5 Daily NATIVE Phrases! | spoken English! | British English

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in brief: In this video, the host, Catherine, teaches five common phrases used in native English, particularly in the UK. Here's a summary of the phrases and their meanings: 1. "The thing is" - This phrase is used to introduce an issue or a problem. It's a common way of softening a negative or critical message. For example, "The thing is, a few colleagues have noticed you've been late a few times this month." 2. "Fair enough" - This is a response to something seen as acceptable, logical, or reasonable. It can be used in a wide range of situations, like when agreeing to a fair trade-off: "I'll do the dishes tonight if you do the dishes tomorrow," "Fair enough." 3. "What a shame" - This is used when expressing disappointment or sympathy for a minor unfortunate event. However, it's not appropriate for very serious or sad situations. For example, "Oh, I dropped my favourite necklace in the river," "Oh, what a shame." 4. "A complete nightmare" - This phrase is used to describe a frustrating or annoying situation, often used in complaints about traffic, trains, or long queues. For instance, "The trains were a complete nightmare yesterday." 5. "What have you been up to" - This phrase is used in small talk to ask about recent activities or future plans. For example, "What have you been up to recently?" or "What are you up to on the weekend?" The video aims to help English learners sound more natural and informal in their conversations. It also provides cultural context, explaining that these phrases are often heard in everyday conversations in the UK.

[@kadowaluna1]

Wow!even better with a brief summary, of the video content, as a first timer, is an unbelievable tons of work, I hope you will have a many subscribers to you channel. Thanks again..a Mexican person living in Japan.

[@e-genieclimatique]

@@kadowaluna1 I use chatGPT4 to make summaries. Without it, I wouldn't have the time

[@zxenon_]

​@@e-genieclimatiqueHehe 😂

[@jhonadam1420]

All these sayings have vulgar equivalents which are far more comonly used in down to earth circles.

[@suballica]

Did you use ChatGPT for this or what ?

[@HATTRICK202]

I want to say one thing. Your voice is too much soothing. It gives an intense feeling of relaxation to my mind.

[@englishwithkatharine]

Glad to hear that 😄

[@apeos69]

There are many different accents in English: American, Canadian, Australian, ... But you, Katharine, make us love British English! With your method, your know-how and your sensual voice! Thank you Katharine!

[@KAIHTSAI]

You are such a good English teacher. The thing is , I cannot concentrate myself on the lessons😂 because you are too pretty.

[@beeanantroj7267]

Thanks for your kindness,Kate.It’s really useful to know all of these phrases.

[@fabriziodesimone2439]

Thanks for everything, Kat, cause your videos are so useful...and I keep on saying that your voice is absolutely lovely!

[@Little_Artist463]

That's delightful ❤ .... I appreciate your time, beautiful Katharine 🧁🌼

[@josspaul7538]

Thanks Katharine for shedding light upon my English learning journey!

[@danielng4454]

Like it or not - British English definitely sounds more educated and elegant 😊 Much obliged Katherine. You’ve got a lovely voice too 😊

[@chandraprabhaghosh1133]

That's because your mind is colonized

[@childericoalencastro]

Daniel. If we "pigeonhole" someone, it means we make unfair assumptions about them based on their nationality. It's not helpful to pigeonhole some people on the basis of their nationality.

[@goodscene8360]

american accent is the best for learning

[@yan6970]

@@goodscene8360 how come?

[@goodscene8360]

@@yan6970 The british swallow the word but the americans dont

[@tibibara]

I simply loved this lesson: kind-warm tone of voice, beautiful pronanciation, detailed and easy to understand explanations + perfect examples! So thank you so much! 💯💙

[@heideggerguzman1882]

Thanks a bunch my dear Kathie! This kind of lessons are trully useful in day by day situations. All my love to you. Keep it up!

[@emily15655]

Teacher,you are stunning.You look really good in black!It suits you!!🌹

[@hauyingcheng6839]

Thank you for lesson weekly ❤ What a great lesson :)

[@englishwithkatharine]

You are so welcome!😊😊😊

[@robertmoore2049]

Pretty nice video, Katherine! I hear these phrases here in America as well, although I never hear the words ‘queue’ or ‘queuing’ on a frequent basis, or ever. I once had a customer ask me where the tinned vegetables are at the grocery store I work. Thankfully I knew what she meant because I heard of tinned vegetables on another KZbin channel. Cheers 🙂!

[@eliellgvs1]

A metaverse channel of English with Lucy

[@user-bf3pc2qd9s]

Also very British is saying Thank you, on its own, for no apparent reason. It's taken over from "sorry". Great video. Thank you.

[@maladewi3102]

I love how you explain the phrases with the context and give examples especially for the spoken language that reflex the real language. I'm now focusing on my speaking and really great to found out your chanel. I hope you have high spirit to share many more videos and get the succes with your chanel 🥰🥰🥰

[@englishwithkatharine]

🙏🙏🙏🤗🤗

[@jerryandbeau]

Thank you for the remarkable lesson! I'm still new to your channel, but I'm starting to get addicted! Apart from giving clear explanation and examples of these phrases, I also like how you include new words in your examples like "gridlock".

[@englishwithkatharine]

Yay! Thank you so so much! 🙌🙌🤗🤗😊

[@mahadjaidja4131]

I never get ennui with ur videos. It's safe to say that You do an excellent job

[@childericoalencastro]

Hallo, Katharine. Good video for beginners. Good for listening to a good pronunciation and admiring your beauty and your voice!

[@leahean]

Hello Katharine I love your videos so much they are useful. And also your speed of speech is very friendly to me I can understand you clearly lol. You are sweet and lovely teacher. Besides I am quite into your wonderful British accent!! I wanna learn more from you and hope u have a lovely week❤

[@englishwithkatharine]

Thank you so much!😊😊😊

[@christianpety1561]

Hello Katharina I adore your english speaking and it ‘s like you play the violin and the piano in the beethoven’s sonate ,sweet and scrupulous

[@johnhipp604]

@@englishwithkatharine can ask you something

[@alex_challenge_br]

Your channel is booming. You are pleasing , lovely and with a marvelous voice. I could not expect a different outcome

[@englishwithkatharine]

Oh, how lovely of you to say that! Thank you ever so much 🙏😊

[@fahemabbasi5311]

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[@johnhipp604]

​@@fahemabbasi5311 tell her I want to ask her something

[@virajdanthanarayana4301]

The most sweetest video I ever saw on KZbin over English phrases and expressions. You are so cute and the way you present yourself is just brilliant, Katherine. Keep up. Cheers!❤

[@ho789jack9]

Beautiful, nice voice and good explanation. Love this teacher❤❤❤

[@carmonty27]

WHAT A SHAME I can't to meet you in person!! You're the best teacher all over the world!!

[@solipatel58]

Agreed! Kath, you are awesome! The way you start saying No. 1 is simply killing!

[@user-up4vz1pj6g]

I’ve been struggling with quick response and phrases in daily conversation. These phrases are going to help my fluency.Thanks a lot.

[@englishwithkatharine]

🙏🙏 you’re welcome!!

[@LUCARIGON66]

Fantastic teaching, so clever and interesting lessons, enthusiastic and deeply participating approach, your accent is pure music, thank you so much for your videos !!

[@englishwithkatharine]

🙏🙏🤗 thanks for your kind comment 😊

[@nafeeskhan9109]

The way you describe ur feelings in a comment, i think u should open a channel 😜

[@rerere232323]

I have a feeling that your channel is going to be huge. I am a fresh follower and I really appreciate it. Love your work, keep it up and all the best 😊

[@englishwithkatharine]

Oh really do you think so? Thank you!! 🙏🙏🙌🙌

[@asrafulislamdurjoy6769]

Amazing work on everyday Brit English. Want more videos on this topic! Good Luck!

[@user-er9lr9rk9w]

This is really helpful for me katharine. You are an amazing teacher. And lastly your voice is soo soothing!💕

[@englishwithkatharine]

Thank you so much 😊☺️

[@richertz]

I've noticed as someone who is British, just how offensive we are. It is offensive because we are offensive.We are always focused on the offensive and try to avoid it. We are Brexit and not clever for it. Sorry for the negative but our own language shows us up. I think we are our worst enemy. I think you are spot on with our culture and laguage. 🙂

[@MPH493]

Thank you so much Katharine❤

[@sabitaadhikari146]

Namaskar🙏 I am from Nepal 🇳🇵🇳🇵You are my best English teacher. Thank you

[@zulkiflijamil4033]

Hello Katharine. My example sentence is - "The thing is the English spoken in daily life is not the type of English we learn from textbooks."

[@englishwithkatharine]

👏 👏 😊😊

[@mohdkhalid9408]

@@englishwithkatharine love you with heart & soul really please share your contact no for chat

[@syedmohiuddin5611]

Hi, Cathrine I just want to thank you for explaining in such a nice and humble way. I am also a teacher and I really impressed by your way of explaining you have been an awesome teacher.

[@englishwithkatharine]

Aww well thank you so so much 🙏🤗

[@firudinaslanov2543]

Thanks, Katharine. Your videos are so helpful.

[@user-yx7yc2yz6r]

I will never miss your lessons...as simple as it is British language...good continuation ❤ l love it

[@sunkaraeliya2889]

These lessons are really useful.I am glad you made this video.the thing is this channel is all about learning British English!

[@nayyerislam7069]

Thx. Easy to understand, the way you explain

[@woodies2009]

Katharine, I'm a big fan of yours, and your videos always help me a lot. The thing is, your video is uploaded only once a week!😂

[@englishwithkatharine]

It’s a lot of work unfortunately but I will see what I can do 😊

[@The_Mitnick]

😂 sahi khel gya tu

[@khan_jee2023]

Katherine you are not just a teacher , You are a magician .You perfectly ,beautifully you pronounce every word .

[@lozeck16]

Love your explanations.

[@silviagalben5529]

This is fantastic Katharine!

[@alexparronchi9612]

Thank you very much.

[@Clora1965]

❤ very useful. Thank you!

[@praveenranasinghe2614]

Subscribed in a Heart beat !!! Nicely delivered, she takes so much effort to convey each idea as precisely as possible... Hats off !!!

[@englishwithkatharine]

🙏🙏🙏

[@eduardobastos4609]

I have been to London! I love London town! The places, parks, museums, eveything! I lived in Islington (Angel - Northern line) and Stockwell. London is in my heart forever and ever! Football came into Brazil in 1894, through a Brazilian man whose parents were English (very common in the mid 1800s in Sao Paulo town). There were a lot of British engineers working in Sao Paulo town and Rio de Janeiro, the country's capital until 1959. This man, "Charles Miller", studied in England for about 10 years. When he came back in 1894, he brought with him a football book of rules of the game, a ball and his skills to play and teach the game to the mates which he worked with. That's a little part how this typical British game was born in Brazil. Eduardo Bastos. Sao Paulo City - Brazil.

[@saibzakia6513]

Amazing❤ thank u!

[@azzabouarrouj6307]

You are what we call a charismatic teacher ❤

[@WGchamara]

Thank you Katharine. ❤❤❤

[@user-to5zk9ye6h]

Thanks for your kindness,Kate.It’s really useful to know all of these phrases.. Thank you for lesson weekly What a great lesson :).

[@rezariyazi8450]

Thank you to teach us English :)

[@enriqueciancas7253]

Very useful lesson , also to understand some things about british culture. Thanks, Katharine , muchas gracias :)

[@sabahhadhood603]

You look fantastic and brilliant Catherine!!!❤ Thanx so much!!!

[@englishwithkatharine]

See thank you so much Sabah! 😊😊

[@adrianocampos803]

I love it

[@do_orthailand1968]

Im addicted to listen to your accent and also your lessons make me learn faster

[@Rosie-lw6wc]

Thank you it is bloody useful

[@eustaquiozambrano2974]

Thank you so much. Well done teacher. Have a great weekend 👍

[@englishwithkatharine]

Thank you! Have a lovely weekend to you too! 😊

[@cleonicecarriel5056]

So so happy being here.🎉

[@farookahmadbhat351]

Absolutely stunning.

[@user-xb3zm7ot1m]

Really clear and helpful~ Thanks for sharing!!!!

[@francissereh1760]

I love learning and watching to your classes.

[@englishwithkatharine]

So glad to hear that 🤗🤗

[@elhistoriador1394]

You're the BEST teacher I've ever known. I Love British accent.

[@lukeseo4879]

I started subscribing as soon as I heard your voice. I love your voice and clear pronunciation. I'm looking forward to video clips in your channel.

[@leolee3558]

I'm afraid. I can't miss such a beautiful teacher. Thanks for the lesson.

[@MohammedAli-ch2cz]

The way of your teaching is excellent. Thanks very much indeed Katherine.

[@englishwithkatharine]

You are so welcome 🙏🙏😊😊

[@ashikihsan1946]

Hi Katharine, Thank you for the Native English Phrases. I really love learning British English from you. Phrases are so nice to learn Katherine

[@englishwithkatharine]

You’re welcome!! 🤗🥰

[@sanmaisvr]

Thanks for teach us❤

[@startupeco2257]

Great phrases which come with fantastic examples in which even some more phrases and words show up. Your occasional explanations on British pop culture and the way people put or take things are highly valuable, dear Catharine. And fitting all these so attractively in only 10 minutes time is wonderful, not to mention your afable presentation which screams to be genuine and not acting. Keep up the good work.

[@englishwithkatharine]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@chamkoursinghsingh8460]

Beautiful video

[@kurianmx6646]

Cheers for the splendid lesson. The subtle nuances of the expressions have been clearly explained

[@englishwithkatharine]

Oh, thank you! Glad you enjoyed my class 😊

[@ekaterinafedorova5023]

That was useful! Great job! Thanks

[@maverick4769]

Speechless

[@tlsvlog3507]

It's really helpful to add these kind of phrases thank you for teaching us

[@englishwithkatharine]

You’re welcome!! 🙏😊🤗

[@dalwarhussain88]

I love your spoken

[@CAMartins-zr5oc]

Absolutely amazing! I lived in the UK for 3 years and those expressions are really present in spoken english.

[@philiprahman6778]

Learning is fun with you. Thanks a lot.

[@englishwithkatharine]

Ah that’s great! 😊🤗

[@shahrukhshams681]

U add ur emotion when u r teaching Fair enough

[@italianruss]

you are a great bright teacher thank you:)

[@kleopatra_orleanskaya]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@VisionDaysOfficial]

youre amazing, thank you for your videos

[@sohaalavi9290]

Thanks a million ❤❤

[@EnglishwithDoina-vi2qq]

Very useful lesson Katharine ! :)))

[@Propofol98]

She makes me want to learn English, she explains very well.

[@user-ec2kv7bz1e]

Very useful and informative lesson. Thank you.

[@serajulhaque2855]

I'm an Indian and I found your channel on youtube accidently. I'm thankful to God that I found your channel and thank you so much to be our English teacher. You're so beautiful and your contents are the best.

[@englishwithkatharine]

🙏🙏🤗🤗🥰

[@user-lp7pj3tl7b]

Wow , was absolutely useful thanks a lot 😍😍😍❤️❤️

[@donizeterocha3711]

you are amzing, thank you😊

[@sedragmal2179]

Spectacular Thanks ❤

[@englishwithkatharine]

🙏🙏🤗

[@arodada9198]

Great!!

[@bazwellto3521]

What a a good video and what a beautiful TEACHER! You are AMAZING Kath! Your videos are always important and interesting. Keep the nice and helpful job!

[@englishwithkatharine]

Thank you so much!! 🙏🙏😊😊

[@bazwellto3521]

Thank you for your reply sexy teacher !

[@tungminglee5979]

thank you so much 👍

[@zekibilen1775]

Thanks Katharine 🌼🙋

[@englishwithkatharine]

You’re welcome 😊

[@ramaswamysastrymedavaram6938]

Thank u Katherine for this very much useful lesson

[@englishwithkatharine]

You’re more than welcome 😊😊🤗🤗

[@aakashmehra6650]

Always amazing.

[@englishwithkatharine]

🙏🙏🤗🤗

[@fieldforrest9640]

Your course is fantastic! I almost understand what your speaking without substitute words. Much more, you are so beautiful lady!

[@vlogoosfera]

Thank You for this lesson.

[@peemanhm]

I really like your pronunciation of ‘hair, care, nightmare’.

[@sarra.zade2023]

Thank you ❤❤❤

[@swiss486]

Very good and can understand easily.

[@hazydale]

Perfect

[@saurav68786]

Thank you sister ❤😊