सीखिए 40 Basic English Phrases | Spoken English Class with Explanation, Kanchan English Connection

Brief Summary

This video by English Connection focuses on teaching basic English phrases and idioms to help learners improve their understanding and speaking skills. It emphasizes the importance of knowing phrases for both comprehension and effective communication. The video covers a variety of phrases related to promises, beliefs, gratitude, introductions, departures, and general expressions, providing clear explanations and examples for each.

  • Importance of learning basic phrases for daily use.
  • Understanding phrases is crucial for avoiding misinterpretations.
  • Practical examples and explanations for each phrase.

Introduction

The video starts by highlighting the importance of understanding English phrases through a humorous anecdote from "Koffee with Karan," where a misunderstanding of the phrase "under the weather" led to confusion. The host emphasizes that knowing phrases is essential to avoid embarrassment and improve English communication skills. The video promises to teach many basic phrases for daily use.

Basic Phrases

The importance of learning basic phrases used daily is emphasized. Understanding these phrases is as important as speaking English. The host encourages viewers to stay until the end of the video to learn these essential phrases.

Mark my words.

"Mark my words" is used when you are confident that what you are saying will happen. It means to remember and pay attention to what you are saying because it is bound to occur.

Words fail me.

"Words fail me" is used when you cannot express how you are feeling because the feeling is too overwhelming. It indicates that the available vocabulary is insufficient to convey the depth of emotion.

Have a word with him.

"Have a word with him" means to talk to someone. The word "word" here refers to a conversation. For a female, it would be "have a word with her."

She left without a word.

"She left without a word" means she left without saying anything. It indicates that she did not utter a single word before departing.

He is a man of few words.

"He is a man of few words" describes someone who speaks very little. For a woman, it would be "She is a woman of few words."

I give you my word.

"I give you my word" is a way of promising something. The word "word" is used in the singular form here to emphasize the promise.

I keep my word.

"I keep my word" means keeping a promise. It is an alternative way of saying "I keep my promise." The phrase can be adapted for different subjects, such as "She keeps her word" or "He keeps his word."

He's a man of his word.

"He's a man of his word" describes someone who does what he says. It means that he fulfills his promises and commitments.

I don’t believe you!

"I don’t believe your words" means not trusting what someone is saying. It expresses disbelief in the truthfulness of their statements.

I don’t believe in you!

"I don’t believe in you" means not trusting someone. It indicates a lack of faith or confidence in the person's abilities or character.

I don’t believe in God.

"I don’t believe in God" is used to express a lack of belief in the existence of God. Similarly, one might say, "I don’t believe in ghosts" to express disbelief in ghosts.

Believe it or not.

"Believe it or not" is used when saying something that might be hard to believe but is true. It is an expression to emphasize the truth of a statement, even if it seems unlikely.

Believe me!

"Believe me" is used to emphasize that what you are saying is true. It is a way to ask someone to trust your words.

Don’t you believe it!

"Don’t you believe it" is used to express disbelief or shock, similar to saying "Don’t you dare." It conveys a strong sense of incredulity.

I don’t believe it!

"I don’t believe it" is a simple expression of disbelief. It indicates that you find something hard to accept or comprehend.

Actions speak louder than words

"Actions speak louder than words" means that deeds are more important than words. It emphasizes that what you do is more significant than what you say.

Many thanks!

"Many thanks" is a way of saying thank you very much. It is a simple expression of gratitude.

Thanks a million!

"Thanks a million" is an expression of great gratitude. It is used to convey heartfelt appreciation.

Nice to meet you.

"Nice to meet you" is said when you first meet someone, usually after exchanging names. It is a polite way to acknowledge the introduction.

Nice meeting you.

"Nice meeting you" is said when taking leave after meeting someone. It is a polite way to end the conversation and say goodbye.

Pardon? / Sorry?

"Pardon?" or "Sorry?" is used when you did not hear or understand what someone said. It is a polite way to ask them to repeat themselves.

Pardon me.

"Pardon me" is used to ask for forgiveness or as an alternative to "excuse me" or "I am sorry." It can also be used when you didn't hear something.

I have to go.

"I have to go" is a simple way of saying that you need to leave. Other variations include "I have got to go" or "I got a go."

I have to leave.

"I have to leave" is another way of saying that you need to depart. It is similar in meaning to "I have to go."

Leave me be. / Let me be. / Leave me alone.

"Leave me be," "Let me be," and "Leave me alone" all mean to not bother or disturb someone. They are used when you want to be left in peace.

Leave it at that.

"Leave it at that" means to end something there. It is used to indicate that a topic or situation should not be discussed or pursued further.

Leave it out. / Stop it.

"Leave it out" is similar to saying "Stop it." It is used to tell someone to stop saying or doing something.

Take note of what he says.

"Take note of what he says" means to listen carefully and remember what someone is saying. It implies that the information is important and should be remembered.

What am I like?

"What am I like?" is used when someone has done something wrong or silly. It is a rhetorical question that implies the person is questioning their own behavior or the behavior of someone else.

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0:00 You know, just a few days ago I went to the show Koffee with Karan, a very funny thing happened there, listen carefully, on something Karan said that I am under the weather, Roop was sitting on the couch in front, he could not stop himself, he immediately asked, is the weather bad and when it comes to teaching English, I also do not stop, I too said, oh baba the weather is not bad, I am not well, I am under the weather means I am not well and this is a phrase, I am under the weather phrases are very important, see, you did not understand the point and if you ask anyone then you get insulted, so is it important to learn phrases or not, I have given you so many phrases, I am sure you must know a lot of phrases and to ensure that this never happens with you, even today I have brought a lot of basic phrases, now understand the meaning of basic phrases, just like you speak basic sentences in your life

0:46 daily, similarly, do not leave the basic phrases which are used daily. So that this does not happen to you, you should know the meaning of everything, speaking English is not important, understanding is also important, if you do not speak, suppose the person in front of you will say phrases, if you are not able to understand then it is a great insult, you know what will happen, so guys stay till the end of the video, by the way, when did you last go to Coffee with Karan, I went on the internet just two days back, so let's start the video with a lot of energy, my name is Kanchan, you are watching me on English connection, let's begin, so our first phrase is, write down my words, when do you say this, when you say that what I am saying will happen, write down what I say, in such a situation you say mark my words, you will remember mark my

1:34 words, means whatever I said you marked it, that this is bound to happen, this is right, this is fine, next is ours, I cannot express in words how I am feeling, now see, this is such a big line, means the words you have will fall short, you cannot express this feeling, so say it. Words fail me is an amazing phrase, you must use it, words fail me all right, next look at our phrase, what is it, talk to him, now you will say, in this we can say talk to him and talk to her, but if you want to speak a little advanced English, then you say have a word with him have a word, here the word is used for conversation,

2:21 in the next phrase also the word I will use will be for conversation, so use have a word with him like this, if it is a girl then have a word with her all right, next what is it, she left without saying anything, means she left without saying anything, so what will I say, she left without a word, means she did not say a single word, she left without saying anything, clearly she left without a word, next he speaks very little, any person who is a less talkative person, if you have to tell someone that such a thing means he speaks very little, if there is a girl, she speaks very little, then what will you use, ah now look here he is a man of few words because this is for a man It has been said for a man

3:08 but if it is said for a woman then it will become she is a woman of few words now there you cannot call her man, right so keep this in mind now you have to say, suppose you are saying this for me then say Kanchan is a woman of few words alright the next one is I promise you now here for this promise also I have used the word but when we talk about promise, whatever you say to do it, if you promise to do it, if you are using it in such a sense then we will always use word, not words, meaning singular use will be word, okay so I give you my word, you say I promise you fine that is also okay but if you say I give you my

3:54 word, meaning I promise or I promise then it looks more interesting I am you are liking this lesson very much, on this I would like to say that if you are liking this video, if it is useful to you, then you must like it, like it quickly. So that I get motivation and if you are new to the channel and have not subscribed yet, then how will you get the next video, quickly subscribe to the channel by clicking on the red color button coming below, after that do not forget to press the bell icon, only then all the updates will reach you, now let's move towards the next phrase, that is I keep my promise, okay, so for this I can also say I keep my promise, but today I have talked about giving you some new things, so today I am giving you a word for promise, so I will say I keep my

4:41 word I keep my word she keeps her word he keeps his words alright, we will say like this now our next phrase is he does what he says, means whatever he says, he keeps doing it, there is also a dialogue, I do what I say, what I don't say, I definitely do, I guess it is something like this, if I am wrong, then tell me in the comment section, I am a little raw, I watch movies but don't watch them too much, so I come to he does what he says, but how We will say he is a man of his word he is a man of his word now if it is a girl then how will you write it please tell me by writing it in the comment section okay our next phrase is I don't believe your words I said I don't believe your words

5:28 means I don't believe what you are saying then I will say I don't believe you suppose you said something to me I say I don't believe you I don't believe your words all right the next phrase is similar but pay attention to the difference what is I don't believe in you if I say I don't believe in you that means I don't trust you so forget about your words you haven't said anything yet but I do n't trust you this makes sense so if you are talking about trusting someone's words then you will not use in if you talk about trusting that person then you will use in apart from that these are used at another place when you say that that thing exists or does n't like when we talk about

6:14 believing something we It is said that I do n't believe in God. If someone says this, he will say I don't believe in God. Or I believe in God. I say that I do n't believe in ghosts or I don't believe that ghosts exist or that they exist. So I will say I don't believe in ghosts. Ok, I am sure this is clear. Now the next phrase of mine is believe it or not. I am saying this. Whether you believe it or not, I will say believe it or not. But this is true. Believe it or not. Believe it or not. Remember this next phrase. Believe me. What will I say? I believe me. Meaning, now look, pay attention, what I am saying is true. Believe me. Now I will not say believe in me. What will I say believe me because I am talking about my words.

7:01 Next phrase, do n't believe this. Now look, here the sense will come in such a way that the stress level is such that do n't believe this. Like we say, don't even dare. What do we say, don't you dare, so don't. After this, you put the same. Here we will say don't you believe it, don't you believe it, all right, don't believe this, okay, our next phrase is I cannot believe it, I don't believe it, it is clear, very simple, you will easily remember everything, your deeds matter more than your words, you often hear this, see in this way, it is said actions speak louder than words, meaning if you

7:47 say a lot and do something, it is not important, show it by doing it, so actions speak louder than words, clear, next is many thanks, now how will we say many thanks, many thanks, many means many and thanks means thank you, many thanks, in this way you have already heard lakh lakh thanks, which we can also say lakh-lakh thanks, so thanks a million, thanks a million, remember by the way thanks a million, you share our videos, now why am I saying this because you know that when I make shorts, then many people with me My husband and I also have a daughter, so thanks a million for sharing these videos,

8:34 keep sharing them like this, if you like this video as well, then don't forget to share it at all, because this video is as important for your friends as it is for you, if you are still stuck in this video, that means you find the video useful, then share it quickly with your friends, share it in family groups as well, English is important for everyone, our next phrase is it was nice to meet you, you will think that I am telling you such a simple thing, there is a very big thing hidden in it, look carefully, it was nice to meet you, we say nice to meet you, when to say it, when you meet someone, you tell your name, they tell their name, then you take their name and say nice to meet you, suppose Mira, nice to meet you, Mira, alright, this you said when you met, now the phrase after this is nice meeting you, you will say the

9:20 same, it was nice to meet you, but you will say this while taking leave, okay Its full phrase is it was nice meeting you okay so it was hidden is nice meeting you so this was said while leaving he said while meeting by the way if you want more such videos then you can write in the comment section dil maange more videos you will find next is I did not hear what you said someone said something you could not hear you have to use a simple word pardon pardon or you say sorry is in question tone sorry means whatever you said I could not hear then the other person will repeat it then there is pardon me for listening many times also which I just gave you pardon I could not hear there also pardon me is used

10:06 and there is a sense of pardon me please forgive me pardon me like you say excuse me I am sorry instead of that you can also say pardon me next is I have to go how will you say I have to go I got a go you must have also heard I have got to go I got a go I have to go there are lots of ways you can use anything the simplest is I have to go one is done I have to leave I have to leave I have to leave next leave me to my own devices leave me to my own devices means don't bother me just leave me as I am so for this you can also say leave me be you can also say leave me alone you can also say let me be so let me be leave me be leave me alone ok use any one

10:52 next is end this thing here how to say leave it at that leave it at that you will have to remember a few things I understand that the word for word translation is not visible you will have some doubt but do n't have any doubt prepare them as soon as you find a situation use them guys I have given you 100 more phrases like this you don't need to do much to see them you will find them here on the i button you can click on it you can see watch this video completely then definitely watch it don't miss it Do n't do it. Phrases are most important. If you want to speak English as quickly as possible, then look at our next phrase. What is it? Stop saying or doing something. If you are doing something then stop that. If you are saying something then stop that. What do we say? Mostly stop it. If someone is fighting,

11:37 stop it. We can also say leave it out. Leave it out. Clear. Next, listen carefully to what he is saying and remember it. It means that you do n't say the whole thing like this. Listen carefully to what he is saying. It means that you listen so carefully that you remember it. Remember it. So you say take note of what he says. Take note of what he says. Clear. Next, how am I? It is said here as if you have done something wrong. In such a situation, you say how am I. Or if someone else has done something silly, then also you say how is she. Here, we are not asking about her well-being. We are saying what type of person she is. How is she? Meaning how is she? Such a small thing. Meaning she did a strange childish act. And all, so I did such a silly thing.

12:24 Silly means a childish act which you would say so what am I like, what am I like, in this manner you will say what is she like, what is he like, okay, this will make sense and you will say it in the same tone, guys, this video was amazing, it was short but it taught you a lot, I am sure you enjoyed this video a lot and now what you have to do is practice all these phrases, if you want, you can do it in the comment section, you can do it in your diary, don't forget to share it with friends, I am going to meet you in the next video, again keep learning English with such explosive content, keep practicing daily, Jai Hind [Music]

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