5 MOST USEFUL English expressions that you didn't learn at school!

You've been studying english a long time you know you're good, but then you visit an english-speaking country, and you're like

I know my english is good. Why don't I understand you and you I don't understand you you in the back

I don't understand you. Well. We have a Few English expressions

Which you probably didn't learn in school, but we use all the time

So here are five really useful really common English expressions

Number one is not fast not bothered. What does it mean you?

[want] to go for dinner and your friend says where shall we go for dinner Italian food Thai food

What kind of food and you want to say?

Everything sounds great. This is good. This is good. This is good. [I] have no preference you could say

I'm not fast usually we contract it - not [fast]

pronunciation that sounds like it bust bust

Not facet no and eat the tea

so not fast not fast where do you want to go not fast or

Not bothered not bothered not fast. This is a super common way to say I have no preference

Whatever you suggest. I'm happy with it and personally [I] am terrible at making [decisions]

So I use that expression all the time where do you want to go? I'm not first? What do you want to do today [Ali]?

I'm not bothered. You're really not helpful

Hmm. This is basically every conversation

I ever have with my friends number two fair enough pronunciation be careful of that end R

Remember British English has linking R

So that end [R] sound links into the next word fair enough fair enough