How to politely disagree with someone - 10 phrases to keep the peace!

How to politely disagree with someone? Sometimes you find yourself in a difficult situation. - You don't agree with someone's opinion. You want to give your opinion but you don't want an argument or fight with the other person!
The other person could be your boss, colleague, girlfriend, wife, boyfriend, husband or even anybody. It's important to know how to express yourself and show you disagree without being too aggressive or direct. You don't want to offend the other person or get into trouble.

In this video, you will learn 10 useful English phrases to disagree with a person in a polite way. These will help you avoid an argument!
You'll also learn how to say sorry for interrupting and how to ask (tell) the other person to also stop interrupting you.

Finally you will learn a magic phrase to end the conversation on good terms, keeping the peace.

This lesson was presented by Andrew, a qualified native English teacher with over 15 years experience of teaching English.

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[fernandosamame]

Hello Andrew, I am Fernando samame from Peru. I really appreciate your valuable support in English class thanks, god bless you. I hope some day you come to Peru.

[pradeepmd]

Can you make videos about advanced grammar lessons?

[YoelMonsalve]

I have to learn those, because nowadays it is more normal than ever to have disagree with everybody. People are stressed and angry.

[sameetramrakhiani]

A) The storm is brewing. I guess, it's about to rain. So; we should call off the party.

B) That isn't necessary the case, because we're having a party inside the house.

[สําเร็จหลวงนันท์-ตซ]

Very good like your video thank you so much for for following your video next teacher.

[sameetramrakhiani]

A) This restaurant food is as just awesome.

B) I beg to differ.

[mansoorali.k.s.]

sir please make videos of perfect infinities

[childrenplayaa]

The best teacher and the beautiful sound.

[charlescosta]

Another amazing lesson as usual! However I got to admit that I miss the classic introduction "Hello everyone! This is Andrew, from Crown Academy of English." LOL Thank you for the class!

[ecktogamut]

Thank you, Andrew! So much info about polite answers, and so litle about failures.

[YoelMonsalve]

But, "please, if I may finish" is not only to be used with your boss. It's also for all those rude & uneducated people that abund over there, and don't want to allow us to finish our ideas.