어는 잘 아는데, 실제 상황에서 마주치는 일상 대화에서 막히는 경우가 많죠. 이렇게 실질적인 표현들을 통해 영어를 더 자연스럽고 자신 있게 구사할 수 있게 됩니다. 영어 슈도잉(shadowspeak) 기법을 활용하면 이러한 표현들을 더 효과적으로 익힐 수 있으며, 이는 영어 발음 교정에도 큰 도움이 됩니다.

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비디오에서 소개된 여러 가지 중요한 표현들을 통해 다음과 같은 문법 구조와 표현을 분석해 보겠습니다:

인사하기: "Hey, how's it going?"와 같이, 상황에 맞는 친근한 인사 표현들은 영어를 더 유창하게 하는 데 도움을 줍니다.
기본적인 대화의 흐름 유지: "Not much, you?"와 같이 간단한 응답으로 대화를 이어나갈 수 있습니다. 이런 유형의 표현들은 상대방과의 연결감을 강화시키는 데 매우 중요합니다.
도움 요청하기: "Could you help me with this?"와 같은 직접적이고 간단한 질문은 실제 사회 생활에서 많이 사용됩니다. 이는 상대방에게 요청할 때 더 자신감을 주죠.

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비디오에서 언급된 표현들 중 몇 가지 발음이 어려운 단어들이 있습니다. 예를 들어, "what's up?"와 같은 표현은 발음 시 많은 이가 어려움을 겪습니다. 이 경우, 슬랭이 섞인 표현들과 억양 변화가 영어 발음을 더욱 어렵게 만들 수 있습니다. 영어 발음 교정을 위한 연습이 필요한 대목입니다. 또한, 일상 대화에서 자주 쓰이는 "could"와 같은 단어는 빠르게 말할 경우 발음이 불명확해지는 경향이 있으므로, 반복적인 영어 쉐도잉 연습이 효과적입니다.

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문형	영상 속 표현
“might / may” 가능성 might/may + 동사 — 가능하지만 확실하지 않은 일	might need · might not be · might be
최상급 the -est / the most … — 집단에서 가장 높거나 낮은 것	the most interesting · the most practice
현재진행 am/is/are + -ing — 지금 또는 요즘 일어나고 있는 일	I'm doing · we're doing · you're finding
“will” 미래 will + 동사 — 결정, 약속 또는 예측	will always ask · I'll be · I'll finish

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