Native English Expressions (Part 11)

Transform your English with native expressions. Learn to sound more fluent and natural in everyday conversations.

To speak English like a native, it's crucial to use expressions that are natural and commonly spoken. In this lesson, we guide you through everyday phrases to help you sound more fluent and less like a student.

• Don’t Say: "I am well, and you?"
  Say: "I'm good, you?". This expression is a more relaxed and natural way to respond to "How are you?" in casual settings.
• Don’t Say: "That is ok."
  Say: "No worries.". 'No worries' is a common native response to "I am sorry," conveying that everything is fine in a friendly, informal way.
• Don’t Say: "See you soon."
  Say: "See ya.". This phrase is a casual and widely used way to say goodbye, often preferred by native speakers.

Watch our video to learn these native English expressions and start sounding more fluent and natural in your daily conversations.