Stop Saying 'What?' - English Vocabulary Expressions!

Improve your English vocabulary and stop saying "What?" and "Please repeat that". Say these new English expressions from today's lesson!
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[dana]

You're such a comic actor, I love the way you teach English, very helpful and funny.
Thank you.

[deutschmitmichael]

I'm only using these two:

A, formal: "Ya f'ckn' wa', mate?!"

B, informal: "I'm terribly sorry to bother you, sir, but I'm afraid I didn't quite catch that. Could you run that by me again, as long as it's no trouble of course?"

Greetings from Germany. ;)

[isaiasespinosa]

This is the best channel in the whole Youtube

[ErenKarakoca]

He is doing way greater than many of the English "teachers" in the world. Thank you so much.

In the United States it's also VERY common to simply say "Pardon?!" (informal). Nice video. Cheers!

[cinthiaribeiro]

You methodically for teaching is so good . Easy way to learn.

[fruitqueen]

Aly is the whole package of goodness.he can explain anything by his way, easier to understand .I just love his teachings so much .we support you Aly keep going.

[Smulenify]

I prefer the Norwegian «hæ?», I still catch myself doing it after years of living in the UK, even a «what» is a step up from that. My solution is to just stay inside and not talking to anyone, works really well until I run out of food.

[luisnegron-vicente]

Im an hispanic that recently moved to USA and this channel has been so helpful! I have committed all common errors discussed here. A good topic for future videos would be: excuse me vs Im sorry and though vs but. These have gotten me.

[Latbirget]

I think this video is aimed at people that don't speak English as their first language but seriously it should be watched by Brits. So many of them them say "What" - it drives me nuts! I usually say "sorry?" with a raised voice at the end as a shortened version of "Sorry I didn't catch that".

[セイヤーネオ]

5:06 You said: "Can you run me by that", Is it the same as "Can you run that by me"?

[madeariartha]

"What the hell are you talking about" is this an expression for 'what'
I heard this a lot from the movies, i am not native speakers

[hxxzrtk]

You’re allergic to dogs? I beg your pardon!!
5:54

[nesrinakbalaban]

You are the best. I can understand every word you say. I think you are English right. I started to learn American english when i was young. After many years, many movies and series i can understand British.

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[barry]

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[claudio.chiarella]

We say in Australia very common " Sorry? Or say again, please or even then "can you repeat that, please?". I used to hear when i was kid to old ladies saying when something was very upsetting as the phrase " i beg your pardon". This latter is a little bit much formal but useful.

[Cristinglish]

How about "Sorry, say (that) again please?" I hear this one a lot too, and I use it very often. But my favourite one is "sorry I didn't quite catch that". My friend keeps saying "what" and I am like, "what, what?" (with glottal t) hahaha