hello everybody it is David Claussen and I have
some more new students so I thought
this would be a great time to learn the most
common English expressions
you can read these
expressions at my website here
and I will start with
the most common that my students need and that you could use
there are more and in future videos I will make more
so let's start with the obvious
and I am going to say it real simple and then
tell you how a native speaker would do it
so you can practice pronunciation and become fluent like a native speaker so here we go
where are you from
so a native speaker would say
where you from
where you from, where you from
I'm from golden Colorado USA
I should put a comma there and a comma there
native speaker would say
I'm from golden Colorado
or they might just say Golden, Colorado
Golden Colorado or USA you could say
I'm from Germany and Japan
Ghana Jordan Saudi Arabia wherever you're from
the next one is hello, how are you
and a native speaker would say
how are you, how are you
or a lot of times in America we'll say what's up
what's up
or hey
like hi, hey
what's going on
or a native speaker, what's going on
what's going on
they might say good to see you how are you
a native speaker will say
good to see you, how are you, good to see you, how are you
what have you been up to
what've you been up to, what've you been up to
what've you been up to
so you can see the difference between
how we learn English and native speakers how they'll speak
so where's the bathroom
where's the bathroom
where's the bathroom, where's the bathroom
it's down the hall on your left
a native speaker, down the hall on your left, down the hall on your left, down the hall on your right
just keep going and over there on your left
ok the difference
and this is an error right here I'll change that on my website so what time is it
a native would say, what's the time
what's
the time
what's the time
what time is it, do you have the time
can I get a drink
I would like
native speaker would say I'd like a
I'd like that, I'd like a
how much is it
a native would say, how much
how much is it, how much is it
how much is it
or what's the cost, how much, what's the cost, how much
where are you
a native speaker, where are you, where are you
where you at, where are you
I'm at my friend's place
I'm at my friends, I'm at my friends
I'm at my friends
did you have a good time
Did you have a good time, did you have a good time, did you have a good time
was it fun was it fun
did you like it, did you like it, did you like it
and then when you say bye
We'll say
see you later
or natives will just say, later, take care, later see you later
or to preface it you'll say
I've got to go so we'll see you later
gotta go so we'll see you later, gotta go so we'll see you later, gotta go so we'll see you later
so those are just some examples of
English common expressions and how
you learn it differently than a native speaker
but I thought it's good for you to practice your fluency
and to hear it
you might wanna watch my mouth how it moves I'll leave the video up
so you can practice if you want
also
go to
this
page here
right here at www.english-quickly.com, common English expressions
and if you're at Youtube, you can just simply click it
all my videos
I put the link this is a link
right here click it
and you'll go to this page
and what I did was
is I made a quiz is this is kind of a beginning for beginners
and you can just type in so what's type in going
later
you hear the word
and you can type
bathroom
cost
and it's good for your fluency plus
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