Ok viewers, actually today we are talking about the daily
use sentences. I have already told you whatever the else
required thing for being proficient in English
communication.
The very first thing you will be using the daily use
abbreviations. Hi, hello, how did you, I am fine, thank
you. Good morning, good evening, have a nice day, good
night, sorry, thank you, excuse me, pardon, please.
I think you will be using all these things and that would
be better for you if you want to improve yourself.
Now some words which are coming in use in daily use. The
candidates who are from English medium background, they
will be aware about these all words which are daily use.
Office work, domestic word, if you are working in any
particular field, then the accountants of that field have
their own words.
You must be knowing that mostly, engineering, doctor, so
different, for lawyers they have their own words.
So, I will give them one by one. Here I am talking about
some daily use sentences. I am going to give a lot of
sentences.
And you need to do the practice. You will say that these
sentences are enough, you will get it everywhere.
See, you will get it, I am not going to give you 1000
sentences and 2000 sentences. I am just going to give you
50, 100, 200 sentences, hardly 100 sentences.
But you are in need to start using. Start using. Now I am
giving you direct, just thinking in Hindi and going to
write down in English how to do that.
That's I am going to give you also.
Things will help you.
How they help? That would be better.
What part will be missing?
Here I am talking about Whatsapp. What is going on? Same as
always. Nothing special. Same as always.
Whatsapp answer. If somebody is going to ask you Whatsapp,
Whatsapp means what is going on? Hey, Whatsapp. Same as
always. Nothing special.
Same as always. Ok. So, this is the update that is going
on. How wonderful. It's up to you. It depends on you.
What do you want to do? You want to do or not? You want to
move ahead or not? So, it's up to you.
This is up to you.
Ok. Anything else? Anything else you want to ask?
Anything else you want to ask? Anybody else?
And next is coming, be cautious. Enjoy it. Be cautious
means be careful. Absolutely not.
And if you are going, be cautious. The weather is not good.
They are not good persons. Be cautious.
You are wasting my time. Somebody is saying, I am not
interested in your project. So, please don't try to
convince me. You are wasting my time.
And they are using.
Enjoy yourself.
How much is it?
I declined that.
Cheer up. Enjoy it.
Who asked her?
Who asked you?
You said, I don't want to tell anything.
Ok. But first you tell, who asked?
Who asked you?
How dare you to tell so?
Who asked you? Who are you?
Who asked you?
How dare you to say so?
Who are you?
How did you say so?
Who asked you?
So, in that situation, we spoke many sentences in Hindi.
In English also, who asked you?
Who are you? How dare you to tell so?
Just stay within your limit.
Ok. Hey, listen to me.
Stay within your limit. And that's better for you.
Ok. I think you understood.
And you understood, that's better.
Otherwise, in future, I think, you know.
So, we say, who asked you?
How dare you to tell so?
Listen to me carefully.
Hey, see to me.
Stay within your limit.
That's better for you.
Otherwise, in future, you will face a lot of problems.
You will face a lot of problems.
Otherwise, in future, I think a lot of bad things
are going to happen with you.
Your future is not looking bright.
So, we say a lot of things in Hindi.
In your own language, you are talking.
But, when the question is coming up here, then?
So, here, who asked you?
Let's do that.
We have talked a lot.
Now, the question is taking the action.
Let's start and do that.
Let's do that.
How is your work?
How are you doing?
You said, pretty good.
Not bad.
Not good.
You said, how is your work?
How is your work?
How are you doing?
Pretty good.
Not bad.
Pretty good.
Not bad.
Not good.
I am not enjoying.
I am just getting bored.
Sentences, words are the same.
You have to use your expressions, the body language,
the tone, the expressions, eye contact.
These all things are going to make it live, Baba.
Live.
So, move your body.
Use your body language, expressions and eye contact.
And then, see the difference.
See the difference.
Come.
Sleep.
No. Hey, come in.
Just take your sleep.
Do this one.
Move away.
You know, this is a British language.
If you are going to learn these things,
even an old person,
an old person you are saying is looking very elastic.
Looks like there is no life in the body at all.
But, when you are starting,
How are you ladies?
How are you?
How can I help you?
Okay.
And here,
How are you? Who has come?
How are you?
So,
This will work in our Hindi.
Okay, this is our tone.
We can say whatever we want.
But, this is other language.
We have to adapt their diction and accent as well.
We have taken one thing,
we have not taken anything else with it.
We use it according to us.
That is called Anglo-Indian English.
No, Baba.
Properly improve your sound,
that is going to help you really.
Now, I am talking about Anglo-Indian and British.
They will talk about the English,
the British English and the American English.
The difference is of the accent.
In British it is accent.
In American it is accent.
Schedule and schedule.
Some spellings are going to be changed by the American
persons.
And some pronunciation is changed.
And thus they are claiming that this is American English.
American English is nothing like that.
We will also claim that English is a British language.
I've already talked about a lot of derived sentences I
think you'll be using.
I think you'll enjoy it, just don't enjoy, just go and use
it and then enjoy.
If you enjoy, the others will also enjoy, your work will be
done.
So best of luck, just go and do it.