Native English Expressions

Enhance your English fluency with native expressions. Learn natural phrases to sound more like a native speaker.

To sound more like a native English speaker, it's important to use natural expressions in your conversations. 

Here are some native expressions to use.

• Say "I don't like people like you breathing down my neck!" instead of "I prefer to work independently".
• Say "We have a good rapport" instead of "I get on well with my colleagues".
• Say "Let's make up our minds!" instead of "Let's decide!".

By using these native English expressions, you can communicate more naturally and effectively. For example, saying "I don't like people like you breathing down my neck" conveys a strong preference for independence in a more vivid and relatable way. Describing good relationships at work as having "a good rapport" sounds more authentic. Using "Let's make up our minds" instead of "Let's decide" adds a conversational touch.

Watch our video to learn these native expressions and start applying them into your daily conversations.