How to be polite in English, with Leandra King -

On a scale of 1-10, how rude are you in English? Learn how to sound polite with my guest Leandra, from English with Leandra

You'll increase your vocabulary in English, improve your pronunciation, boost your Business English, and become fluent faster.

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[oxybucks]

Thanks for all your lessons. You are the best. For real

[clemlarebelle]

Thank you for your video ! As french people I find that there is an enormous contrast when we learn english at school between rudeness and politeless. Either we learn 19th century English or the famous and frigid "I don't understand." x)
In addition in our own native language, we are not as cold and direct. x)

[estelaverae.t]

Thanks for this video, you know that when I was younger people used to tell me that I was overpolite hahah because I studied british english in a traditional way and with very old books.

[ghasemtawakoli]

Hi, your video is very helpful to me. Thanks a lot.

[magu]

Thanks Cristina I have learned more listening your interview, please received my apologies if I write wrong

[yammvitanzos]

Hi thank you for your help. On your video. I want to learn more

[leoparkersalmeron]

This is the first time that I have the opportunity of watching, one of your videos, Cristina, but I really want to congratulate you for the awesome content and for the depth of your themes which are quite important, especially nowadays in which we need to highlight the good manners and values to ypung people. Thanks so much.

[shinekumarshinekumar]

Hi.. Christine, it's very helpful your conversation because . My colic mostly in American's

[quatrevents]

yes it's true, it's really rare when we learn english (or other language) at the school they learn to us polite sentences and expressions, yet it's very important, and strangely i've never thought of it before, thanks for this vidéo and the others Christina :) your videos help me a lot for re-learn and improve my English, even if i still have again a lot of work for it, my comment is probably full of errors and mistake ^^"

[seidnuru]

Conversation about polite good thank u

[MisuRea]

Hey! I've just discovered your channel and I'm really impressed! Your videos are really good and thanks to you, I started to pinpoint some mistakes I do. So for that, thank you!
About this video I was wondering... Does it still stand with friends or family? Because we have the same thing with French language (about the "Sorry?" when you don't quite catch something that someone said or even the "Could you please pass me the plate.?" which is considered the best way to ask something) but we don't pay it as much attention as we should when we are with our close ones. Is it still considered as rudeness for english people?

[rayanalish]

The english you are tolking to is very clear

[GOBADONG]

hi Christina,
What can you say about the Filipino way of speaking english?

[cellodile]

what ??? :-) thank you both for this video, very interesting !

[SaeedAli-uber]

Hi..christina ...I really understand what you say ...other peaple like uk..I can't understand

[yammvitanzos]

Hi Tina thanks for your response. I'm from Philippines
If you don't mind I'm looking for a job. so your free lessons is so important for me. I want to pursue my career in BPO. call center. Thanks again. I'll join your ambassador later. I'm very happy to be a part of your group.

[javierfernandez]

Hi Christina, sorry, could You put subtitles in English for this video please?thankyou!!

[djilehouidj]

Hi Cristina i know that frensh are polite and when they don't hear someone they say pardon

[mohammedhamadelneil]

How are you? I am a new immigrant and need your help in learning English

[best_seunglover]

Can you add subtitles to your videos please?