AEE 100: Top 100 Most Used Phrases in
English Conversation
big deal: when you
don't think that what someone has said or done is important or special
ex: "I ran five miles this morning." "Big deal! I ran ten."
bellhop(n.): a young man who carries bags, takes messages etc in a hotel.
figure out:
①to understand or solve something.
ex:It takes most people some time to figure out new software.
②to calculate an amount.
ex: It is difficult to access funding before the elements of an outline business plan have been figured out.
ex: "I ran five miles this morning." "Big deal! I ran ten."
bellhop(n.): a young man who carries bags, takes messages etc in a hotel.
figure out:
①to understand or solve something.
ex:It takes most people some time to figure out new software.
②to calculate an amount.
ex: It is difficult to access funding before the elements of an outline business plan have been figured out.
Most Used Phrases in English Conversation
Situation 1: At a Hotel:
①Would you like a hand?: means Do you need
a help?
②Enjoy your stay with us.: means Wish
you a pleasant stay here.
Situation 2: How to Introduce Yourself to
an American in Your Home Country:
①How do you like Japan so far? : = up to now
②I’m having a blast.: have a blast and have a good time are the same meaning.
Blast itself is "Gale, explosion, public criticism" means.
But now young people are used to describe a wonderful, stimulating party, activity or experience.
In the podcast, I learned some of the most commonly used English conversation phrases, some phrases are very colloquial, if according to the translation will not understand its meaning.
①How do you like Japan so far? : = up to now
②I’m having a blast.: have a blast and have a good time are the same meaning.
Blast itself is "Gale, explosion, public criticism" means.
But now young people are used to describe a wonderful, stimulating party, activity or experience.
In the podcast, I learned some of the most commonly used English conversation phrases, some phrases are very colloquial, if according to the translation will not understand its meaning.
A useful and practical episode to listen to, isn't it?
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