SET UP a Meeting / Date / Appointment in English!

Using Business English, Formal English, and Casual English, learn how to arrange a meeting, set up an appointment with your doctor, dentist, whoever
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Hi, HARU the Patreon here! One of the greatest things about Papa Teach Me is that he identifies and sorts out what you need to know for you. As a learner of English, you often get stuck, not knowing what exactly is lacking in your knowledge. My request was rather vague - I just told him I wanted to learn expressions related to scheduling, appointments, re-scheduling, etc. Then PTM made this video! - Essential expressions and phrases sorted out into three real-life situations: Business, service appointments, and informal appointments. There are lots of phrases and expressions I was dying to learn - Much more than what I contributed! I'll watch this again and again until I can use every single bit of these expressions by heart. I'm sooooo grateful!!!!

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[@DenisDenis-ii2dj]

@@papateachme Hello. 1) Why did you say "Drop me a line = call me" ( 11:17 ) I suppose it means "write me" 2) "When works for you?" - Is it a grammatically correct phrase?

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As you say for casual we can be direct... Do you wanna marry me?🤣 You are the best english teacher and I'm learning a lot with u. Greetings from Chile 🇨🇱

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This is very useful to me "formal eng." But i request you to post more on formal phrases, idioms etc. Lovely one...

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Hello. I felt like I am learning English etiquette and manners more than I was learning idioms or expressions or even the English language itself.Thanks mate. I don't know how much the native English kids know these rules , or whether they are taught such information at schools . I have a good guess that they are acquired through the daily interaction or from their parents Thanks again, from Palestine with love.

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[@TKY-NL]

HARU again. I'm also annoyed by the two phrasal verbs - jump on/hop on. I don't know if I'm weird to perceive them this way, but it sounds as if the person was assuming I should be pleased/willing to meet with him, so much so that I should hop or jump in happy haste or something. I mean, why should I be so energetic as to jump or hop, though in most cases I'd be typically reluctant and have to drag myself to join a meeting?

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YES!!!!!! same for me!!! It sounds way too happy 😂😂

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[@Alendorff]

Hey Aly, thanks for the lesson! Is there any special meaning for `lift me up` similarly to `hit me up`?

[@Victor-ob8wk]

Hello, Ali! Talking about appointment with a doctor or whatever. Can we say... or can doctor say? "Well, I can squeeze you at five o"clock."

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[@papateachme]

Come on. You know me better than to think I would bother wearing pants.

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Trousers, pants, shorts, whatever, you look great in suits 😏👌

[@off-i]

Hi, many thanks for your so instructive lessons I follow for months now. You're perfect ;) I have a question at 5:20 of this video: "Do you have any slots free/availability?" → why if "slots", plural, but if "availability", singular? I thank you in advance (argh... I should see again the video about thanks!)

[@gasparambrosio8054]

Hi, Aly. The sentence a Brought is the following one: .SORRY, WE DO HAVE TO PUT OFF OUR MEETINGCAN WE JUST POSTPOND IT FOR SUNDAY MORNING?.

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Hey Ali! How are you doing? Thanks for that video, it is pretty useful!!! But I was just wondering if we could have some lessons on spoken English by Skype, for example, cause I do need to improve my speaking skills 🤔

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i was wondering when the lockdown will be lifted.

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1st could you consider doing a history video about english if possible for people want to enrich their knowledge

[@jambaraz7641]

Can we use "wether" instead of "if" in "i was wandering" sentences? Btw this video is exactly what i need because i started to work in the medical field and making appointments is my core duty.

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Hi, I would like to request a lesson. I was wondering if you could make a video of English used in airport. Thank you in advance.

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Yeah these days anything could happen........!😅 So every thing is being pencil in the calendar so if the plan don't workout it could be erased and rescheduled 🤷

[@deborajacques1368]

I was wondering how a video like that doesn't have 14 million views. I really do, is that phrase right, btw?

[@Skj980]

1. If i use "I am wondering" instead of "I was wondering" then should the sentence be like this ? "I am wondering, if we go tomorrow." 2. Can i use word "fancy" in place of "want" in business and formal conversation too?

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Sir do you own any broadcast? Thanks 🙏

[@superlinux]

One question: Sometimes , in the case of booking for an appointment, I use the word "whether" instead of "if". do you think it's correct? Because i do hear it on TV sometimes. Thanks again.

[@Samantha-zq2no]

I know the question wasn't directed to me but I'm a private English teacher and so I thought I could give you a hand. By all means, the word "whether" is correct. No wonder you hear it on TV, radio or in movies 'cause it's used quite often. Just keep in mind it's a bit more formal. :)

[@superlinux]

@@Samantha-zq2no Thanks. Since it's business, formal is preferred.

[@newloggers]

Hi Aly :) Another great lesson, thanks a lot ;) I was wondering if we could meet up in İstanbul, you, Tom and me when this goddamn pandemic ends? :)

[@user-tu8up2kq3d]

Hello. Aly. May I ask why we use ‘Do you have any slots free Thursday ?’ Instead of ‘Do you have any slots free on Thursday?’. 🙏🏻

[@orsonshen7124]

What can I say if I actually wanna ask my English teacher out? For some reason, he calls himself papa lol. Interesting choice, I know lol.

[@DenisDenis-ii2dj]

Why did you say "Drop me a line = call me" ( 11:17 ) I suppose it means "write me"

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0:37 999? I am in need.

[@bannienglishkaliyona1960]

Hey sir did you pronounce skedule???.do Brits pronounce ske..is it not shhhedule???

[@moadonhasafot3838]

To have some information, like: "Aly, I was just wondering if you were married?"

[@alumberashidi6528]

Do you want to marry him

[@moadonhasafot3838]

@@alumberashidi6528 not exactly. I am just wondering if we can also get some information in that way. Past + if + past

[@alumberashidi6528]

@@moadonhasafot3838 I got you

[@pavelp7148]

Can I say just Thursday? I mean, usually there is a preposition on before days of the week. So shouldn't it be can you fit me in on Thursday, instead of can you fit me in Thursday?

[@alicerossi_ap]

Thank you so much, Aly! So so useful, interesting and, I would say, fantastic expressions .... I really fancy fixing them all in my mind 🙏 I'm going to tell you a little secret: I can't stand douchey guys (and girls) at all 😒 😨

[@papateachme]

They're the worst

[@onesandzeroes]

Skedules?

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Papa, I can't concentrate on learning English, because of your handsome face.

[@danielapaparella7511]

Hi Aly, I 've also heard this in London "Ring you tomorrow" ...is it correct as well?

[@michaelhilliard2370]

I think it's more British than American, but sure, people say that. In the U.S. sometimes we say it as a noun phrase instead--e.g., I'll give you a ring tomorrow (meaning, I'll call you, not propose marriage... :).

[@danielapaparella7511]

👍🏻😂 thank you!

[@nachoag8678]

But phrasal verbs are informal, aren´t they? Is it okay to use them in a business formal conversation?

[@papateachme]

Great question, yes of course they're good for business english :)

[@michaelhilliard2370]

Is 'hit me up' really all that douchey? I don't know. I've never really thought of it that way, but I don't use it much, either. Maybe it's a Brit vs. American thing? Or, maybe I'm out of touch from living in China for the past five years. Hells if I know. :-p Either way, your depiction of what it means to be a douche was spot on.

[@flyinghigh1393]

you look gorgeous on suit😍😂