Improve Your English Vocabulary - Stop saying ‘SAID’ - Learn 10 Alternate Advanced English Words

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Announced- to be known Ranted - when someone said angrily Commanded - bossy manner Dictated - similar to command Insisted - forcing Requested - question Enquired - when asking for details Responded - as a response or answer Acknowledge - as an answer Mumbled - when someone is not clear Boasted - when someone praise themselves

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[@TheLiberal-d3n]

“Announced” is not really used by even a native English speaker unless it’s a public or official announcement to a group of people. If someone just says to me he is getting married, I can use he “said” in stead of “announced”. And “said” would sound more appropriate, even though it sounds “boring” to someone ;)

[@ekrao7966]

Announcement of an engagement is quite appropriate. She is showing the value of expanding one's vocabulary and you should see it in the right spirit.

[@TheLiberal-d3n]

@@ekrao7966 It's not about the right spirit, but we should rather see it in right context. Just because someone is trying to expand your vocabulary, doesn't mean you should not have your own question and opinion.

[@shalinichetty1772]

@@TheLiberal-d3n I agree with your version. It's little bit sounds wired to listen announced word if some one expressing it to one to one and a group of people has difference. 👍

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I'm sure Moira rose and shashi Tharoor are using it😂

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I second that.

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Rita Arredondo We are communicate together.

[@moglie123]

Hussein Atee... Your sentence is wrong... You may ask like.."can we communicate together"

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@@kaarthikaarthi5655 they dont speak tamil either there..in mexico they generally speak spanish not english😬

[@ashokleburu7335]

English is getting simplified day by day; no need to complicate it.

[@muralikrishna5748]

I'm not proficient in english. But i think the word said and the other words illustrated by you cannot be related. Because the word 'said' is used when there is direct speech needed. And these words are used for indirect speech sentences. So let me conclude. No expressive words can replace the word 'said'. But those words can be replaced instead of the word 'told'. Please correct me if am wrong.

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[@Amarnath-ik4fy]

I think you said right✔

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[@asanma1802]

Murali Krishna you are absolutely correct, these words cannot replace'said'

[@bellznjollz80]

I agree with you

[@theNihilist007]

Learn the words, learn the usage but use it only where being a little fancy is appreciable. Remember, the purpose of communication is to be understood. That’s why best of the orators and writers use the simplest form of a language.

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Directed Instructed Expressed Uttered Voiced...

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[@Roomi01010]

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I say this lady is a very enthusiastic teacher. I compliment this lady on her enthusiasm to teach....

[@tanveersingh5423]

When you start reading novels then you realise they hardly use word "said", its always something else... Like he implored, he sputtered etc

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Rantaed was the new word I didn't used before. Thank you

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[@pnarendradatta3817]

She announced she is pregnant (worst sentence formation announcement is done in front of so many people said is used when one to one speech ) Similarly all the words on board can never replace said

[@roscianyt]

Sorry, you are wrong. Announcement does not mean in front of a lot of people. Where did you get that? Also, and I already replied elsewhere, yes these words do replace said. Where and how are you learn your English?

[@pnarendradatta3817]

@@roscianyt why don't you read your reply to me once particularly the last sentence "where and how are you learn your English "?? That's a wrong formation instead use" did "there . first requirement of learning or teaching learn to take criticism first , then you will succeed in the process all the best

[@roscianyt]

@@pnarendradatta3817 I was not criticizing you because you were not criticizing me. Also, I never correct obvious typos. So, you are wrong in so many ways. It is you, my friend, who are posting incorrect information. Not me. I am sorry if you can't understand that; but, in America, we have an adage- "Don't hate the messager just because you hate the message." It's not my fault you don't know proper English.

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[@roscianyt]

@@PioloQuiboloy Except that many Americans speak Spanish, German, Chinese, and French.

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In every single minute God creates smart people like you to keep teaching us " I can't thank you enough " I'm just speechless ".

[@roscianyt]

How can you be speechless when you just gave a speech?

[@justdoit-xw5rn]

@@roscianyt : Surely: I love your question because no one has been asking me like that question :except you"it's just only my perfect feeling that the way she has been explaining for us to transfer a world of knowledge is interested me that's why I had no words to Express ma feelings very neatly and clearly as she did also does"

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I love your way of saying.. love from Bengal 😘❤

[@prestonleesbeginnerenglish]

Grammar Correction: “I love your way of speaking” You’re welcome. From the author of: “Preston Lee’s Conversation English”

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Wonderful lesson. Very well explained.

[@ImproveEnglishwithShweta]

insisted- Forcing Requested- he requested to borrow my bag. ( question) Inquired- Responded-/ Acknowledge( As an answer) Mumbled- she mumbled something i couldn't understand ( when someone is not clear) Boasted- (बोस्टेड)- He boasted about his new car.

[@roscianyt]

Insisted does not mean forced. Requested is not a question, it means asking for something. Inquire means to ask.

[@roscianyt]

@Lisa Godin It means to be firm. But, I can see how you can substitute force for firm.

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shweta sahay

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I do love your classes, thank you

[@SharadGurve]

Your announcement about all these words which are nearly synonyms of "Said", are awesome

[@roscianyt]

You wouldn't use the word announcement like this.

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[@jayalakshmiyr8868]

Hi Niharika, please accept my best wishes for this lovely video. Please help me understand the difference in the usage of told and said

[@jayalakshmiyr8868]

@Lisa Godin thanks for replying. I'm sorry, but it is a little hard for me to comprehend. It might help if you could tell me the context that they are used

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Wonderful lesson ❤️👌

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My time consumed by reading all of the comments here not minding what she said.😊😊

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Thanks a lot Niharika help us to enrich our vocabulary

[@krshkumar90]

You are expressive, I love it!!

[@mired1364]

I acknowledge it 😄

[@Ricarica981]

Very useful to improve my teachong skills. Thank you

[@englishwithbecky]

I use all these words, and I also use the word "said" as and when required.. It is as important! We cannot "stop" using it.

[@roscianyt]

She didn't say to not use it.

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@@roscianyt yes, she din't...The thumbnail says it.✌

[@CGCarroll]

Love the way you teach. Very easy to follow. Thanks so much.

[@shabbirratlamwala6964]

We use "said " according to the situation we face, there are many other words as well to replace "said". I liked your way of teaching.

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I love learning new vocabs 😍 thanks for the lesson

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Hey niharika first time i am watching ur video.. I liked a lot d way u express.. I am very confident guy but not able to express like you.. What should i do?

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Explanation was awesome. So, subscribed!!

[@nawarnawar5822]

Hi Niharika, useful words to use. For the word mumble, is it formal or informal word?

[@roscianyt]

Both.

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Thanks for the new way of spoken English! Great job!

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[@risingspirit8626]

I already know all of these alternatives of said✌️

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What an energetic speech...it s awesome

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You explained well. Can Whisper be included in the list?

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[@madan284]

I agree the usefulness of the alternative words. But in most conversations, "said" is just fine. Anything else makes it complicated and formal, even a bit snobbish.

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Thank you for your time and effort great job A+.

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I love you a lot dear teacher.Happy new year!

[@dagger732]

This applies especially to : "I'm like....." We have lost the richness of vocabulary by using "to be like"

[@mrinalinis6422]

So true

[@deepakrao7894]

Niharika it's much appreciated, you're doing commendable job. Kudos to you. The word announced is not appropriate unless it's said in a public or in a open area hence it's not correct. You can also include retorted and affirmed.

[@mohitkumargupta2730]

Mam your all video interested very helpful and different I really appreciate mam

[@prestonleesbeginnerenglish]

Grammar Correction: “All your videos are interesting and very helpful” You’re welcome. From the author of: “Preston Lee’s Conversation English”

[@kashyapthakor]

Thanks a lot!

[@girishanth3]

Niharika!.. Your mumble was cute!.. Anyway Gee,Thanks😀

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Thanks a lot for examples it helps in quick learning😊

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How Niharika could maintain that Smile throughout the video , Siri Ranted!! #RajkiranSake

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[@dnarxusyt6367]

Thanks for the video! I'm actually an author, and yes, the word "said" seems to be boring.

[@Advocate_Parikh]

Love your expression ❤

[@connoisseur6572]

Very good mam Can we use..these words.. alternatively..expressed, shared, informed, convened..plz get back to me

[@subratashome6393]

Thank u very encouraging.

[@soft_ray_technologies]

We use this expressive words while we use indirect form of speech, or indirect narration. These words can never be an alternative of "said". This video is misleading.

[@gopinathrajgopal4770]

Yes

[@sushmithareddy132]

Yes

[@miirekr4904]

Very good teacher thx

[@riteshsrivastav266]

Hi, I just want to suggest something. Difference between Requested and Enquired Requested:- favour in form of question Enquired:- ask about something or questioning. Please let me know if I am correct.

[@transcendent9765]

You are absolutely right man 😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@riteshsrivastav266]

@@transcendent9765 thanks

[@transcendent9765]

@@riteshsrivastav266 welcome 🙂😊

[@Anindita___]

I ♥️ Niharika the most among all the instructors ... Please do more videos

[@vivekkumartiwari7805]

First word is wrong "announced". It must be said ,bcz he is only informing to him not an announcement in public.your examples are wrong u must choose wisely. Your expression are great. 🙂

[@giridhar9108]

Excellent!

[@tarunabhinayraj]

Can said really be replaced with enquired?? I think 'asked' can b the exact replacement

[@seyedaajura6493]

No sir she is roght right actually...

[@janoordeenaboobuker5018]

Thank you 💕 Mdm very good approaching.....

[@inspiretheworld7121]

Niharika ranted, "we have to use these words".

[@roscianyt]

@Lisa Godin Rant has nothing to do with yelling. Check out Dennis Miller's great rants on youtube; never once did he yell.

[@JaspreetKaur-mr5fn]

Very nice video 👍

[@pranavpise6952]

She said one day you'll leave this WORD behind, so live a life you will remember....

[@damiondhanai835]

I love your English

[@sonalisilas7802]

All the sentences are neither in direct not indirect speech All wrong what do you mean by She said she is pregnant It should be either She said, 'I am pregnant'. Or She said that she is pregnant.

[@kavitatrivedi]

Right

[@vasudev8957]

Mam why dont u create ur own channel ill definitely subscribe u 👏🏿👏🏿

[@sadananda1638]

Yours sentence also wrong the actual sentence is she said that she was pregnant.

[@tonymathew9516]

@@sadananda1638 She is still pregnant, then how we use 'was pregnant'? Could you explain?

[@Mountainbeasts1]

@@sadananda1638 bro doesn't matter we are humans 😂 always use shortcut she said she was pregnant that's it ...noone notice deeply ...we don't have anytime to check omg what she said no no wrong wrong 😂😂😂

[@devranijethanigeetsangeet]

Your way of teaching is appreciable ... I like your expressions while teaching ..

[@archetype7640]

Of course, but, ranted has some intensity and the nature of expression becomes something different

[@roscianyt]

What?

[@anowarsadek3820]

@@roscianyt very good channel ,we also need to show this channel.

[@learnenglisheasily111]

Well done girl. Most of the people criticize due to their lack of knowledge & understanding of English language.

[@anjubjadhav2710]

Now onwards I will replace these words instead of said