“地道英语”：Under your breath 低声嘀咕

你是否有过因自己的行为或想法经常改变而让他人觉得你很难以捉摸？英语中有不少可以用来形容人或事物 “十分多变、难以预测” 的词汇。本期节目就来讲解形容词 “erratic”、“volatile”、“mercurial”、“capricious”、“fickle” 的用法和它们之间的区别。 

你的一天是如何开始的？会不会 “feel good from the get-go”，从一大早就有好心情？我们可以用 “from the get-go” 来表达 “某事从一开始就……”。除此之外，“from the beginning” 和 “from the very start” 也可以表达相同的意思。本期节目教你如何使用 “from the get-go”。 

Although it might be normal to say "what" in your native language when you don't understand someone, it is considered very rude by native English speakers, so you want to avoid doing this. In this episode, I give you several phrases you can use so you don't sound rude to other ...

I want you to STOP saying "I don't like it."

Why?

Well, there's nothing wrong with that sentence, but English has so many alternatives!

So let's get beyond that basic phrase and <a href= "https://www.espressoenglish.net/10-english-phrases ...

Did you know it's considered very rude to say "WHAT" in English when you don't understand something? 

In this video, I give you some phrases that are used instead of saying "WHAT".  

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This phrase is used to tell someone to make less noise, or to stop talking. "Could you pipe down a bit please, I'm trying to work in here!"