Professional English Practice

[@alexanderlyon]

Thanks for having me on the channel again, Lisa! I love collaborating with you.

[@ribji34]

I subscribed your channel through Lisa accurate English.😊

[@elenaorozco5254]

@alexanderlion, it's a pleasure to meet you. I checked out your channel and I subscribed it without a hesitation. 👍

[@alexanderlyon]

Wonderful! @@ribji34

[@alexanderlyon]

Thank you!@@elenaorozco5254

[@abdulrazzaqhaji41]

Thank you for your valuable advice. You are a great coach, happy that I found your channel

[@Love2makeUcrazy]

Just found out about you guys. I'm in a leadership position for over 13 years and with the company for 24 years. My performance overall is at the top of the list in the entire retail business. The corporate heads found out about me from the fiscal year end Profits and Loss data sheet which ranked on the top of the list that only they can see. I did not know that I was considerably higher than the manager second down below me. Now, they ask me to do a 30-40 minute presentation on my organized department and how I execute my plans. I have to do this in front of my VP, COO, CEO, and other guess along with 50 managers. I'm terrified! Last speech I've done was in high school back in the late 90s and I choked. Its not anxiety, more like a fear. I have a month from this day for the upcoming presentation. Watching these videos is helping me a lot. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.

[@ivansasso1191]

Maybe the fear is because you think a lot about how they will consider your performance, for this reason I suggest you focus on the presentation at all. When you focus in the mission you capture their atension and put into the presentation and at the same time you feel more confortable to speak, even if you mistake something everybody in the meeting will not consider. When we believe in what we are teaching/presenting the energy goals to the massege and not to us.

[@tachisakilinda5138]

This is more than just an English lesson. This is so true in many cultures.

[@-tulsipanchkarauli]

Although I'm a NET qualified in English Literature and possess fairly good command on English language yet I learn a lot from you Thanks

[@12701270able]

I have no words to thank you so much so that I am glad . From every aspect, dialogues in this video was so beneficial to me. Not only dıd I learn a new pattern of speaking but also figured out how to become a leaders way of speaking. Thank you for putting your effort in improving our English Thanks ever so much again Lisa ❤❤❤

[@AccurateEnglish]

You’re welcome!

[@aidenclade106]

Thank you a million Lisa, it was one of the greatest episodes of all.

[@JayCrissto]

Interesting, I always thought that "Do you know what I mean?" brings clarity to the conversation, I will try to use the proposed alternative and see what happens :D thanks for the tips!

[@dazzlingagnes]

I am grateful for watching this fabulous video. This is what I've concerned these days. From now on, I am able to speak moe like a leader. Thank you for putting in a lot of effort and love. 👍😃

[@josecampana2984]

Thank you!. Now I understand the way of communication in English better. Many times I thought why sound “he/she is a little arrogant”, but with this video I understand that there are cultural differences and confident communication, thank you very much!….grest tips!

[@ritafong8587]

Thanks Lisa and Alex. Love you both!

[@SSL_SSL]

Bonjour Lisa !!! Je suis reconnaissante pour cette vidéo enchanteresse sur l’art de la communication. J'ai énormément bénéficié de tes nombreux enseignements. Tu es une véritable communicatrice professionnelle et tes cours sont clairs et faciles à comprendre. Je te souhaite une semaine productive à venir. À bientôt !!!​

[@AccurateEnglish]

Merci beaucoup! : )

[@reyna1465]

I don’t have words to say “Thank you “ a very interesting video I will watch it again and again Thank you so much both of you 🙏🙏

[@khdro9692]

Thanks Lisa for this wonderful video. We are really missing conversation with native people videos

[@DinoAlbert.]

Hi Lisa, excellent lesson as always. I noticed a small typo at 16:10 Just thought I'd let you know. Thanks!

[@antoinette4729]

I appreciate creative assertiveness and dislike arrogance.

[@athenakuo6556]

Thank you so much making this useful video! So grateful for it!

[@KR-mh7hx]

Thanks to the first video I subscribed to Mr Lyon's channel. 😊

[@alexanderlyon]

Awesome! Welcome aboard.

[@abadalrhmazkoo922]

Sure. I will watch and listen to it more than one time. It is a very important lesson to learn from. I really enjoyed this interview with your guest! Thanks from my ❤️ for you both!

[@CasonHuangvonTaiwan]

This video is quite educational psychologically!!!Thank you, Teacher Lisa, for having this for us!❤️🌟🌸🙏🍀

[@AccurateEnglish]

You are welcome!

[@emanoelpaulino1935]

What a incredible lesson , fantastic as always

[@giopasquale5821]

Lisa I love the way you teach!

[@ericvigen]

WOW! This lesson taught me some practical tips in English language, Leadership, Psychology, Sociology, and Anthropology at the same time! Thank You! 👌👍

[@thilakasirispathiranage9981]

Thank you for putting extra effort to improve our conversation. Teacher Lisa, I anticipated a good out come in 2000. I'd like to know your thoughts on that.❤❤❤❤❤

[@OkasperTulle]

Thank you Lisa I have your professional teaching speaking. ❤

[@Katherine-mf9wz]

Thank you Lisa and Alex Can you talk about professional language and tips in healthcare setting and fur nurses in specific.

[@neclakonak5384]

I’m big fan both of you I already subscribe him when you first time have had him thank you so much both of you ❤

[@marialuisamoreno713]

¡Gracias!

[@HolisticDevelopmentProgram]

Your teaching method is awsome!

[@mohamedabdelnaby5606]

Thank you indeed for your helpful and useful video ❤

[@emeritap.544]

Once again great great video! Thank you so much. 😊Lisa ❤

[@thanostsokas8715]

Whats your opinion about advanced english grammar,should i read?if yes whitch book do you suggest?

[@tatvag47]

Thanks a lot! Interesting and appropriate!

[@jamesjohn1184]

I really enjoyed these lesson thank you so much

[@Cheer2332]

This is awesome. I have been using all the lack of confident sentences. Thank you for guiding me on how to change my words and become more confident. Dear Lisa and Alex. I am truly grateful😃

[@Teamabitan]

Thank you a million for your great work

[@thilakasirispathiranage9981]

Thank you for helping us.

[@danasalidjanova]

Hey Lisa,you know how to deal with our problems in learning the language, nice to hear you again with another handy video.hoping for new ones

[@AccurateEnglish]

Thank you! 😃

[@ОлегБогданов-я2г]

Could you clarify,please: withhold,cover-up,sweep under the carpet,conceal -are these words similar meaning? Thanks in advance 🙏

[@ОлегБогданов-я2г]

Could you clarify,please: withhold,cover-up,sweep under the carpet,conceal -are these words have similar meaning? Thanks in advance 🙏

[@kitakita1184]

Lisa understands some of people say Sorry instead of thank you. I totally understand it. Because In my country Japan, people say Sorry instead of Thank you. And the word exists which has too meanings “Thank you” and “Sorry” In my culture, apologize is most important part of communication. We have to change our behavior if we want to work with American.

[@AccurateEnglish]

Thank you for your comment. Yes, communicating across cultures can be challenging.

[@kitakita1184]

@@AccurateEnglish I am glad that we can learn other culture through internet and I appreciate you for sharing your knowledge.

[@FluencyAccentCoach]

Thank you very much for teaching. 😊

[@amadoumbayediouf]

You are professional teacher

[@bharatchaudhari9362]

Thanks Lisa being regular viewer I enjoy the way you teach Eng in wonderful way ,I appreciate your video of Eng language that benefits me a lot .

[@AccurateEnglish]

Thank you! 😃

[@bharatchaudhari9362]

Well come,maam

[@ShivamMishra-w4e]

Thanks ma'am please upload more video humble request please more video daily or alternate day or weekly humble request please

[@afsarwaseem6324]

Subscribed both Alex and your channel

[@dilipranabhat4283]

Very good I formation which is really benefit to everyone

[@eduardobagdadi8701]

Thanks a lot you are greatttt teacher

[@PharmaThoughts-KM]

Thank you Madam . Subscribed his channel now .

[@melquiadesdiaz5458]

Hi Lisa , excellent lesson as always . I appreciate the time an interest you take to show and teach us this kind of outstanding video my best regards .

[@thieffydiarra4942]

Outstanding tips dear Lisa always happy when I got a new notifications thanks again 🙏

[@martindanem4664]

An amazing lesson!! Thank you, Lisa! ❤

[@thilakasirispathiranage9981]

Thank you for putting in your time and energy to improve our positive communication skills.

[@semprefedeli6729]

Well there may as well be differences based on culture, but over-apologising may be perceived weird in Italy as well. When somebody over apologises they often come across as not exactly sincere people.

[@martinjokes1610]

I will do everything in my power to achieve that

[@azizpro5293]

Thank you for this invaluable video ; i will share these tips with my students

[@suanyangelaoliveira949]

EXCELLENT LESSON. Thank you very much.

[@EnglishWithMrBakhri]

Thanks, Lisa! You're awesome.

[@Rosalvo4]

This class is excelent

[@Jijo_james]

Excellent video.

[@stellamoline838]

Always amazing you are MY TEACHER . And Mr Lyon I think he is really good in his area too. Thank you both. Your input is fenomenal.

[@antoinette4729]

It is spelled " phenomenal"

[@wiseesther725]

Excellent!

[@Vitalii-m6r]

Your videos are exceptional! Thank you a million for teaching us accurate English!

[@dokolo19]

This is exactly what I've been doing. Thank you for the video.

[@thilakasirispathiranage9981]

I believe that I did my best. Thank for the team for putting extra effort.

[@bishkekkyrgyzstan]

Thanks. I was glad to see again Alex. ❤

[@alexanderlyon]

Thank you!

[@Elias-sk2hi]

Thank you Lisa you're such awesome teacher as always

[@BC-xf9qb]

thank you so much since I teach business English your help is precious !!!!!!

[@mr.mohamedjamal4060]

This boosts to think first and don't be in hurry always to minimize apologize

[@tamamimitani1627]

Oh my goodness it’s so helpful for me. Thanks for putting together and sharing . All of them are what I’ve heard day to day basis in my work 😊

[@bravesword]

Thank you very much for your work and videos! Please, make a playlist of your videos where we can watch in order. I don’t where to start…

[@thilakasirispathiranage9981]

Thank you for your wonderful advice.

[@uvalpeled850]

"I haven't come across that yet" is a great phrase I have came across in thus video. Thx for that

[@nicetasgrass1813]

I’ll surely to keep on listening this video until it gets familiarized to me.Thank you Ms Liza!❤

[@bal2918]

Much appreciated ... I've been learning a lot from your video... thank you again

[@chongcebuano]

Thank you liza and alex. I've learned a lot from this vidoe

[@renatasimoni4818]

You are amazing, teacher❤

[@wednesdaychild2408]

Good morning Liz, thanks for this interesting lesson, i learned this great lesson from you this morning❤👍

[@UserRose.]

Thanks a lot for this great channel. I have learned a lot from you. Last week my boss told me he has started to work on his English knowledge. I told him about you and sent him one of your links. Warm regards from Germany 💐👋🏻

[@BerndLercher]

I really appreciate your teaching style! Greatings from Austria!

[@jonnylu2245]

What an amazing episode, quite useful tips

[@yuzhou8316]

Thank you Lisa and Alex! Look forward to more this kind of lessons!❤

[@dertalexhien2077]

Thank you verylly, Liz for the video.

[@gabriellagirardi4741]

Very interesting to know how to speak a professional English. Thank you so much for this awesome lesson ❤

[@halapoul]

Thank you for this precious information, really I need it❤

[@leleshaker577]

thank you for all your hard work you put in in these videos

[@KrishnaBalakki]

Simple and excellent. Thanks a ton for this video. Cheers.

[@CD-qc3bm]

great show, not only the language but also the culture education

[@englishlearning7697]

As beautiful as forever❤

[@human_rights_activist]

I am waiting for your classes on phonetics ❤

[@andysun5643]

Nice video. Thank you for your excellent work.

[@IsabelColombia1010]

Thank so much you both, that’s a powerful lesson.

[@مصطفیمحمدی-ت4ث]

Incredible❤

[@Piotr_Poland]

Thanks a lot, both of you 💯📑📒

[@eyesfreesight3962]

3:10 - I still cannot believe an American saying that apologizing excessively is bad, at least in personal life :) I feel like in American culture people don’t say some things directly to avoid disagreement. For many people from abroad, most Americans apologize excessively. For example, you’re shopping at a store and you accidentally grazed someone with your cart. This person will highly likely say sorry even though you did it, they were just standing aside (not in the walkway even). Same with Canadians.

[@ns8835]

Canadians seem to apologize way more often than Americans

[@TheMrsinis]

I understand. good pronnounce. Thanks a lot..

[@agh6452]

Yeah I always do that 😥😓😞😞

[@shamsudheenmohammed1539]

Informative threads 👍🤝

[@MukabideriClementine]

Be hamble just pray God for your helpfull to reguest bress

[@nicetasgrass1813]

Thank you both ❤🙏

[@RinaElsayed773]

Politicians are experts in using this kind of rhetoric 🤦‍♀️