EPISODE 11 | 15 POLITE ENGLISH SENTENCES

15 polite English sentences from TV shows and movies, with meanings and situations to use explained.

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Sentences in this episode:

1. I know it's not my place, but I want to tell you that you are making a mistake.

2. - Am I interrupting?
- No, perfect timing.

3. I hate to interrupt. Can you give Jimmy and me a moment?

4. I was wondering if you have a moment?

5. I value your input.

6. I’d offer you a drink, but we were on our way out.

7. - I mean no disrespect.
- None taken.

8. - I need you to be safe.
- I appreciate your concern.

9. I’m sorry I have to be so blunt, but you’re not handling the situation well.

10. I can’t tell you how much I’d appreciate that.

11. May I offer an observation?

12. Thank you. You’ll never know how much I appreciate that.

13. May I speak freely?

14. May we have the room, please?

15. Sorry for barging in. I need to have a quick chat with you.