Expressions That Make You Sound Native English Speaker

Hey Genius Speakers, 

Have you ever wondered how to sound more like a native English speaker? 

Do you find yourself using textbook phrases that don't quite capture the vibrancy of everyday English conversations?

In today’s newsletter, I wil share share a collection of common English phrases and their native speaker equivalents. 

These expressions will help you sound more natural and fluent in your everyday interactions.

Let's dive into our comprehensive list:

1. Normal English: I don't know

    Native Speaker: Beats me! I have no clue.

2. Normal English: I'm meeting today

    Native Speaker: Let's catch up today.

3. Normal English: I will pay the bill

    Native Speaker: It's on me; I'll cover the bill.

4. Normal English: I'm listening to you

    Native Speaker: I'm all ears; go ahead.

5. Normal English: I don't understand it

    Native Speaker: It's Greek to me; I'm baffled.

6. Normal English: Don't be stupid

    Native Speaker: Don't be a jerk; use your brain.

7. Normal English: I don't have money

    Native Speaker: I'm broke; my wallet's empty.

8. Normal English: Have mercy on my soul!

    Native Speaker: Cut me some slack!

9. Normal English: Go to the library

    Native Speaker: Hit the library; grab a book.

10. Normal English: You have made a big mistake!

      Native Speaker: You screwed up big time!

11. Normal English: Go to bed tired

      Native Speaker: Hit the hay exhausted.

12. Normal English: Very thirsty

      Native Speaker: I'm parched; need a drink.

13. Normal English: I'm very busy

      Native Speaker: I'm swamped with work.

14. Normal English: I'm very happy

      Native Speaker: I'm over the moon!

15. Normal English: Sorry, I fell asleep

      Native Speaker: Sorry, nodded off.

16. Normal English: I'm very hungry

      Native Speaker: I'm starving; need food.

Use these native speaker phrases into your daily conversations, you'll find that your English sounds more natural and authentic. 

You'll be able to express yourself more effectively and connect with native speakers on a deeper level. 

These phrases will help you:

• Sound more like a native English speaker

• Express yourself more vividly and naturally

• Understand and use common colloquialisms

• Enhance your overall fluency in English

English is about communication and connection. By embracing these native speaker expressions, you're not just improving your vocabulary – you're gaining insight into the culture and mindset of native English speakers. 

I will see you in the next newsletter. 

Until then, keep practicing, keep exploring, and most importantly, have fun with your newfound expressions!

Best regards,

Abhishek & Team

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