How to Express Empathy in English | For Client Care and Personal Relationships

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Excellent and very useful lesson. Sometimes we stop being empathic with our surroundings and we don't look at the signs that tell us that the person is crying out for attention and support.

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Sole purpose of my visit to express my honest feeling in English able to see each other. Romantic composition or anything else prelude to each goal.

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Thank you Annemarie. I do consider it important to express Empathy in my mission.

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Hi Annmarie, I totally agree with you that sympathy is the basis of emotional intelligence. I think that all strategies are good if the man does his actions correctly. In my point of view, strategy one is preferable because creating a deeper connection with a person that needs help is the first step.

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Thank you for your comments and insight, Lyudmila.

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Thank you for this excellent and extremely helpful video. I recently took a new role as team leader and have been in situations with my staff and clients that require a lot of empathy, apologies, and active listening skills. I'm taking notes of all your recommendations!

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

My pleasure, Silvia! I'm glad it was helpful!

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Hi Annemarie Wonderful topic to choose. I am a customer service professional and have faced these situations multiple times in my career. I just learnt a new way and new strategy in showing empathy and will adopt ur ideas hereafter. Thank you

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Thank you, Manogar sedhu! I’m glad the lesson was helpful and that you learned a new strategy to use in the future!

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Thank you for such a wonderful topic! Sometimes we don't know the rules of conduct and therefore we are not well-mannered.

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hi Annemarie. another fantastic video. thank you so much for your dedication. I know that expressing emotions is way too complicated in any language, however I find it even harder in English, since this language uses subtle ways when it comes to putting feelings into words.

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Thank you for watching, Maria! You are right. Expressing emotions can be complicated. I hope you’ll be able to use the strategies shared to help you express emotions more easily.

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I'm so glad it was timely and helpful, Anna.

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I need to learn how to express empathy, not only in English... In life!!!

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Things got out of hand and I didn't know what to do. I wish I can make it up to you .

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It is susceptible to mind.

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I just want to ask about much more and many more. I know that much is used for uncountable noun and the opposite for more, but sometimes I find myself say many more for uncountable noun, does it a vary weird thing which make others notice my big mistakes or native speaker say it sometimes?

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Thanks for the question. I will be sure to add this for a future lesson topic.

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@@Speakconfidentenglish Thanks a lot. I appreciate your response.

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Thank you, Annemarie, for a useful lesson. You are such a good counsellor, indeed. :)

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Would you talk about the inversion in English? Thanks in advance

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Hi Sara, could you clarify what you mean by inversion?

[@sararabea2973]

@@Speakconfidentenglish How are you? I mean the structure of some sentences in advanced grammar like : Never does he come late. This change of the words order is called "inversion Thanks in advance😊😊

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Thank you for the clarification. I'll certainly add this as a future lesson topic.

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[@aishazanoun9293]

One more question if you please, I read an email which started with I wanted to let you know ......... I used to use want for the present and wanted for the past. So how is that possible for the writer to use past tense(wanted) or it has another meaning here?

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

Thanks for the question. Both are correct and both are used. What is often different is the context. _I want to let you know_ is often used to introduce some news, often news that is unpleasant. _I wanted to let you know_ is used when you thought about something you wanted to share but couldn't at that moment in time.

[@aishazanoun9293]

@@Speakconfidentenglish , Sorry, just to be sure. You mean that both of them can be used for the present , but wanted refers to slightly past news or in other words, delayed news that I should have told before but for some reasons I couldn't.

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Is there any thing else prelude to eachother?

[@thilakasirispathiranage9981]

I made good use of my disappointment.

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Number 1

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How can I help you today? Ann, Do we really have sympathetic for poor?

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👍🌹💕

[@thilakasirispathiranage9981]

How is the process going? Who can incentivize for me to get rid of this mess? Nothing could abate her anger.

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Please, In the email that you have received :- What's the meaning of "two cents" in this phrase " I sincerely apologise and I do appreciate your two cents about the matter."

[@Speakconfidentenglish]

This is an expression we use figuratively to mean an opinion offered on a topic under discussion.

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@@Speakconfidentenglish Thanks a bunch

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Time has come. We should reprogram our old way of thinking, shouldn't we?

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Let’s all show empathy to Ukrain let’s support Ukrain! 🇷🇼

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I agree 100%.

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I feel stretched thin. My experience was awful.

[@thilakasirispathiranage9981]

I'm sorry. I'm exhausted. Setting boundaries too hard for me now. Moreover machine with one man to take care it could be as much work, as a number of men working with specific task were assigned.

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No, I'm sincerely disappointed.😂