200 Phrases से आधी इंग्लिश मुट्ठी में, Spoken English Class, Kanchan Keshari, English Connection

Brief Summary

This video by English Connection focuses on teaching viewers how to speak English more fluently by learning phrases and idioms through context. It highlights the benefits of learning English phrases from movie clips and provides a list of 200 useful phrases and idioms with Hindi translations to aid understanding. The video encourages viewers to practice these phrases to improve their English speaking skills.

  • Learning phrases is a quick way to start speaking English.
  • Understanding phrases in movie clips provides context.
  • The video offers 200 phrases with Hindi translations for easy understanding.

Intro

The video introduces the concept of learning English through phrases, emphasizing that understanding phrases in context, such as in movie clips, can significantly improve language acquisition. The presenter contrasts learning from movies, which takes time but provides context, with learning directly from the video, which offers a large number of phrases in a shorter time with Hindi translations for better comprehension. The video promises to teach 200 phrases.

Benefits of Learning English With Context

The video explains the advantages of learning English phrases through context, particularly by watching movie clips. It illustrates how visual cues and situational understanding can help in grasping the meaning of phrases. The presenter uses the example of someone running late and apologizing to demonstrate how context aids comprehension. The inclusion of Hindi translations alongside English phrases is presented as a method to facilitate understanding and retention, catering to learners who benefit from both languages.

English Sentences for Your Practice

This section presents a series of English phrases with their meanings and example scenarios for usage. Phrases include "It's not rocket science," "This is not fair," and "As soon as possible." The presenter explains when to use phrases like "Cat got your tongue," "I'll return the favor," and "Don't be a stranger." Practical examples are given to illustrate the appropriate context for each phrase, such as using "It's written all over your face" when someone is clearly lying or "I'm sick of it" when fed up with something.

Idioms to speak

The presenter continues to share more phrases and idioms, providing context for their use. Examples include "If you insist," "What's eating you?" (when someone looks upset), and "I told you so." The video explains the meaning behind "Don't cry over spilled milk" and "Don't turn your back on me." The presenter also covers "It takes two to tango," "Let's call it a day," and "You are the apple of my eye."

Idioms and Phrases to speak

The video continues with more idioms and phrases, such as "I'm dead tired today," "Get out of my sight," and "Well done, keep it up." The presenter explains when to use "Think before you speak," "What an idea," and "Could you please repeat that?" Phrases like "How dare you," "See you," and "Please keep quiet" are also covered. The section includes phrases for different situations, such as meeting someone ("Nice to meet you," "Pleased to meet you") and being on the way ("I am on the way").

Phrases for Your Practice

This part of the video provides a rapid-fire list of additional phrases for everyday use. These include "It's none of your business," "No way," "It's out of order," "Not a chance," "It's now or never," and "Put yourself at ease." The presenter also covers phrases like "We are out of touch," "So what?" and "That's all." Questions and responses such as "What time?" "Could you explain?" "Is it clear?" and "What do you think?" are included.

English Connection

The video concludes with final phrases and idioms, including "Let me help you." The presenter encourages viewers to write their favorite phrases in the comment section, share the video, and keep practicing.

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0:00 Pick up, put down, it's not rocket science. This is not fair. Tim needs you away from them as soon as possible. Can't cut your tongue? So sorry for being late, I was racing home from work. You just saw 5 movie clips. In those 5 clips, you saw 5 phrases. What were those phrases? Those phrases were yeh, yeh, yeh, yeh and yeh. So guys, you must be thinking that we saw phrases in the clips too. I am showing you the same phrases here too. What is the connection? Look, understand. Phrases are a very good way to learn English. If you learn phrases, you can start speaking English very quickly. When you see phrases in movie clips, you understand everything through context.

0:46 Hollywood movie clips are only in English. Still, how will you understand it? Because you are watching. You know what is going on. When someone says something, you understand. For example, if someone is running somewhere. He reaches very quickly. What does he say as soon as he reaches? Sorry for being late. It means that he was getting late. He already understood. Now when he reaches, he says, I am sorry for being late. So you understood it through context. I have written its Hindi here. You read in Hindi, I am sorry for being late. Then you saw English, sorry for being late. You understood that whenever you reach late and I have to say this. So I will say this. It means that you can learn English in both ways. Now you must be thinking that why am I telling you both

1:32 ways? I am telling you both ways because both ways are right. It depends on how much time you have. If you have a lot of time, then you watch movies. For example, if you want to watch a movie, then you give almost 2 hours. And if a lot of phrases have been used in it, then you can learn maximum 30 phrases. But if you watch this video till the end, then you will learn 200 phrases in a few minutes. And because Hindi is given, then you will not have any problem in understanding. And you will be able to see them later too. This is the difference. Now if we talk about time, then without wasting time, let's start quickly. Guys, my name is Kanchan and you are watching me on English Connection. Let's begin.

2:20 What was in the clip? Pick up, put down, it's not rocket science. So if you want to say it's not rocket science, then you will say it's not rocket science. It's not rocket science. Then it's not right. What will you say to say? This is not fair. Then as soon as possible. For this, we use as soon as possible. You use this phrase in the sentence. As soon as possible. We also use it separately. Then is there curd in the mouth? When no one says anything, then you say it. So what is for this? Cat got your tongue. Okay. It's very interesting. If you see such phrases that you think you have to keep,

3:07 keep them. Or say that say it again and again and practice so that you remember it. Do me a favor or do me a favor. How will you say? Do me a favor. Now the next phrase is, I will repay this favor. What will happen for I will repay this favor? I'll return the favor. When will you use this? When someone is doing you a favor, then what do you say? I will repay this favor. Okay, then you use it. I'll return the favor. Then for sure, what can you say for sure? You say sure. Okay, this is also a way. Sure thing. Next, stay in touch. What will you say to say stay in touch? Don't be a stranger. You can also say other things to stay in touch.

3:55 Now I will tell you that too. But this is a way. Don't be a stranger. Why are we saying this? See, stranger means stranger. Don't be a stranger means don't be a stranger. Stay in touch. Next, this is telling your face. Now someone is lying, but he is saying I am not telling a lie. I am not lying. So you say this is telling your face. So what will you say for this? It's written all over your face. Next, I am fed up of this. I am fed up of this. You are fed up of something. So how will you say? I am sick of it. What will you say? I am sick of it. Next, keep me informed. Keep me informed. Keep me in the loop. You can also say keep me posted.

4:41 You can also say keep me informed. Keep me in the loop sounds better. Then you can't say anything. You can't say anything. So what will you say? You never know. Next, I don't believe. Whatever you are saying, I don't believe. What will you say? I don't buy that. Means I don't believe what you are saying. Then what is it? Now don't regret because now there is no use. Often you say this to the person who is regretting something that cannot be improved. So for this, use a proverb. Don't cry over spilled milk. Like in Hindi, What happens when the bird goes to the field? It is used for such things.

5:28 Don't turn your face away from me. What are we saying in Hindi? Keep in mind, we are saying don't turn your face away from me. Okay? And what is in English? Don't turn your back on me. So in every language, they make some things according to them. So in our language, we use mu. They are using back, means back. Both mean that you are turning your face or turning your back on them. Means you are going away from them, kind of. Or you are leaving them. Then it is, It takes two to tango. When there is a fight, So when one clarifies that I didn't do it, he started it. So what do we say? It takes two to tango. Next, let's stop the work here for today. What will we say? Let's call it a day.

6:16 You are the apple of my eye. We say this to kids. What will we say in English? You are the apple of my eye. So you have contracted the word you are. So you are the apple of my eye. Okay? Next, come to the point. Say, cut to the chase. Cut to the chase. We can also say, come to the point. But cut to the chase sounds more interesting. Next, I don't agree with you. So we can also say, I don't agree with you. But, if you say, I beg to differ, then it is both polite and formal. So in formal setting, you can say, I beg to differ. If you are saying so much, then you will add this in the sentence, if you insist. If you insist, I'll come. Okay. What are you being eaten?

7:01 For example, when someone looks very upset, we ask in Hindi, what are you being eaten? So literally, no one is being eaten. But still we say, it is also in English, a literal translation. What's eating you? Okay. Next, I told you so. I told you so. When you have already warned someone, that this will happen. But still, if he does the work, and the result is the same as you said, then you say, I told you so. I told you so. Next, don't worry. Say, don't sweat it. You say, don't worry. Don't sweat it. Next, it is just coming now. What is this situation? Suppose, you say to your mom, Mom, bring food. Okay, I am hungry.

7:46 So, your mom says, Coming right up. Means, the food is coming right now. Coming right up. How was your day? Here, the question mark should be there. To ask, how was your day? How was your day? Whenever your husband is coming to your house, or your wife is coming, or your parents are coming, then how will you ask, how was your day? Please sit down. To say, please be seated. Please be seated. To say, someone is standing, you say, please be seated. Someone is sitting and getting up. So, in this situation, what do you say? Please sit down. Okay? In this situation, you say, please stay seated. Stay seated. He was sitting, he is getting up, then you say, stay seated. Next, it doesn't matter. You say, doesn't matter. It doesn't matter to me.

8:32 Okay? Next, mind your own business. Very famous line, mind your own business. What will you say? Mind your own business. Guys, before moving ahead, there is a request. If you are liking the video, then like the video. If you are new to the channel and haven't subscribed yet, then subscribe and press the bell icon, so that you get all the notifications on time, and you don't miss any video. Let's move ahead. Can I come in? So, may I come in? You have been saying this since childhood. May I come in? You ask to come in. So, what will happen to go out? May I go out? If you are inside, So, may I go out? Next, This is your kindness. This is your generosity. How do you say? That's so kind of you. Or, that's very kind of you.

9:19 Next, Not at all. What will you say? Not the least. Then, Is everything okay? Do you want to ask someone? Is everything okay? How will you ask? Is everything alright? You ask this to a friend or family member. This is weird. English is strange. So, say, It's strange. Next, Thank you for the advice. So, thank you for the advice. Thank you for the advice. So, what do we say? Thank you for something. For something. If there is a verb in it, Thank you for inviting us. Or, thank you. So, what will we do? Thank you. you for inviting us, then we will use that verb with ing and will put for, thank you for inviting us.

10:08 Next, I will try my level best, means I will try my level best, I will try my level best. Kya tumhe meri baat samaj hai, yeh aap kab kisi se poochenge, jab aap usse kuch samjha rahe hain, jaise main aap se pooch sakte hu, kya aapko meri baat samaj hai, kya poochenge, did you get my point, did you get my point. Next, sab kuch theek hai, jab aap ne pehle poocha tha, is everything alright, toh jawab mein kya bol sakte hain, everything is fine or everything is alright, sab kuch theek hai. Next, kya tum isme meri madad kar sakte ho, toh aise main, hum kya use kirte hain, could, ab bhai kisi se madad chahiye toh polite way mein mangenge, tabhi toh milegi, so could you help me with this, dhyan rakhe humne bola isme, lekin hum in this nahi bolte, we help with something, so

10:55 could you help me with this, could you help me with this, aise poochne wale hain. Aaj sovida ke liye khed hai, yeh toh aap sunte hi hai, jab train late ho jati hai station pe, yahi sound sunne ko milta hai, aaj sovida ke liye khed hai, fir wo translate bhi karte hain English mein, sorry for the inconvenience, toh aise choti choti baaton par dhyan rakhenge na, toh bohot kaam ban jayega aapka, aap bohot kuch seekh jayenge. Main aapke liye kya kar sakta hu, so what can I do for you, what can I do for you, aap help offer kar rahe hain kisi ko, kya chal raha hai, what's going on, what's going on, yeh toh bohot hi common hai aaj kaal sabhi use kar rahe hain, what's going on, fir hai aap se milkar acha laga, it was nice meeting you, dekhi aap se milkar acha laga, aap do time pe bolte hain, jab aap kisi se milte hain, tabhi bolte

11:41 hain, jab aap vida lete hain, tabhi bolte hain, toh yaha kyunki was hain, toh yeh vida waqt bolenge, it was nice meeting you, theek hai, baadme baat kirte hain, talk to you later, baadme milte hain ke liye hum kya bolte hain, see you later, so baadme baat kirte hain, talk to you later. Next, main aaj bohot thakha hua hun, bohot thakha hua hun, thakha hua huna tired, but bohot thakha hua huna dead tired, so I'm dead tired today, I'm exhausted today, I'm beat today, bohot saare tariqe hote hain bolne ke, main samjha nahin, kaise bolenge, I didn't understand, I didn't understand, fir hai, meri nazron se door ho jao, jaise yeh thoda kadak aawaaz mein bolte hain, meri nazron se door ho jao, toh kya bolenge, get out of my sight, get out of my

12:29 sight, theek hai, bohot ache, isse rakhein, jab aap kisi ko shabbashi de rahein, kya bolenge, well done, keep it up, matlab jo bhi kar raho, usse karte raho, keep it up, well done, keep it up, aapka din shubh ho, kya bolenge, have a nice day, have a nice day, bolne se pehle socha karo, yeh hidayat hai, jo aksar buzurg bachon ko dete hain, bolne se pehle socha karo, think before you speak, so socha karo bolne se pehle, aise translate karenge aap isse, think before you speak, nahin, bilkul nahin, no, not at all, koi bacha poosta mama se, kya main khelne jaao, toh kya bolti mama, no, not at all, nahin, bilkul nahin, kya idea hai, what an idea, yeh ek exclamatory sentence hai, what an idea, kripya kya

13:15 aap dohra sakte hain, toh agar aap kisi ki baat sun na payen, toh aap aise poochenge, could you please repeat that, could you please repeat that, next, tumhari himmat kaise hui, how dare you, how dare you, next, alvida fir milte hain, alvida ke liye bye aur fir milte hain ke liye see you, jab aap see you bolte hain, iska hota hai ki aap fir unse milenge, kripya shant rahiye, please keep quiet, please keep quiet, mazaag ban karo, stop kidding, stop kidding, aap se milke acha laga, again dekhe maine bola tha na ki do time hota hai jab aap isse bolte hain, so yahaan par nice to meet you, matlab jab aap kisi se mil rahe tab bol rahe hain, nice to meet you, aap se mil kar khushi hui, kaise bolenge, pleased to meet you, pleased

14:03 to meet you, next, main raste mein hu, iske liye bolenge, I am on the way, I am on the guys agar aapko aise videos aur chahiye toh comment section mein likhe dil maange more, ya phir aap agli video ka topic bhi suggest kar sakte hain, next hai, naya kya hai, naya kya chal raha hai life mein, aise pooste hain na, toh kaise poochenge, what's new, what's new, koi baat nahi, that's alright, that's alright, yaha mera saubhagya hai, yaha mera saubhagya hai, it's my pleasure, it's my pleasure, next, mujhe maaf kijiye, I am sorry, ye toh common hai, sabhi ko pata hai, kaise hain aap, ye common hai, how are you, aap how are you doing bhi poost sakte hain, bhagwan aapka bhala kare, kisi ko bhi aap

14:49 aashirvaad dete hain, god bless you, god bless you, yaha aap par nirbhar karta hai, it's up to you, it's up to you, ki aap kya karna chahate hain, right, mere paas samay nahi hain, I don't have time, hum samay hone ke liye have ka use kirti, I don't have time, dhyan se, be cautious, aap bolte be careful, aur zyada zor dena hai, bole be cautious, kya hoob, how wonderful, how wonderful, chez ache lage toh bol sakte hain, apni aukat mein raho, aukat matlab limit mein raho, had mein raho, so stay within your limits, stay within your limits, mujhe chadhao mat, so yaha par aap ye bhi bol sakte hain, don't tease me, but jaise ye dekh rahe hain, don't pull my leg, aise Hindi mein bhi hai, meri tang mat kheech ho, meri tang mat kheech ho,

15:37 chadhane ke liye hi hota hai, so meri tang mat kheech ho, don't pull my leg, next, uska manobal mat girao, so manobal girane ke liye hum kya use hain, pull someone down, hum bolenge don't pull her down, don't pull her down, next, sunkar acha laga, glad to hear that, glad to hear that, agar kehna ho sunkar bura laga, toh kya bolenge, sorry to hear that, sorry to hear that, ye tumhe faida karega, kaise bolenge, it'll do you good, it'll do you good, ye koi badi baat nahi hain, it's no big deal, it's no big deal, thek hai, fir milte hain, kya bolenge, see you next time, matlab next time milte hain, fir milte hain, baat wahi hoti hain, see next time, or see you again, aise bhi bol sakte hain, aapse

16:23 baat karke acha laga, aapse baat karke acha laga, it was nice talking to you, it was nice talking to you, thoda sa bhi nahi, not even a bit, agar aapko koi kuch offer kar raha hai ki aur doon, paratha aur le lo ya kuch bhi, not even a bit, thoda sa bhi nahi, dil par mat lo, don't take it to heart, don't take it to heart, yaha anuchit hai, kya bolenge, it's unfair, yaha uchit nahi hain, this is not fair bola tha humne, yaha anuchit hai, matlab dono ka same hi hai, yaha aapki galti hai, it's your fault, kya matlab hai aapka, what do you mean, mujhe aisa nahi lagta, I don't think so, koi kuch baat bolta hai to

17:09 aap bolto mujhe aisa nahi lagta, I don't think so, kya aapko yaqeen hai, are you sure, main sehmat nahi hu, I don't agree, main bohot abhari hu, kisi ne aapki madad ki to aap bolte hain, main bohot abhari hu, kya bolenge, I'm really grateful, likhte waqt dhyaan rakhiyega, yaha par grade ki spelling, wo mahaan wale grade ki hai, g-r-a-t-e hai, maze karo, bachcho se aap bolte hain, kya bolenge, enjoy yourself, agar ek se zyada hai, june aap bol rahe hain to boliye, enjoy yourselves, next, yaha kitne ka hai, how much is it, kuch kharidne gaye hain, how much is it, ek se zyada cheez hai, kaise bolenge,

17:56 how much are these, how much are these, aur kuch, anything else, anything else, aapko poochne aur kuch chahiye, anything else, jaldi kije, hurry up, hurry up, mujhe maaf kije, forgive me, forgive me, bura mat maaniye, don't take it personally, don't take it personally, shanti rakhiye, keep calm, keep calm, next hai, chhod dijiye, leave it, leave it, okay, next hai, aakhari hai, par kisi se kam nahi hai, aksar yeh hota hai, ki aap speech de rahe hain, ya phir maan lejiye, sequence mein kuch cheezein hain, to last wala aap batane jaane, to kaise bolte, last but not least, aakhari hai, par kisi se kam nahi hai, isse apna hi ghar

18:43 samjho, make yourself at home, matlab ho jao, make yourself at home, mujhe mere haal par chhod do, let me be, let me be, okay, mujhe khushi hui, my pleasure, my pleasure, next, iska toh sawal hi nahi utta, kaise bolenge, it's out of the question, it's out of the question, aur nahi, no more, no more, fir hai, never kabhi mat kehna, to kaise bolenge isko, never say never, never say never, kuch nahi, nothing, nothing, fir hai kuch bhi nahi, nothing at all, nothing at all, sampark mein bane rehna, stay in touch, stay in touch, fir hai, nahi toh kal, ya phir kabhi na kabhi aap bolte

19:29 sooner or later, sooner or later, yeh toh bohot bura hua, it's too bad, it's too bad, okay, jitna jaldi, utna achha, the sooner the better, the sooner the better, yeh toh aap yaad kar le, isse aise hi bola jaata hai, the sooner the better, next, ya toh lo, ya phir jaane do, aap kisi shopkeeper ke paas hai, aap lagge hua hai ki daam kuch kam ho jaye, toh wo kya bolta hai, take it or leave it, take it or leave it. Who knows? Who knows? Who knows? Then there is no problem. No problem. No problem. Then it is not a long time ago. Not long ago. Not long ago. You can add this in something you are saying.

20:16 This is very easy. How will you say? It's a piece of cake. It's a piece of cake. If it is something very easy, you can say this. This is very easy for me. So you can say, it's a piece of cake for me. Or it's a cake walk for me. Means where you said, it's a piece of cake. Instead of this, you can also say it's a cake walk. Both are similar. Means same. There is no anger. No hard feelings. If you get a little unbund from someone. But it's not like keeping those things inside and walking. So you say, no hard feelings. Guys, in the same way, if you want to learn a lot of sentences in one video. Then watch this video.

21:01 You are going to get 500 daily use sentences to watch it. You can click on the i button here. Or you will get the link in the description. Let's move ahead. You have nothing to do with this. It's none of your business. Okay. It's none of your business. Next, not at all. No way. No way. I am not coming with you. No way. Next, it's out of order. It's out of order. Next, it's not a chance. Not a chance. Next, it's now or never. It's now or never. Next, get comfortable.

21:47 Put yourself at ease. Next, we are not in touch. We are not in touch. We are out of touch. So what? Next, that's all. That's all. When you finish your conversation, you say that's all. Then, what time? What time? When do you have to come? What time do you have to come? What time? Okay. Can you explain? To explain, explain. Could you explain? Next, do you understand? Is it clear? Next, what do you think?

22:32 What do you think? Okay. We use think to add. Next, what is it? What's happening? What's up? Next, the same as always. Same as always. Don't cause trouble. Next, why are you so sad? Why the long face? This is an idiom, by the way. Why the long face? Why are you so sad? I will make the payment. It's on me. Like when you go to a restaurant to eat, you say it's on me. I will make the payment. He is spending all the money. What will you say? He is pinching pennies. Next, what's the matter?

23:18 What's the matter? Be patient. Bear with me. Like, let's say you have gone to the bank. And it's taking a lot of time for your work. So, you can say, bear with us. Okay, because they say it from the whole team. So, bear with us. Be patient. It will be better next time. If someone fails this time, what do you say? Better luck next time. Better luck next time. Fate is not with him. If someone's fate is not with him, how will you say? He is down on his luck. What are you thinking? A penny for your thoughts. This is an idiom that is used to ask this. What are you thinking?

24:03 Okay, now the water has gone above the head. That's the last straw. Means, I will not tolerate anything more than this. Now I want to raise my voice. This is the last. Okay. It's just a drop in a bucket. I am walking on eggshells. Now you have to see what to do. The ball is in your court now. Okay, this is also an idiom. They are exactly the same. How will you say? They are like two peas in a pod.

24:48 Next, I am very happy. I am over the moon. Guys, if you want to join my courses, then it is available on the English Connection application. If you don't have the English Connection app, then you can install it from the Play Store. Install it and enroll in the courses. Next is our phrase. I am not feeling well. You can say it like this. I am under the weather. If you have mild fever or cold, then you can say it like this. Whatever happened, happened. You often say like this. Forget the past. Whatever happened, happened. Let bygones be bygones. Don't beat around the bush. How will you say? Don't beat around the bush.

25:34 After this, you can use the phrase that I told you earlier. Cut to the chase. Okay, cut to the chase. Understand the meaning. To understand the meaning, read between the lines. Don't just read the lines. Understand the meaning. Okay. We are on the same page. Face the difficulty with courage. How will you say? Take the bull by the horns. Hold it with the horns. Whatever you do, do it. How will you say? Do it by hook or by crook. We use this. Whatever happens, do it. By hook or by crook. I messed up.

26:21 The world is so small. When you have gone somewhere. You haven't gone to meet them. But you meet them. You know them already. How will you say? What a small world. You made it. If you get an invitation, I won't be able to make it. Make is used in this sense. You made it. There is no problem. How will you say? No sweat. It's a deal. Next. Take it easy. Next. Get to the point.

27:07 Next. I don't know. Beats me. You can say I don't know. Beats me. What will you say? How will you say? What do you say? You can say it in short. What say? This is how you say it. Without effort, you won't get anything. No pain. No gain. No pain. No gain. Tell me. Get back to me. Tell me your response. Be realistic. Get real. Be realistic. Get real. Next. Let me help you. Guys, here your 200 phrases are complete.

27:53 And I hope you liked this video. Now whatever phrases you liked the most, write them in the comment section. Share this video with your friends. And keep practicing. I will meet you in the next video. Jai Hind.

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