Polite English - WANT & WOULD LIKE

www.engVid.com/ Learn how to sound polite and respectful in any situation with this short, important lesson. A small change can lead to a big difference in the way you communicate in English.

[@engvidRebecca]

Thanks so much to all of you. So glad I could help you. Thanks for your feedback and good luck with your English!

[@brunozaccardi8729]

Many customer service employees should watch this video to refresh their politeness. Have a nice day.

[@amirkyrn3260]

I love this woman, she talk short, simple and straight to my head

[@solihashah1]

Amir Kyrn true. I like the way she talks.

[@giorgiorogan8662]

Amir K short, simple, direct and concise.

[@lucymokabane843]

Absolutely! She really enriched my poor English

[@harun-or-rashid4026]

Thank u very much indeed Ms.Rebbeca. I really enjoy your way of deliveration in english. I think any student can understand easily. plz.keep going on.

[@carlesmassalle]

thanks rebecca. I'm sure this series on polite english will be very useful to all of us.

[@antak7883]

You are doing an amazing job Thank you so much

[@engvidRebecca]

Thanks to all for your feedback. I wish you all the best with your English, your career and your lives. Even a small improvement can make a big difference, as explained in this lesson.

[@KryzysX]

It is still helping... even after 15 years!

[@Deepak991984]

Hi Rebecca mam, I am Deepak from Mumbai(India)....I would like to thank you for sharing information through such a great way. It really help us to learn quickly. Thanks again.

[@evertoncorreia9566]

Valeu Rebeca! Fortaleceu o bonde.

[@binishjosey8163]

Ur way of teaching good everyone can simply catch you

[@mariacamacho6277]

Mrs Rebecca I really want to say thank you for all your help to teach the English so clear to learn. Thank you so much and HAPPY NEW YEAR

[@osmanmima6029]

I'm really enjoy it this lessons

[@_NaturalConnection_]

Thank you very much, Rebecca!

[@manojjayawardena1065]

You are the best English teacher...

[@milsrom]

I'm happy to listen to your nice lessons. So I'd like to know how to use want and like in common speaking thank you.

[@abukiman9097]

Thank you very much for all your work! Please keep it up thanks

[@marianomatamoros9]

Thanks so much for your lessons ,they are very helpful ,you are very nice !!!

[@midyk1]

Your way of explaining is very explicit and easy

[@mustafasohail456]

unmatchable teacher .... never watched great explanation than this ....

[@bramip]

Muchas gracias por los videos

[@scolex]

thank you rebecca for this lesson... it helps a lot... more power

[@ngtdnghia]

Thank for helping us to be more polite when using English ^^

[@narayanareddy12]

Hi Rebecca. It helps me a lot

[@fk1928jasenie]

Again very useful lesson. Thanks Rebecca

[@HaLe-de9sc]

Thanks so much for your lesson!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@NHTSON]

Very useful! Thank you! God blesses you !

[@YouMoveCarapicuiba]

Hi Rebecca, really nice video! It helped me a lot with my class preparation, thanks!

[@shahbazahmed4853]

Thank you so much ...it was quite easy learning,I enjoyed it 🥰

[@engvidRebecca]

So glad I could help you all to speak more kindly!

[@abubacarrcamara1404]

I live in Gambia West Africa,your videos are helping me a lot to improve my grammar

[@delphineyara7259]

Thanks madam Rebecca for Polite English lessons. It's very helpful.

[@quynhhoaqua]

I cant thank you enough :D - I've learned this from ur video ^^

[@sarahjanesotto5791]

very well said,great educator...

[@sariefVid]

Hi..ms rebeca I'm so proud can watch you on EngVid...it;s so helpfull..

[@radiushgarey126]

Great English teacher!

[@sariefVid]

Thanks for this one..it's so help me how to learn english more..

[@Inamullahkhan6294]

Best English teacher in the world

[@IamKvothe]

I would like to tell you one thing: THANK YOU SO MUCH.

[@shyniprakasan5664]

Thank you ma'am...informative session

[@muhammadshafiq5853]

Rabeeca you are great and polite like your teaching,, thanx alot

[@ferdenandlacia1219]

I would like more vids like this (during ECQ).

[@esunsinverguenza]

thanks for posting, Rebecca. I really enjoy your viddeos.

[@ankurseth6739]

Very well explained Rebecca!

[@robstensaga]

hi Rebecca i have watched some of your videos and i really do like them. Hope more videos are lining up to share with us. God bless.

[@salal2007]

GREAT VIDEO, I've just commented from my other youtube channel - I definitely will pass this on to my ESL friends. I'm wondering, are you Canadian by any chance?

[@iiFxckedDhaChiicken1]

very amazing.thanks so much

[@lunamiyoung]

Thank you !!!!!!

[@yongluo1873]

thank you teacher !

[@engvidRebecca]

Thanks so much.

[@Arundodonax]

As a native English speaker, I find these videos interesting as well. Never really thought about it before, but yeah if somebody just bluntly says "What do you want?" that does come across as somewhat rude. Although it they were obviously a non-native speaker, I'm sure most people would be willing to give them some leeway. :)

[@uraikuekthong3201]

I would like to improve my English so much. thank you.

[@Sunnshinee365]

i wanted a teacher to explain details about eng grammar. now! i found that it was you! thanks !madam! :) i enjoy your videos!

[@alkochyai91]

Realkornflakes

[@roopamanju1638]

Thank you mam , your way of teaching is very nice ♥️

[@al1ees]

Thank you ❤

[@aymana33]

thanks alot im glad for this video

[@sathamhu]

Very useful understanding explanation dear Rebecca 👍 thanks for that

[@abdulmulalusta4633]

Thank you.

[@naderskitchen188]

Just be happy.

[@abylubna1138]

im still have some problem with my english,but coz of you i get quite my eng.well,thanks

[@occvmv]

that's really helpful

[@danielsantoy4366]

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[@uralovrustam6416]

Brief and understandable

[@VedPrakash-es2eh]

It was a good lesson for me

[@ranaemad1511]

Thanks a lot

[@joesarr58]

you are very polite

[@futtuberfuttuber782]

Thank you so much maam for your catching method of Teaching

[@futtuberfuttuber782]

❤️

[@sarahmarsh9900]

I’d love it if you went further into customer service so I can show my staff. They ask my customers if they want a bag, do you want a receipt, when do you want the order. I’d like them to say would you like a bag, would you like your receipt, when would you like your order. But I feel I’m being picky if I ask them to do this but it’s really winding me up every time I hear want. I want someone to explain that it’s politer and better English. Great video though thank you.

[@Angela21]

Thanks!!! a lot

[@chrisfarley6662]

English is my native language, but this explanation is helping me as I am learning a foreign language where want and would like was confusing me.

[@135yearswaiting]

HI Rebecca really like your classes, all the teachers at Engvid are superb. I would like to ask you a question. Do you think reading in a new language is an important way or tool to improve?. Best wishes, Peter

[@user-ck9cv5qg9j]

thank you

[@mkumar820]

hi rebecca mam.your teaching istyle is very good nd ur pronounciation is fabulous.....

[@BeccaaSwaggerz]

Hi Rebecca thanks for the video I enjoyed

[@nazlkadiroglu1996]

Thank you :)))

[@narsimha0350]

thanx....a lot

[@AugustoRobertoSouza]

Hi Rebecca I seeing you from Brazil I like this explanation and I must learn Enblish for my carrear WhAT

[@jaswantdn7]

I love you mam...you are brilliant

[@bsk2523]

very nice i like it

[@RomietNJulio]

this is what i didn't know!

[@balajichennai1]

thanks .useful..

[@evergreenIlRaja]

you are really awesome Mam

[@mansoorlakho82]

thanks

[@sophyawilliams-louis9789]

Wanna and want to is strictly for FRIENDS and informal speech.

[@MrMdmhs]

Hi, it's really a useful & enjoyable lesson. It's quite easy to be polite but need more practice. At last i'd like to say thank you very much for uploading this video..

[@ATTO2020]

thank you repaka

[@robertusandy2259]

Hi Rebecca, I wonder whether we can use "would not like" in a sentence. I think it is not so common for people to use "wouldn't like" in a sentence. Could you please explain briefly to me? Thank you in advance..

[@not_at_all5457]

how about "would be" can u explain to us how to use it? I will so appreciate with fast response

[@najataloualad4191]

Please , gave the example thank you teacher

[@vanessacastro4474]

Thank u rebeca

[@caspcaps]

Hi Rebecca, I would like to know how and when to use the words "HAD" and "HAVE".

[@thangngo8644]

I would like to go home now.

[@Shivi2414]

Nice

[@vuslataltun7476]

14 YEARS AGO.... JUST WOW

[@thuyo5136]

Want would like

[@thangngo8644]

Would you like to have fun?

[@mohhadinaqawi9229]

nice

[@mukeshmaurya1689]

Can we use "want" in future sentence

[@DouglasEdwards1981]

I had this discussion with my girlfriend who asked me "Do you want to go to the park tomorrow". Whenever I hear 'want' I ask myself if I really need something. In this case, do I have the need or desire to go to the park? I didn't, but the question also makes me wonder if the person asking me has this desire and 'wants' me to have the same desire. Well, my girlfriend wanted me to go to the park, because she had the desire to go. I on the other hand 'did not' want to go but knowing my girlfriend I knew she was asking because she wants me to go to the park with her. So I said maybe. It would have been nicer of my girlfriend to have asked me "would you like to go to the park tomorrow". Which let's me know immediately that she wants me to go with her, but is understanding of my own desires in possibly not 'wanting' to go. Which I would have replied "Maybe"! :-)

[@thangngo8644]

I want some candies.

[@thangngo8644]

What can I do for you?

[@thangngo8644]

How can I help you?