5 Native English Phrases I Used Today

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Click here to feel certain and confident when you speak English: tinyurl.com/4ufbheck Get Frederick here: englishanyone.com/frederick In this video, you'll learn some natural, native English vocabulary from a real conversation. This lesson will help you understand the vocabulary like a native, and eliminate any doubt about using it, so you feel confident expressing this English in your conversations. :) Here's the conversation: Textbook English Version: A: May I ask your opinion? I need an idea for my wife's birthday. B: How about getting her some flowers? A: No, I've already given her flowers many times. B: Well, what are her current interests? A: I'm not sure. B: She must have said something. You should pay closer attention! More Natural and Native English version: A: Can I pick your brain? I need an idea for my wife's birthday. B: How about flowers? A: Nah, I've done that to death. B: Well, what's she into lately? A: Beats me. B: She must be dropping hints. You better pay attention! Want to speak English fluently? Our online courses are here to help you learn English, understand how to learn English effectively, and develop strong English speaking skills.. We provide easy-to-follow lessons for those eager to learn English speaking skills. From basics to advanced nuances, our learn English online program caters to all levels. Join us and see how easy it is to get fluent when you learn English as a FIRST language! Our courses guide you on how to be fluent in English, transforming your communication skills. So, if you're looking to elevate your English to new heights, this is the perfect starting point. Our approach to basic English speaking lays the foundation for mastering the language. Discover the best way to learn English speaking through our interactive and immersive methods that make learning engaging and effective. Speak With Us: Website: englishanyone.com Facebook: / englishanyone Twitter: / englishanyone Instagram: @englishanyone #EnglishFluencyGuide #FluencyTriggers #speakfluentenglishconfidently

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[@dudeinthecrowd]

what are those phrases? Have you finished watching it?

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Me too 😂

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very good lesson. thanks drew. maybe a horse as birthday present? 😊

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[@peterc4082]

Yes, Americans are really in love with Japan. From my experience, Americans and other Anglo people tend to see other human beings in tiers. For Americans it's Germans, British and Japanese who are the almost equal to them on a civilisation level. The rest of us are lower. So for example, currently so many Americans worship WW2 German military (even the paramilitaries) because those are seen as almost as civilised as them and Japanese are seen as the 'civilised' of Asia. I don't mean this is a negative way to Americans, but weebs and Wehraboos exist. Maybe it's also because so many Yanks came back from (West) Germany and Japan when they served in bases there, but even in WW2, American GIs had more respect for the Germans than for many of their allies, although we know there was no respect for Japanese and that appeared later. When it comes to others, it's more varied. For example it's still acceptable in many circles in America to make "POLACK" jokes. Anyhow that's my take.

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Why don’t you give her some flowers

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Can I pick your brain?