DO NOT SAY 'I know' or 'I understand' - there are MUCH better alternatives!
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- You need to stop saying 'I know' and 'I understand'! I explain why, and I give you 20 advanced alternatives with meaningful examples!
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to be aware
to realise
to recognise
to appreciate
to acknowledge
to notice
I see
I see what you mean
fair enough
alright
okay
OK
I see your point
I take your point
I don't blame you
I get what you mean
I get you
Gotcha
I'm certain that
I'm sure that
thank you
Er du dansk,
Wowwwww
¡Muchas gracias!
Thanks my techche
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Thank you
You mispronounced Vocabulary, you pronunced it by the American way, 8:25.
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I just say "I see", "ooh I see", "aah I see", "Hmm I see" 🤣🤣🤣
you see a lot
'What' are you seeing?
Me too... I'm confused whether I've to use oh! I see or Oh my god!!I see
Korean always says aaaa, ahaaaaa, oaaa, aaaaa you can say like this instead of i understant
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 , whom ur seeing????
Brilliant tutorial.Many thanks.
Some people still in doubt....
I very much appreciated your way of teaching Lucy.
As you have shown formal English informal English and slangs.( Slangs with friends).
Those expressions are a very useful to know people's backgrounds where do they come from. And people's attude towards to you too.👍👍👍👍
I appreciate your effort of making this awesome video over avoiding use of "I understand or I know" in formal communication especially with boss or senior.
You’re contributing me a lot in terms of realizing subtle differences amongst similar phrases. Many thanks and hope you keep uploading videos like this.
One of the best videos I've seen on this subject. Thank you!
A lot of people prefer " got you" however, I saw a lot of native speakers say " I understand" Frankly speaking, there is no right or wrong, it absolutely depends on the person's style, or habit. Different people have different expressions.
Absolutely or u can say u hear I am deaf for corrections
Of course
Yes, it's a matter of the social context. When you boss explains something to you, "I understand the situation better now".
At a meeting or with a colleague, "Yes, I got that point. My point is about another aspect of....."
Little bit louder please
Right on!
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“ I appreciate “, can also be used to show gratitude, I.e., “ I appreciate it !”, can be used in place of “ thanks “.
it was in her video "stop saying thank you"
When you explained your reason for saying I know by stating the reason for the video is help us expand our vocabulary, I also had an ah ah moment like ‘ha I get it’
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She is a sea of words and she teaches their perfect synonyms. To have a treasure of vocabulary is a great idea. Learnt from you a lot, really.
Lucy, thank you for your videos. English is my first language and I still find your content extremely helpful
Thanks for making these videos, Lucy! Really appreciate it💖
Thanks for enriching our vocab by adding so many alternatives for "I know". Original sample sentences as well!! :)
It's a great video, thank you. I really like the example sentences. Also I'd like to thank you for your dedicated work. Keep up!
Your sentences were outrageously hilarious and I loved the face you made while delivering them, you are a born actress, Lucy.
An actress..or the (great) actress, Lucy..your sarcastic way is not appropriate..would you please, be polite!
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Dear Lucy, please make more videos on grammar and IELTS
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Even as a native English speaker already well aware of (😊) these alternative word choices, I recognize (😊) and appreciate (😊) the sagely reminder to make more frequent and varied daily use of same.
- A recovering know it all.
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I literally subscribed after your first sentence. Even though I'm British I need to do get this right in my professional life.
If I hear someone say "I realize that" or "I'm aware of that" instead of just saying "I know", my first thought as a native English speaker is to think they are upset with me for something I did or said. I hope your students don't encounter that problem.
Me too
You mean with someone you know well, don't you? What about a person you've never been with? Wouldn't it be a more polite way to approach this person?
I'm not English. And the equivalence in my language "of aware of" or "I realize" would have the same "upset" to me even more, I'd expect a curious excuse from whom is saying aware/realize. Literaly translate into English would be "badly paid people excuses". Maybe you can make up these kind of excuses and tell me the equivalence in English. Thanks a lot.
May I answer sth to you: You write Realize and Lucy Realise. More words: regconize/recognise, apologize/apologise. Could you tell which, maybe why. I don't know., whatever you feel. Thanks a lot.
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I appreciate the point of putting "I know" in that list.
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Thank you for giving us alternatives to reply in conversations rather than the usual term we use
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Could you please make a video to explain the English tenses? 💜
I’m always excited to watch your videos! I love English and I like improving it with your wonderful and helpful videos ))
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Lucy: DO NOT SAY 'I know' or 'I understand' - there are MUCH better alternatives
Me: I SEE...
edit: Since it got some likes I'd like to thank Lucy for sharing a lot of useful words and phrases. I love you 💕
Hehe
hem japonca hem Korece hem ingilizce
hmm...
😂👍🏻 same
Ah *I see*
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What sounds impoliter? "I know" or "I totally comprehend", if you have an informal conversation?
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I use most of the examples that you have explained. Thx Lucy great teaching as usual!
I like a smart teacher like you
Where you explained simply and i am easy get it, God bless you hallelujah 🙏❤
For some reason in America “ whilst “ is replaced with the word “ while “. Whilst is rarely ever used in American English. The same with “ surname “ is replaced with the two words “ last name “.
The examples are so hilarious.
I really like how you let me never forget the words that I learn!
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Such bitterness in the sentences choosen as examples, I laughed a lot while learning things. Thank you.
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This is fantastic and helpful to enrich our vocabularies 😍❤😍
Hi Lucy. Thank you for this amazing video. Could you please explain what's the difference between "I did notice" and "I noticed" and when we use them? Thanks in advance.
You can say it either way. There's not really any difference.
You're so right, on this one. I keep telling my lads very important stuff and they're just like, "yeah, yeah, I know, I know". Problem is they don't know 💩
Omgosh...that just struck my truth bone!! Lol! I wish I had a penny for every time my sons said..."I know." And, as you so aptly stated, they don't know 💩! Yet.
I know, right? 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Haha.. My friends too.. Actually they don't know 🤣
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Notif squad! 🖐️ A great time to learn during quarantine 💡
6:50 - Snarky... but I feel you (I'm pretty certain that's an American saying). Good show, Lucy!
It Sounds Like "Indian Slang", i mean..🤣🤣 Just Like "i See you", or i can Dive in you'r Soul...
Thank you. I understand, how good to know all this words and phrases)))
Thanks a lot fir sharing your knowledge.I have learned a lot.Keep it up😘🙏
Haha, Lucy's examples are really hilarious, always imply disagreement, but so true😂
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Someone: Do you know me?
Me: I see
Him: Whut
I'd reply : I knowledged you as Godust Everest.
MadE my daAy LMAO
You should reply "yes"
@@joyyahoo or "yes i do"
Lmao
1. I am aware of.
2. I realise.
3. I recognize.
4. I appreciate.
5. I acknowledge.
5. I notice.
6. I see.
7. I see what you mean.
8. I see / take your point.
9. I do not blame you.
10. I get what you mean.
11. I am certain that.
12. I am sure that.
This note is for my own, please do not steal it.
The first time to see. Very useful & interesting for what we really want to know & usually use in daily life. So much thanks😍.
Loved your video. Really funny. Now I am aware of the fact that next time I'm being kept waiting at a job interview it could likely be due to a potential boss finishing their solitaire game first hehe. Yay! I did learn, see, I didn't say now I know..haha. By the way, I'm curious about your topic selection for your examples. It's all about HR and typical work related situations.The one about a salary review was a good one. I made a note of it so that I rephrase it differently next time I entertain the idea of bringing it up to my boss. You would make a terrific boss or a nasty one!? And loved your beautiful accent.
Regarding the usage of “like”, it would be nice to hear a lot of people be more authentic. I was like...so she was like...and then we were all totally like.... The usage of “Perfect” is another. Is it working a little better now? Yes, it is working a little better than it was. Perfect! Is the food hotter now? Yes. Perfect!
My English gets top level just by watching Lucy's smile
So much to learn from your pristine voice and teaching method. 🙏Superb 🌹
Thanks ever so much Lucy , teaching us👩💻 polite & correct ways of speaking and replying English language👏
I👵 will try to educate my two mini boys of my son ( pls find me a way to describe them, hate to say grandsons😂) with your lessons.
I can't hate more when I hear a native replying me ^I know. OR when I say, "Have a lovely weekend , they reply " Will do" so confident that she will have one.,Oh🤔 again I hate this answer😒
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Pls keep on teaching us more🙏 Great luxury to have you as a teacher.
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The way you teach....correction🙏
Lucy : stop saying "i know" or "i understand" . say this instead
Me : this
edit : thank you for the likess !!
hahahahah thats good one cant stop laughing
You made my day
could u plez be more naughty?
😂😂😂 i love this
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She- don’t say “ i know” it’s impolite
Me- okay
She again- say gotchu
Me- WTF
wtf (ಡωಡ)hiahiahia
Me - wtf
She - dafaq
Me - no sh!t
She - mi scuzi
I was gonna with "I feel ya"
Hahaha...u r right !!!
I thank you, so much. What a great lesson!
Hey Lucy,You've helped me to take my English to next level
just say, "DUH!" simple and direct.
Billie eilish.. Bad guy
"Ah *I see* , you are a man of culture as well."
She would tell you " that would imply you ah being friendly ta them, please be shor to offend them with yor ruply"
This channel has loads of information and it is very interesting. I will informy wife about this. Thanks for sharing video like to this.
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after seeing this video, what i remembered is only "I know" and "I understand"
I don't blame you 🤣. That's really hard to remember all those words.
that can only mean you lack any practice with native speakers
Thiago Ratis I agree
We need to write them down and read them, use them daily
Use them even for no reason 😂
Princes Lea: l love you
Han Solo: “I know.”
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U r more intrested in her makeup 😂😂
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Your English skills have been improving video by video, I’m impressed 😮
Nguyễn Minh Tiến Hi, I'm from VN too 🤣😊, nice to meet u
Greetings of me..
Never imagine there are 20 ways to express I know 😂
Yes there are!!!!
Been there, done that. 😉
Hi Lucy. We appreciate you giving us such valuable lectures.Would you please tell us some thing about ambigious semtenses and the way how to let the recipient understand what we mean exactly. Is it through stressing words.
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I don't blame you.
“ [ Y ]ou loser ! “. Lucy is using quite a bit of sarcasm in this lesson, hahahahaha!
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These sure are helpful for Customer Service Representatives for AER, though some are not appropriate for those do not apply for formal or business conversations.
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