Name: 英語で親しみやすく聞こえる便利な表現45選 (45 Useful Expressions to Sound Friendly in English)
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Come on, come on is a phrase that's used to encourage other people like, let's go to the party.

Or you could also use it with downward intonation as in, Come on, when you feel upset about something, someone has stopped in front of you in the middle of the street and you're tryingto walk.

Maybe because they might get upset with you.

Come on over to the barbecue this weekend.

So you can use it as part of a separate phrase as well.

Um, when you trust in something or that you feel that you know that something exists or something is possible or something is capable many people use it as in like, uh, I believe in you to show that they think that the other person of the other group of people is capable of doing something.

Or, um, people use it for their faith as well.

Or I don't believe in God for something that youth you have your faith in and another person or in religion, whatever that might be.

The consistency of a liquid can be really thicker kind of thin.

Or you could also use consistency to talk about something that's important that you need when you're studying a language, for example, consistency.

So consistency refers to doing the same thing the same way over and over and over again, studying every day or making a habit out of studying.

Creating consistency in your study patterns will really help you in learning another language and watch our videos every week.

I'm glad that that was a word that was chosen from the Facebook thing, friend.

So someone that you feel close to or someone that you get along really well with is your friend in a sentence.

I went out drinking with my friends yesterday, and that was a bad idea.

Friend also can be used for the people who follow you or the people who you're connected to.

So you're Facebook friends, Maybe Twitter.

You can have Twitter friends, maybe Instagram friends, people that you haven't actually met but that you somehow have a connection with online.

People are now calling them your friends, but whether or not they're true friends remains to be seen.

A true friend is someone who you can tell all your things too.

Gatecrash this This gate crash means to go to an event without having been invited to the event.

I haven't heard it with gate, but I just heard crashes and to crash a party.

So in a sentence, I once crashed a house party.

I wasn't invited, but someone somehow we had a connection and we just showed up and had a good time.

But usually gatecrashers are perceived as um They're very unwelcome like you.

Anytime that you want to express some sort of positivity, you could use the word great girl.

I talked about this phrase in one of the English topics videos that we did with Michael.

Of course, is used when you do not know information.

Your teacher asks you a question in math class or something, and you can say I don't know, for I have no ideas so you can use it in this way.

But I like to use I don't know a lot to transition in my speech when I don't have a good idea or when I'm out of things to say and I want to kind of pass the conversation to the next person, I go, I don't know.

You can use this when you're trying to make a decision, for example, and you kind of want to encourage the other person too, Like help make the decision.

So one person might say, What do you want to do?

And eventually somebody has to make the decision.

But you can kind of pass back and forth with I don't know.

I don't know in this sort of software, never mind.

I don't need to think about that anymore.

Never mind like you want to move on in the conversation, you can say Never mind.

There was There's like a creaky, cranky thing happening.

It wasn't all service, so I just used Never mind.

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英語で親しみやすく聞こえる便利な表現45選 (45 Useful Expressions to Sound Friendly in English)

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