500 real english frases
500 real english frases
500 real english frases
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This set of flashcards helps learn English at a secondary school level, focusing on practical phrases for everyday communication. It covers vocabulary for introductions, polite conversation endings, and expressing gratitude, with examples like "I'm fine, thanks, how about you?" and "It was nice chatting with you." The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to practice from English to their native language. Ideal for students and travelers, these vocabulary flashcards help build confidence in casual and formal interactions, making them suitable for intermediate learners looking to enhance their conversational skills.
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Ways to ask how someone is
- How are you?
- How's it going?
- How are things?
- How's life?
- How have you been?
- What's new?
- What have you been up to lately?
Ways to say thank you
- Thanks for your help / Thanks for helping me.
- I really appreciate it
- I'm really grateful (dankbar)
- That's so kind of you
- I can't thank you enouth
(for extremly important things) - I owe you one
(this means you want/need to do a favor for the other person in the future)
Ways to say how you are
- I'm fine, thanks, how about you?
- Pretty good
- Couldn't be better
- Can't complain
- Same as always
Ways to respond to "thank you"
- You're welcome
- No worries
- Don't mention it (mention = erwähnen)
- Anytime
- My pleasure
- It was the least I could do
- Glad to help
- Sure
- Thank you
(use this when you ALSO have something to thank the other person for)
5 Phrases for apologizing
- I'm sorry that... (ex. I was so rude yesterday)
- It's my fault
(= I am taking responsibility for the problem) - Oops, sorry
(for very small problems) - I should have... (ex. called you and told you I'd be late)
- (formal) I apologize for... (ex. the delay) (delay = Verspätung)
5 Ways to respond to an apology
- That's OK
- It happens
- No problem
- Don't worry about it
- I forgive you
(for serious problems)
10 Phrases for introducions
- I just wanted to introduse myself. I'm ...
- I don't think we've met before. My name's...
1+2= are used to introduce yourself - This is...
- I'd like you to meet...
- Have you met...?
- I'd like to introduce you to...
3-6= are used to introduce someone else - Nice to meet you
- It's a pleasure to meet you
7+8= answers - Likewise (ebenfalls)
- And you
9+10= can be used as a response to 7+8
5 Ways to end a conversation politely
- It was nice chatting with you
- Well, it's getting late
- Anyway, I should get going
- (formal) Sorry, but I'm afraid I need to...
- I'm sorry to cut you off, but I actually got to run.
(cut you off = interrupt you)
10 phrases for asking for information
- Could you tell me...?
- Can you tell me...?
- I'd like to know...
- Could anyone tell me...?
(use this phrase when asking a group of people) - I was wondering...
- I'm calling to find out...
(use this phrase on the telephone
1-6= when you're quite sure the other person has the information - Do you know...?
- Do you have any idea...?
- Would you happen to know...?
- I don't suppose you (would) know...?
7-10= when you're not sure if the other person has the information
5 Ways to say "I don't know*
- I have no idea / clue
- I can't help you there
- (informal) Beats me
- I'm not really sure
- I've been wondering that, too.
