Conversation in English with translation. The most common expressions and phrases
This article presents quotes in English with translation, dedicated to various aspects of human existence as a way to learn new words, phrases, and grammatical structures. Quotes are inspiring, reflective, a little funny and a little sad, and so on.
Quotes about success
Quotes in English on the topic of success:
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People talk a lot about success and its conditions, all of this is expressed in quotes and catchphrases.
Quote in English defining "success":
- What is success? First of all, I think it is something very personal but it has a common area: satisfaction and fulfillment.
What is success? First of all, I think it's something very personal, but it has a common area: satisfaction and fulfillment.
Quote in English about the condition for success:
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Quote in English about what a successful person is:
- There are no magic tricks or formulas. Are you a professional in your job and happy with what you do? You are a successful person. Are you a housewife who is happy to take care of her own home, to take care of her children, who is able to realize herself and dedicate herself to the hobbies she wants? You are a successful person.
There are no magic tricks or formulas. Are you a professional in your work and happy with what you do? You are a successful person. Are you a housewife who is happy to take care of her own home, her children, who can realize herself and devote herself to her favorite hobbies? You are a successful person.
Quotes about personality
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A person’s personality is a reflection of his character, which can be either strong or weak, nervous, etc.
Quote in English about different personalities:
- However when we talk about strong personalities there are nuances to be understood. In psychology this type of profile is known as “resistant personality”. A person with such personality can be introverted or extroverted but to characterize it more than anything else is the ability to stay afloat in the stormy sea of adversity.
However, when we talk about strong personalities, we need to understand the nuances. In psychology, this type of profile is known as the “resilient personality.” A person with this personality may be introverted or extroverted, but what characterizes him more than anything else is the ability to stay afloat in a stormy sea of adversity.
Quote in English about a strong personality:
- Strong personalities have a concept of concrete life: they have learned this from their mistakes and their successes and act accordingly, with humility, but also with determination. They know what they want and what they do not want. They learned it at their own expense when in the past someone has disappointed or betrayed them.
Strong personalities have a concept for a concrete life: they have learned this from their mistakes and their successes and act accordingly, humbly but also with determination. They know what they want and what they don't want. They learned this from their experiences when someone disappointed or betrayed them in the past.
Quote in English, what is personality:
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Quote in English on how to determine personality:
- To have a more complete view of a personality we must treasure the most dominant personality model in the scientific scene, the so-called Big Five model (the Big Five are the five great traits that characterize every single personality/every single human being). In other words, it is the five factors of the personality.
To have a more complete understanding of personality, we must appreciate the most dominant personality model on the scientific scene, the so-called “Big Five” (“The Big Five” are the five great traits that characterize each personality/individual). In other words, these are the five personality factors.
Quote in English about the neurotic personality:
- A neurotic is a very sensitive person, emotionally unstable and has a tendency to experience more negative emotions (including anxiety and anger) than positive ones. For a neurotic the outside world is a source of threat and for that reason he is constantly obsessed with everything that happens around him living in a perennial state of arousal of the nervous system.
A neurotic person is a very sensitive person, emotionally unstable and tends to experience more negative emotions (including anxiety and anger) than positive ones. For the neurotic, the external world is a source of threat, and for this reason he is constantly obsessed with everything that happens around him, living in a perennial state of nervous system excitation.
Quotes about life
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Quotes about love
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The feeling of love that fills a person has always been sung by poets and writers; books have been written about it and poems and songs have been composed.
Quote in English about love in the modern sense:
- Today the idea prevails that love is synonymous with uncontrollable passion or endless hours in the chat. Of course, love has many languages and it can also be this, but in reality it is a choice. To love means to forgive those who make mistakes or to trust those who have disappointed us, or even respect different ideas. To love means not to pretend and to give joy.
The prevailing idea today is that love is synonymous with uncontrollable passion or endless hours of chatting. Of course, love has many languages, and this too can be, but in reality it is a choice. Loving means forgiving those who make mistakes, or trusting those who disappoint us, or even respecting different ideas. Loving means not pretending and giving joy.
Quote in English about love as a feeling:
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Quote in English what is love:
- We are aware that love is not something purely romantic when we say that between two people there is chemistry, that two others are not well together and that someone no longer loves another person. These statements show that we know that there is a biological or physiological component. But they also hide notions about how our culture or social media influence our way of loving.
We realize that love is not something purely romantic when we say that two people have chemistry, that two others are not involved with each other, and that someone no longer loves the other person. These statements show that we know there is a biological or physiological component. But they also obscure ideas about how our culture or social media influences the way we love.
Quotes about studying and education
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Quotes with humor
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Each country and profession has its own specific humor. Let's look at a couple of quotes on this topic.
Quote in English from British humor:
- I'm on a whiskey diet. I've lost three days already.
I'm on a whiskey diet. I've already lost three days.
Quote in English from Italian humor:
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Quote in English from one doctor:
- Tell me, how many times have you committed suicide?
Tell me, how many times have you committed suicide?
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Phrases in English for tattoos
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Beautiful and short quotes in English with translation
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Motivational Quotes
Here are collected quotes that can motivate a person to take certain actions:
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Quotes about summer
Summer is not only sun and heat, but also a short journey of life into the world of falling in love and a beautiful sunset and sunrise, butterflies and unicorns, with songs in the forest and photographs for Instagram.
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The quote comes from Ennio Flaiano, an Italian playwright and screenwriter who wrote ten screenplays for the films of the great Federico Fellini, including La Dolce Vita and 8½:
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A beautiful quote in English about summer time:
- In the summer I become happier, people laugh more, they meet more often, they make more fun rides, they take ice cream twice a day in the excuse to cool down. I know a lot of people complain about the sun cracking in the head, the stuffy weather. I know nothing is perfect but, in my perception, summer is the gateway to real happiness and good humor.
In the summer I'm happier, people laugh more, they date more often, they have more fun, they eat ice cream twice a day as an excuse to cool down. I know a lot of people complain about the sun cracking their heads, the muggy weather, I know nothing is perfect, but in my opinion, summer is the gateway to true happiness and good humor.
Quotes about friendship
A long friendship from childhood with a guy or girlfriend is, first of all, a feeling of kindness towards each other, in which there are no lies and betrayal, and even distance cannot destroy this connection.
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Quotes about happiness
Happiness is a fire that burns in cheerful people and goes out in depressed people. Osho, Bob Marley, Audrey Hepburn and many others spoke about happiness.
A selection of cool quotes about happiness:
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Quotes of great men
Usually among the top statements of great people there are pathetic quotes from Einstein, Kurt Cobain, Confucius or Buddha and William Shakespeare, as well as Omar Khayyam and Marilyn Monroe, reflecting on death, space, art, etc.
Here we have collected non-trivial statements from other famous people that will look original as a status on your Instagram or VK profile:
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Quotes from books and films
No one will refuse to watch a sincere and interesting series or movie, or read a good book with a cup of coffee when it’s raining outside.
Some cool quotes from movies and smart books:
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Quote in English about the fatherland from the story “Taras Bulba” by N.V. Gogol:
- The Motherland is what our soul seeks for, what is dearest to it all. My fatherland is you.
The Fatherland is what our soul seeks, what is dearer to it than anything else. My homeland is you.
Quote in English from the dystopian novel Animal Farm by George Orwell:
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Quote in English from the fairy tale “The Wizard of the Emerald City” by Alexander Volkov:
- – Tell me, don’t you have a cherished desire?
- Do I have? Oh, I have a whole bunch of desires!
- Tell me, do you have a cherished desire?
- I have? Oh, I have a whole bunch of desires!
Quote in English from “The Decameron” by Giovanni Boccaccio:
- There are people who imagine that they know more than others but in fact, as far as I can judge, they know little.
There are people who imagine that they know more than others, but in fact, as far as I can judge, they know little.
Quotes about dreams
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There is an opinion that dreaming is useful, here is a quote in English that scientifically explains the benefits of daydreaming:
- When we daydream we rework information about what we are and what we have experienced. during daydreams brain areas involved in memory are activated such as the hippocampus, a structure that stores information Thus and retrieves memories.
When we dream, we process information about who we are and what we have experienced. Thus, during daydreaming, areas of the brain involved in memory, such as the hippocampus, a structure that stores information and retrieves memories, are activated.
Sad Quotes
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Conclusion
Look here - Listen.
What can I do for you? - How can I help you?
Keep in touch. – Don’t disappear (stay in touch).
Good job! - Well done!
It is a good idea. - That's a good idea.
I don't saga. – I don’t care / don’t care.
It doesn't matter. - Doesn't matter.
Look out. - Be careful.
Be careful. - Be careful.
Don't worry. - Don't worry.
Aahh, where have you been? Ahh, where have you been?
My goodness, long time no speak (see) Oh gods, haven’t seen each other for so long!
What's his nickname? What is his nickname?
My name is... / I am... My name is...
My friends call me...Friends call me...
You can call me... You can call me...
How do you spell your name? How do you spell your name?
Haven't we met (before)? Haven't we already met (before)?
I"m going to call you Bill for short. For brevity, I will call you Bill.
I think we"ve already met. I think we have already met.
Nice to see you. / Good to see you. I'm glad to see you.
I don't mind - I have nothing against
I think so - I agree
You"ll make it - you can do it
That's the whole point - that's the whole point
Easy - easier
Calm down - calm down
It makes things easier - it’s easier (to experience/endure pain)
I havent given it much thought - I haven’t thought about it yet (about plans for the future)
It serves you/smb. right - that’s what someone/anyone needs.
You"ll hear from me - I will let you know / inform you about myself
It"s going to be all right - everything will be fine
You bet - still asking!
Sounds good to me - that suits me
Hear me out - listen to me
I couldn't reach you - I couldn't reach you
Let happen whatever would happen - be what will happen
It never crossed my mind, (that) - it never occurred to me that...
Don"t mention that - don’t talk about it
Get out of my way - get out of the way
Get lost - disappear
You have a point there - here you are right/also true
I mean it - seriously
Let"s get to the point/Let"s hold a reason - let's get to the point
So far so good - so far everything is going well
It"s not that I don"t - not that I don't...
I'm counting on you - I rely on you.
When we meet? - When shall we cross (meet)?
Spare me two minutes
I would like... - I would like (I"d like)
Are you free tomorrow? - Are you free tomorrow
Are you free tonight? - Free this evening?
Well, you're cool! - You're cool!
Well, you're a weirdo! - You're a strange dude!
He doesn’t have all his buttons
How are you? - How are you? (How are you getting on?)
What's new? - What's news?
What are you doing? - What are you going?
What the hell are you doing here? - What the hell are you doing here?
What's wrong? - What has gone down?
I"m really buzzing! - Everything is just great with me.
I"m having a really peachy time! - I'm having a great time.
I'm walking on air! - I'm in seventh heaven!
She threw a wobbly. - She's not herself.
I had a complete fit. - I was seriously angry.
She blew her top. - She's gone crazy.
I have no idea - I have no idea
I mean it! - I'm serious
I wish I knew - I wish I knew!
It" s none of your business - Not your business
What are you driving at? - What do you mean?
What are you talking about? - What are you talking about!
What for? - For what?
What of it? - And what from this?
You can take it from me - Can you believe me
It is urgent. - This is urgent.
I"ll see about it. - I’ll take care of it.
What a drink! - What a pity!
It didn't work out. - It didn’t work out.
It was a success. - We did it successfully.
That's so true. Absolutely true.
That's for sure. That's for sure. / That's for sure.
Tell me about it! (Colloquial form.) Yes! / I understand completely! / and so on.
You're absolutely right.
Absolutely! And how! / Yes, sure! / Yes sir! / and so on.
No, I don't think so. No I do not think so.
I don't see it that way. I see it differently.
I can’t share your point of view. I can't share your point of view.
I'm afraid it isn't right. I'm afraid this is wrong.
You can't really be serious! You're not serious, are you?
Take care! - Take care
Good luck! - Good luck
All the best! - All the best
Have a good trip - Have a nice trip
Write to us - Write to us
Call me - Call me
I"m sorry to see you go - It’s a pity that you are leaving
I "ve enjoyed seeing you - I was glad to see you
Come back soon - Come back soon
My regards to the family - hello to the family
TOP 50 SPOKEN PHRASES IN ENGLISH.
I don't mind. - I have nothing against it.
2. I think so. - Agree.
3. You"ll make it. -You can do it.
4 . That's the whole point. - That's the whole point.
5 . Easy! - Take it easy. Don't get into trouble. Calm down.
6. Calm down. - Calm down.
7. Don"t worry. Relax. - Don't worry. Calm down. Relax.
8 . It makes things easier. - It’s easier (to experience / endure pain) this way.
9 . I haven't given it much thought. -I haven't / haven't thought about it yet. (about plans for the future)
10 . It serves you/smb. right. - That's what you/anyone needs.
eleven . You"ll hear from me. - I will let you know / inform you about myself.
12 . It's going to be all right. - Everything will be fine.
13 . You bet! - Still asking!:
14 . - Do you want me to help you? - You bet! - Do you want me to help you? - Still asking!
15 . Sounds good to me. - That's fine for me.
16 . Time"s up. - Time is up.
17. Hear me out! - Listen to me!
18 . I couldn't reach you. - I couldn't reach you.
19 . Let happen whatever would happen. - Let it be what will be.
20 . It never crossed my mind (that)... - It never occurred to me that...
21. Don't mention that. - Don't talk about it.
22. I don't give a damn / a shit - I don't care, I don't care: Let's hold to reason. Let's hold to reason. Let's hold to reason.
23. Tell him whatever you want, I don't give a shit. -You can tell him whatever you want - I don't care.
24. Get out of my way. - Get out of my way.
25. Get lost. - Disappear. Get out of here. Get lost.
26. You have a point there. - Here you are right. / It is truth too.
27. I mean it. - Honestly. / I speak sincerely.
28. I want to buy your house. I mean it. -I want to buy your house. Honestly.
29. Let's get to the point. Let's hold to reason. - Let's get down to business.
thirty . So far so good. - So far everything is going well.
31. It"s not that I don"t... -Not that I don't...:
32. It was not that he didn’t love her. -It’s not that he didn’t love her.
33. Don't be silly. -Don't be stupid. Don't be stupid.
34. You know better than that. -And you are not as simple (as you seem).
35. Don"t worry, I can make it on my own. - Don't worry, I can handle it myself.
36. Not likely. Unless... - Most likely, no. If only...:
37. No reason in particular. - Just. For no particular reason:
38. Why do you ask? - No reason in particular.
39. Suit yourself. - As you wish. Your will. Do as you please:
40. Suit yourself, but I"ve got a work to do and I won"t go to Paris. - It's your choice, but I need to do something, and I won't go to Paris.
41. It never occurred to me that... - It never occurred to me that...
42. I meant only the best. - I only wanted the best.
43. Tend to your own affairs. - Better mind your own business. / Mind your own business.
44. Think it over. - Think carefully.
45. Coffee? - If it is no bother. - Coffee? - If it's not difficult.
46. You are on the right track. - You are on the right track. You are thinking correctly.
47. Come on. Let's get this over with. - Let's finish this matter.
48. Whatever is to be will be. - Which have not be avoided.
49. Here's what we'll do. - We'll do this.
50 . It beats me. - That beats me.
Spoken English is the speech that is used in everyday environments. These are the sayings and phrases that native speakers say in a store, at home, while meeting with friends, at a party, etc. Standard spoken phrases in English can be divided into several categories, such as ''Home and family'', ''Greetings'' '', ''Apologies'', ''Weather'', ''Hobbies'', ''Dating'', etc.
It is important to note that colloquial phrases in English can be one word ( Hello!, Hi!, Welcome!), and a combination of several words ( to tell you the truth, see you later, wish you a great day). We will give examples of basic colloquial phrases in English with translation, make interesting sentences with them and play out several situational examples. Go!
Conversational phrases in English: everything you need to know to keep the conversation going
So what is spoken English? Colloquial vocabulary of the English language is a kind of speech patterns, standard phrases that we use every day in our speech. The peculiarity of this type of English is that we use common colloquial phrases every day without thinking about what we said. The fact is that for a basic conversational level you need to know a minimum of vocabulary and grammar.
This is not a strict official speech, where speech structures must be thought out to the smallest detail. The main thing here is to preserve the meaning and to ensure that one necessary phrase is interconnected with the other and complements it. This way you can talk to foreigners easily and without embarrassment.
We suggest learning basic colloquial phrases for everyday communication using tables. Below are a few suggestions to consolidate the result.
English greetings and farewells
How to start a conversation in English? That's right, using words of greeting. In the table below, we consider the most popular options:
Good afternoon | Good afternoon |
Good morning | Good morning |
Good evening | Good evening |
Hi! | Hello! |
Hello! | Hello! (Hello!) |
See you tomorrow! | See you tomorrow! |
Good bye (Bye) | Bye! |
Note! These phrases are appropriate to use exclusively in a conversational environment. Such friendliness is not suitable for an official style. Even if you are on good terms with your colleagues at work, it is better to leave familiarity for cafes and at home, and at work you should adhere to corporate rules and appropriate official communication.
Reference: in addition to classic phrases for speaking English, there are also other options, for example, book ones. In this case, a striking example would be the word farewell, which means ‘ 'Goodbye''. When we talk about this word, the masterpiece of Ernest Hemingway comes to mind AFarewelltoArms, or AfarewelltoGuns, as it is also known. The essay can be translated into Russian as “Farewell to Arms.” It follows from this that the word farewell- more of a book version than a colloquial one. Just take note of this word for yourself.
After we have greeted each other, to keep the conversation going, it is customary to ask how the other person is doing. For this, there are also standard phrases for communicating in English:
Note! After you have answered Good,Fine or simply Ok, it is appropriate to add Thank you, or a simplified version of the phrase Thanks. These are basic rules of politeness that everyone should know.
And further: remember that phrases like How are you? - a basic example of greeting, which is as appropriate as washing your hands before eating. This does not mean that the person who says the phrase is really interested in your life. It's just a greeting, nothing more. In this case, you need to answer briefly Fine,thanks, and under no circumstances complain about life! In America this is considered a sign of bad taste. This is not accepted. Personal conversations should be left for friendly conversation when talking with girlfriends at evening gatherings.
Phrases for expressing your opinion
The English language is very bright and colorful, and it is colored by the individual words and phrases that we use in our conversation. Some of these phrases are words to express confidence or, conversely, uncertainty.
Let's look at some options :
Be careful with the phrase I bet. This means that you are so sure of something that you are willing to argue. When we say I am certain, it means that you are very sure of something. But the phrases I am really pretty sure, I am absolutely sure are purely colloquial. When writing dialogues, be careful what you say.
Here are a few examples to better explain the situation:
- We have a lot of things to do before we leave but we will visit all our friends, by all means => We have a lot of things to do before we leave, but we will visit all our friends by all means became.
- I am really pretty sure that this girl was in our school canteen several days ago => I am really quite sure that this girl was in our school canteen several days ago.
- Do you think that this is our new teacher? – Yes, I am asbolutely sure => Do you think this is our new teacher? - Yes, I'm absolutely sure.
- I am certain that these questions will be on agenga today => I am convinced that these questions will be on the agenda today.
- These boys are no doubt the examples of real gentleman => These guys are undoubtedly examples of real gentlemen.
- These people are by no means be blamed => These people should not be blamed under any circumstances.
Expressing uncertainty
Note! I guess has a synonym – I think. Both options are used when the speaker is not entirely sure of what he is saying. But... The first option means - I guess, the second - I think. In any case, the parallel between them is quite subtle and both options are appropriate when a person is in uncertainty. But! There is still a slight difference. The fact is that I guess is an informal option that is typical of American English. In the British English phrasebook we see the option I think. Spoken English for beginners, as you can see, also has its own nuances. Therefore, be careful when you start speaking in general phrases.
Another pair of synonyms - maybe/perhaps. Both words mean => maybe, maybe. The only difference: maybe– an option more for oral speech. The word is also used in written style, but purely in a conversational environment. At that time perhaps is more formal and is often used in writing.
Here are a few examples for a better understanding:
- I think she knows better than you. Last time she did her best, as always => I think she knows better than you. Last time she did everything as best as possible, as always.
- I guess we would better buy white flowers. I always see them in your sister’s bedroom => I think we should buy white flowers. I always see them in your sister's bedroom.
- Maybe your parents will be tolerant and agree to take this homeless dog => Maybe your parents will be tolerant and agree to take this homeless dog.
- I am not sure they come home tonight => I am not sure that they will come home tonight.
- You see, the reason is, I am not quite sure, if they really understood the task =>
When we want to express our opinion ( to show/express our opinion), we also use certain words and phrases. They make the conversation more lively and rich.
Let's look at the phrases in sentences:
- To tell you the truth, things are much better than you think => In truth, things are much better than you think.
- To be honest, your new hair-do is not so good as you wished => To be honest, your new hairstyle is not as good as you wanted.
- It seems to me that these guys have all skills to success => It seems to me that these guys have all the skills to succeed.
- To my mind, black is not the best way to color the walls => In my opinion, black is not the best way to paint the walls.
- In my opinion, you had to study harder to pass this exam. There is no one to blame but you => In my opinion, you should have studied harder to pass the exam. The only one to blame is you.
- In my humble opinion, this dress doesn’t suit you any more => In my humble opinion, this dress doesn’t suit you any more.
Expressing consent
Everyone knows that when we agree with something, we say yes. But this is not the only word with which you can express your agreement. Let's look at other words and phrases =>
A few sentences with words and phrases of agreement:
- This time I will wear blue dress, and you – red. – Deal! => This time I will take the blue dress and you will take the red one. - Agreed!
- We had to add less flour in dough because it is too thick. It won't be delicious. – I agree with you. We added too much flour => We should have added less flour to the dough because it is too dense. It won't be tasty. - Agree with you. We added too much flour.
- Will you come with us tomorrow? – Sure! I have nothing to do => Will you come with us tomorrow? - Certainly! I have nothing to do.
- There will be a great party tomorrow. And there is a dress code. We all have to wear gorgeous dresses of lilac color. Will you come? – I guess so => Tomorrow there will be a grand party. Dress code announced. We should all be wearing gorgeous purple dresses. You will come? - I think yes.
Reference: word Absolutely means agreement and does not need to be translated as absolutely. It is not right. Correct translation -> I completely agree with you, definitely, of course. The correct option must be chosen based on the context.
Note! There is an interesting phrase in English Ican't (couldn't't)agreemore, which means I couldn't agree more. If you want to make your conversation more colorful and a dry topic livelier, don't neglect interesting expressions.
Let's give an example in a sentence:
- This cake is so delicious I want to give you one more piece! — I can't agree more! => This pie is so delicious that I want to give you another piece! – I couldn't agree more!
We disagree
The table shows that the words we use to indicate disagreement are quite interesting. In addition to standard Idon'tthinkso And Ofcoursenot, other phrases are also used in colloquial speech. Let's look at them in sentences =>
- Yesterday I saw your girl with another guy! – You must be kidding! She was with me waiting for my parents! => Yesterday I saw your girlfriend with another guy! – You must be joking! She was with me, we were waiting for my parents!
- Tomorrow I and your sister will visit our friends. You will stay home cleaning the house. – Nothing of the king. I go with you! => Tomorrow your sister and I will visit our friends. You will stay home and clean. - Nothing like this. I'm coming with you!
- Today we are going to bake bread. We have everything we need. Let us start! – Are you kidding? I bought everything for pizza, as you asked me. Give me back my money! => Today we will bake bread! We have everything we need. Let's start! - Are you kidding? I bought everything for the pizza, just like you asked me to. Give me back my money!
- I will buy you a beautiful dress for the evening. It costs 10,000 dollars. Are you satisfied with the price? – Absolutely not. I will find another one. This one is too expensive => For this evening I will buy you a beautiful dress. It costs $10,000. Are you satisfied with the price? - Of course not. I'll find another dress. It's too expensive.
- I solved the problem in the way we decided yesterday. Everything should be correct. – I don’t agree with you. You have done something wrong. The system works not in an appropriate way. The head is unsatisfied => I solved the problem in the same way as we solved yesterday. Everything must be right. - I disagree with you. You did something wrong. The system is not working properly. The manager is unhappy .
Using such phrases in conversation makes it more beautiful and enjoyable. You should not forget about the elements of politeness even when talking with loved ones and acquaintances. A few examples:
- What about your close friends? Don't you want to invite them? We will have a lot of fun! =>What about your close friends? Would you like to invite them? It will be a lot of fun!
- Can I offer you one more slice of lemon? This will make your tea more tasty => May I offer you another slice of lemon? This will make your tea more delicious.
- Of course this is your deal but I will recommend you to listen to our advice => Of course this is your personal business, but I would advise you to listen to our advice.
- Would you like to come with us? We have one more seat in the car => Would you like to come with us? We have one more place in the car.
- Why don’t you give all your old things to homeless people? They will be grateful to you! => Why don't you give all your old things to homeless people? They will be very grateful to you!
Important! If I were you -> a phrase from a conditional sentence, its constituent element. Notice how these sentences are formed:
- If I were you, I would buy this dress => I would buy this dress if I were you.
- I would be silent if I were you => If I were you, I would be silent.
As you noticed, the second part of the conditional sentence is formed by the method would+verb. Wherein If I were you can appear either at the beginning or at the end of a phrase (if you forgot something, grammar will help you repeat the necessary material). The meaning itself does not change when rearranged.
What words to express feelings and evaluate them
We use these phrases for each individual case to compose sentences =>
- What the hell! What did you do with my new coat! It is all dirty! => What the hell! What did you do with my new coat! It's all dirty!
- I am so glad for you! You were one of the brightest students in the university so you deserve that job! Congratulations! => I'm so happy for you! You were one of the smartest students in the university, so you deserved this job! Congratulations!
- Did you bake this cake by yourself? Fantastic! It is so delicious! => Did you bake this cake yourself? Amazing! Delicious!
- Hello! How are you? I heard you bought a new house! - Hi! Good, thanks. But it could be better if my wife consulted me before buy this house! => Hello! How are you I heard you bought a new house! - Hello! OK, thank you. But it might have been better if my wife had consulted me before buying this house!
- I will not come with you tomorrow. I have not enough money to pay for this journey. – Oh, what a pity! We will bring you a souvenir! => I won't go with you tomorrow. I don't have enough money to pay for this trip. - Oh, what a pity! We'll bring you a souvenir!
- Look at my new bycicle! It is the last model! – Cool! I always wanted the same! => Look at my new bike! This is the latest model! - Cool! I've always wanted one like this!
Let's sum it up
English colloquial vocabulary is colorful and varied, and so is your everyday speech. The important thing is that you don't need complex grammar to speak well in spoken language. Of course, you need to know the basics, but the subtleties can be left for a formal setting.
In the article, we gave examples of the most popular colloquial phrases and divided them into topics that you can conveniently distribute for study every day. Learn words and phrases little by little, be sure to create examples and mentally imagine different situations. Knowing colloquial phrases for communication, you can easily communicate with foreigners, even as a beginner student. It's simple: the main thing is to be confident in your abilities and conquer new heights every day.
Develop your own taxonomy and improve your knowledge. Get good dictionaries full of lexical rules, and learn something new day by day, and generally throughout the day, whenever you have a free minute. Remember: success comes to those who do not give up and strive for excellence! So allow yourself to be successful!
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Beautiful English quotes about life
When emotions are overwhelming and you want to express them in verbal form, but you don’t know how, turn to the wisdom of famous personalities. By quoting this or that “alien” phrase, you will be able to fully convey the meaning of your own. And by using the right expression at the right moment, you will thereby demonstrate your erudition. We bring to your attention a small selection of quotes about life in English:
- All the world is made of faith, and trust, and pixie dust. – The whole world is made of faith, trust and fairy dust. (James Matthew Barrie, writer; quotation from the fairy tale "Peter Pan")
- There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle. – There are only two ways to live your life. The first is to believe that nothing is a miracle. The second is to believe that everything is a miracle. (Albert Einstein, scientist, public figure)
- Nothing, everything, anything, something: if you have nothing, then you have everything, because you have the freedom to do anything, without the fear of losing something. – Nothing, everything, anything, something: if you have nothing, then you have everything, because you have the freedom to do anything, without the fear of losing something. (Jarod Kintz, American writer)
- Everything you can imagine is real. – Everything you can imagine is real. (Pablo Picasso, artist)
- And, when you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it. – When you want something, the entire universe conspires to help you achieve it. (Paolo Coelho, Brazilian novelist and poet)
- Promise me you’ll always remember: You’re braver than you believe, and stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think. - Promise that you will always remember: you are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem and smarter than you think. (Alan Alexander Milne, English writer)
- Your life is not a problem to be solved but a gift to be opened. – Your life is not a problem to be solved, but a gift to be revealed. (Wayne Miller, writer, social activist)
Beautiful quotes about love in English with translation
Love evokes emotions that control a whole range of feelings. They inspire us to do the craziest things and amazing feats. Great artists - connoisseurs of beauty - poets, musicians formulated beautiful lines that we can use for declarations of love, which we mentioned in the article Quotes and phrases in English about love, as well as in the emergence of feelings and their understanding:
- The heart wants what it wants. There's no logic to these things. You meet someone and you fall in love and that’s that. – The heart wants what it wants. There is no logic in this. You meet someone and you fall in love - that's it. (Woody Allen, American actor, director)
- Lots of people want to ride with you in the limo, but what you want is someone who will take the bus with you when the limo breaks down. “A lot of people want to ride in a limousine with you, but what you really need is that person who will ride the bus with you when the limousine breaks down.” (Oprah Winfrey, American TV presenter, public figure)
- I love you without knowing how, or when, or from where. I love you simply, without problems or pride: I love you in this way because I do not know any other way of loving but this. – I love you without knowing how, when or from where. I simply love you, without problems or pride: I love you this way because I don't know any other way to love. (Pablo Neruda, Chilean poet)
- A woman knows the face of the man she loves as a sailor knows the open sea. “A woman knows the face of the man she loves just as a sailor knows the open sea.” (Honoré de Balzac, French writer)
- Even when love isn’t enough…somehow it is. – Even when love alone is not enough... somehow, it is (enough). (Stephen King, American writer)
- Love is a fire. But whether it is going to warm your hearth or burn down your house, you can never tell. – Love is fire. But whether she's going to warm your heart or burn down your house, you can never tell. (Joan Crawford, American actress)
- How do you spell ‘love’?– Piglet – How do you pronounce “love”? – Piglet
You don’t spell it…you feel it. – Pooh – You don’t say it, you feel it. - Winnie the Pooh
(Alan Alexander Milne, English writer; quote from the book “Winnie the Pooh”)
Beautiful quotes in English for social networks
Using beautiful quotes in English in statuses means attracting the attention of friends, with whom it is doubly pleasant to share joyful moments and hundreds of times easier to experience difficult ones. By the way, you can find the most interesting options in our article Statuses in English with translation !
Pay attention to the expressions below about laughter and joy of life. Try to remember them if you suddenly feel sad and see how kind words improve your mood:
- A day without laughter is a day wasted. – A day without laughter is a day wasted. (Charlie Chaplin, film actor)
- Laughter is America's most important export. – Laughter is America's greatest export. (Walt Disney, American animator)
- Always laugh when you can. It is cheap medicine. – Laugh whenever you can. This is the cheapest medicine. (George Byron, English poet)
- If love is the treasure, laughter is the key. – If love is a treasure, laughter is the key. (Yakov Smirnov, American comedian)
- Laughter is the sun that drives winter from the human face. – Laughter is the sun that drives winter away from a person’s face. (Victor Hugo, French writer)
- To jealousy, nothing is more frightful than laughter. “There is nothing worse for jealousy than laughter.” (Françoise Sagan, French writer)
- As soap is to the body, so laughter is to the soul. “Like soap is for the body, laughter is for the soul.” (Jewish proverb).
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Which are so lacking in the Russian language
People have always sung especially fervently about this high and pure feeling. How many unique confessions, revelations, compliments this world has heard - and how many more will be said! A person is capable of standard words of love. But this territory is not a place for dry and formal communication. What if you need to figuratively express your attitude towards a person? It is better to do this brightly, expressively, “with a spark.”
How to say “I love you” in English in a unique way
For example, only the familiar “I love you” in English can easily be paraphrased with a couple of dozen laconic and non-banal phrases. Check out some good examples below.
“I adore you” - “I adore you.”
“I love you from the bottom of my heart” - “I love you with all my heart.”
“You mean so much to me” - “You mean so much to me.”
“We"re meant for each other” - “We are created for each other.”
“I"m infatuated with you” - “I’m crazy about you.”
“You"re perfect” - “You are my ideal.”
“I"ve totally fallen for you” - “I fell before you.”
First declaration of love
There are also many exciting sayings in the English language for this tremulous moment in a person’s life.
“I have feelings for you” - “I have feelings for you.”
“I think of you as more than a friend” - “You are more than just a friend to me.”
“I"ve got a crush on you” - “I’m in love with you to the point of unconsciousness.”
“I think I"m in love with you” - “I think I’m in love with you.”
“I think you"re the one” - “I think you’re the one/that one.”
Love in poetic colors
It is always appropriate to bring sublime notes to love:
“I"m smitten with you” - “I am smitten / smitten with you.”
“You turn me inside out” - “We turn me inside out.”
“You"ve put a spell on me” - “You bewitched/bewitched me.”
“My heart calls out for you” - “My heart is calling you.”
“You make me feel young again” - “You make me feel young again.”
Quotes about love
In conclusion, we will find out what great people said in English about love.
“A dream you dream alone is only a dream. A dream you dream together is reality.” - “What you dream about alone is just a dream. What you dream about together is reality.” (John Lennon)
“The heart wants what it wants.” There’s no logic to these things. You meet someone and you fall in love and that’s that.” - “The heart wants what it wants. There is no logic in this. You meet someone, you fall in love, and that's it." (Woody Allen)
“Love is an irresistible desire to be irresistibly desired.” - “Love is an irresistible desire to be irresistibly desired.” (Robert Frost)
“Better to have lost and loved than never to have loved at all.” “It’s better to love and lose than not to love at all.” (Ernest Hemingway)
“Other men it is said have seen angels, but I have seen thee and thou art enough.” - “Other men say they saw angels, but I saw you - and that’s enough for me.” (George Moore)
“To love and win is the best thing. To love and lose, the next best.” — “Loving and winning are the best things in life. Loving and losing is next.” (William Thackeray)
“People should fall in love with their eyes closed.” - “People should fall in love with their eyes closed” (Andy Warhol)
“True love stories never have endings.” - “True love stories have no endings.” (Richard Bach)
“We loved with a love that was more than love.” “We loved with a love that was something greater than love.” (Edgar Allan Poe)
“One love, one heart, one destiny.” - “One love, one heart, one destiny.” (Bob Marley)