When English speakers speak quickly it can be difficult to understand what they are saying. And sometimes English speakers use shortened words and phrases in writing too.
Here are some popular English neologisms (short slang words):
Sometimes it's difficult to say what you are thinking in a foreign language. I've studied other languages and I understand how hard it is to clearly communicate your thoughts, ideas, feelings, and opinions.
Here are a few phrases that will make it easier for you to really tell people what you think, so that they understand you and you don't sound rude.
1. If you ask me ...
2. As far as I can tell ...
3. As far as I'm concerned ...
4. I feel like / that ...
5. Honestly, ...
6. Personally, ...
7. It's my belief that ...
8. To me ...
9. I reckon ...
10. I can't lie ...
11. In all honesty, ...
12. From my point of view ...
13. In my opinion ...
14. The way I see it ...
15. It seems to me that ...
16. I honestly believe that ...
17. I would say that ...
18. I consider it to be ...
Now let's practice using these phrases in real situations!
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