4 Things that Make You Sound Rude in English!

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[raularcos]

So sweet lesson Julie.
Thank you so much.
Have a nice day!

[odoricocarvalho]

Hi, Teacher! What a great lesson you gave us today. And you have such a kind way to teach us that we don't get tired to watch your videos from the beginning to the end. Thanks so much.

[ElMoscas]

It is hella fundamental to keep that in mind, and I see eye to eye with you, that was quite come in handy to me. So many thanks for always sharing lessons like this.

[YouTubeGeek]

Very informative teaching on subcultures within cultures!🎉

[salvatoremarigliano]

This is one of the most difficult things when you learn a language! Understanding the tone of the conversation and trying your best not to be rude. Something that is okay in a language might be rude in another one.

[komy____kom]

I absolutely injoyed this lesson, it was great, I truly learned a lot from it, I just want to say thank you so much my favorite teacher, love you so much and you know what I'll definitively keep this expression in my mine " put someone in the spot " cz it is a tricky point I always used to put my surroundings in the spot 😂😂😭, but now it's ended . Much love❤

[jennizhaleiko]

I’m still getting used to Americans saying “I don’t believe so” or “I don’t think so” in a situation when it’s an obvious NO. 😁