10 ways to say WHAT in English - B1 [with Emily]

"Pardon me?" "Sorry?" "Come again?" These are just a few of the many ways to say "what". In this lesson, Emily teaches you 10 ways to say "what" 'in English. This is a useful one, so definitely pay attention!

00:00 Introduction
01:03 Excuse me?
01:42 I'm sorry?
02:18 Could you repeat that, please?
02:52 Pardon? Pardon me? I beg your pardon?
03:42 Come again?
04:02 I didn't catch that.
04:28 What was that?
05:01 Huh?
05:22 Practice!

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[kiana]

I'm Iranian and I really enjoyed this video 🙂
Thanks a lot

[hatefmontazery]

You have a fantastic expression and language as well as you are one of the most worthy trainers I have ever seen .thanks for your teaching. I am from iran by the way

[alemutesema]

I love you and I love the way you explain the Worlds
You're amazing you inspire me and I have learned more and more from you
God bless you You're the best

[vandamme]

thanks dear Emily this short video was very useful &enjoyable for those who speaks bad English like me.

[salwaseed]

I really enjoyed this useful lesson, thank you🙏

[herliahusein]

Very good lesson.. thank you . I m learning now

[thilakasirispathiranage]

Thank you so much for teaching me good manners.

[shewitvictoria]

I just started working in drive thru and I needed those phrases to ask again respectfully. Thank you!

[elmondo-se]

Please note “pardon” and its variants are not as formal in the UK as Emily says they are in the US, just for your information.

[hrandmahmoudi]

Thanks great teacher please little slow down because I’m beginning students.🙏💐🌹🌹💐🙏

[shelinabegum]

Thank you so much. I have problem with "which" word .how to use which?

[phoenixfront]

I don’t know why I’m watching this I’m English 😂

[Saha]

I heard a young man say, "Whajasay?" in Canada. What do you think about it? I think it is very informal.

[kiana]

I think every language has something like" huh?" in conversation 🤣