"Thank you so much for joining me" How humble you are indeed. I mean everyone who's following you should be the one to send you a huge thank you for such extremely beneficial lesson that all of us ( whether extrovert or introvert ) will definitely need to better engage in active, more productive conversations. In situation 3, I will say: Well, guys, I might not be the best ice breaker, but I'd love to commence this lovely networking event and seize the opportunity by introducing myself and what I do. I am Mr. Anas. An English tutor and translator from Arabic into English and the other way round. I'm happy and even satisfied with what I do. Nowadays, I'm working on improving my English level more and more so that I can tackle more complex English situations, whether when asked about by students or merely when wanting to just participate in a live chat with people who might be native English speakers_ so I , hopefully, would be able to keep up with their naturally high English level and be able to interact powerfully. What do you think of my response dear teacher? Is it good? Frankly reply, please.
Thank you so much for the kind comment and sharing your example! This is a great way to get started with an introduction. There's just one little change I recommend, "I might not _____ the best ice breaker but..." Can you think of a better alternative to the verb 'be?'
Hi Mokika, thank you for the kind comments. When it comes to developing English confidence, one option is to download my free "How to Say What You Want in English" training. It's an in-depth training I offer on my website to gain confidence in your English. www.speakconfidentenglish.com/say-what-you-want-in-english
Phrasal verbs are always challenging. I spotted two in this video: TURN DOWN and MUSTER UP. This last one is very interesting: to summon, gather or cobble something together, especially, intangible qualities "I have to muster up much courage to juggle working and studying without getting through burnout" Thank you for the lesson!
Your lesson is a great help to initiate the conversation with unknown people. My answer to your question 1:'' I'm not even pretending to be a specialist in the art. I'll just ask you: where are you studying painting? Your manner seems me new." I'm excited about your complicated talent to explain clearly and delicate way. Thank you heartily.
Thanks, very insightful. Reflected on myself, it's a problem for me that others asked questions and might well expect the "what about you" to start a two way conversation. Often times a potentially great conversation got stopped short by not asking this simple reciprocal question.
Annemarie I adore your way of presenting the lessons ,I 'was wondering what is the difference between networking,small talk,and making connections ? Do they mean nearly the same thing ?
Great question, Naima! Thank you for asking it. Networking the intention of the conversation, for example, to exchange information and develop professional or social contacts. We might use small talk questions to help us do that. Small talk questions tend to be polite but unimportant conversation starters to help us get things going.
@@Speakconfidentenglish Thank you so much Annemarie for the answer, now my ideas about that subject become more clear and organised.Have a lovely evening.
well first of all thank you so much for making this beneficial video which comes handy in many situations. If I were in a industry job fair for instance, I would reach out to the company that I know better and initiate the conversation like that. I've been following your projects for a while and your recent project - really impressed me. As a architect student I want to know more about the concept and the process if you don't mind? OR if I was seating by an industry member I would start with something common like did you attend - lecture? I heard he talked about some the recent challenge of the industry. How did you find his lecture? Do you think - should be a major concern of architects in near future?
This is one of the best videos u have posted. I am an introvert.... definitely going to use ur strategy to build network and relationship.. Thank u Keep on posting... It drives us to learn more
"Thank you so much for joining me"
How humble you are indeed.
I mean everyone who's following you should be the one to send you a huge thank you for such extremely beneficial lesson that all of us ( whether extrovert or introvert ) will definitely need to better engage in active, more productive conversations.
In situation 3, I will say:
Well, guys, I might not be the best ice breaker, but I'd love to commence this lovely networking event and seize the opportunity by introducing myself and what I do. I am Mr. Anas. An English tutor and translator from Arabic into English and the other way round. I'm happy and even satisfied with what I do. Nowadays, I'm working on improving my English level more and more so that I can tackle more complex English situations, whether when asked about by students or merely when wanting to just participate in a live chat with people who might be native English speakers_ so I , hopefully, would be able to keep up with their naturally high English level and be able to interact powerfully.
What do you think of my response dear teacher?
Is it good?
Frankly reply, please.
Thank you so much for the kind comment and sharing your example! This is a great way to get started with an introduction. There's just one little change I recommend, "I might not _____ the best ice breaker but..." Can you think of a better alternative to the verb 'be?'
You are the best! Thank you! Thankyou so much!
You're welcome, Maria!
If I had money enough I would pay you for every Unit
Anne Marie I love your english lessons. You the best od the best and Your english is soo briliant. I wish mine be the same
Hi Mokika, thank you for the kind comments. When it comes to developing English confidence, one option is to download my free "How to Say What You Want in English" training. It's an in-depth training I offer on my website to gain confidence in your English. www.speakconfidentenglish.com/say-what-you-want-in-english
Phrasal verbs are always challenging. I spotted two in this video: TURN DOWN and MUSTER UP. This last one is very interesting: to summon, gather or cobble something together, especially, intangible qualities
"I have to muster up much courage to juggle working and studying without getting through burnout"
Thank you for the lesson!
Thank you for your guidance videos. I am a native English speaker with a high degree of introversion to social phobia...your videos are helpful!
Your lessons are like language lesson/therapy. You'd make a wonderful life coach!
Wow, thank you! I'm glad my lessons are useful to you.
Your lesson is a great help to initiate the conversation with unknown people. My answer to your question 1:'' I'm not even pretending to be a specialist in the art. I'll just ask you: where
are you studying painting? Your manner seems me new." I'm excited about your complicated talent to explain clearly and delicate way. Thank you heartily.
Anne Marie thank you for so useful advices.We will be waiting for new lessons.
That's the BEST lesson series I've ever watched. So lucky to discover this channel.
Wow, thank you Isabel J for watching! I appreciate the kind comment and am very glad to know you're enjoying my channel!
Congratulations!!!! Great teacher!!! Bravissima!!!!
Thank you! 😃
Thanks a lot ❤
Your presentation is a clear cut of your calm mind. Thank you so much. I'm siri when others say no way. I can show many ways to fix broken situations.
Thanks, very insightful. Reflected on myself, it's a problem for me that others asked questions and might well expect the "what about you" to start a two way conversation. Often times a potentially great conversation got stopped short by not asking this simple reciprocal question.
Glad it was helpful! And you're right that these small, reciprocal questions are important to keep the conversation going.
I am an introvert, and I’ve learnt more about myself.
I love your calm way of explaining.thakns
Thank you teacher excellent lesson
Thank you! 😃
Annemarie I adore your way of presenting the lessons ,I 'was wondering what is the difference between networking,small talk,and making connections ? Do they mean nearly the same thing ?
Great question, Naima! Thank you for asking it. Networking the intention of the conversation, for example, to exchange information and develop professional or social contacts. We might use small talk questions to help us do that. Small talk questions tend to be polite but unimportant conversation starters to help us get things going.
@@Speakconfidentenglish Thank you so much Annemarie for the answer, now my ideas about that subject become more clear and organised.Have a lovely evening.
Thank you mam, your video always Amazing to watch & Learn. Great.
Thank you msm,your video always Amazing to watch & Learn Great Did you know? Teach you easy good speak
Good job.
Anne Marie, you are a wonderful and intelligent teacher. Your lessons are so sweet and sensible. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much!
well first of all thank you so much for making this beneficial video which comes handy in many situations. If I were in a industry job fair for instance, I would reach out to the company that I know better and initiate the conversation like that. I've been following your projects for a while and your recent project - really impressed me. As a architect student I want to know more about the concept and the process if you don't mind? OR if I was seating by an industry member I would start with something common like did you attend - lecture? I heard he talked about some the recent challenge of the industry. How did you find his lecture? Do you think - should be a major concern of architects in near future?
These are both wonderful ways to connect, Shay. Nicely done.
Thank you
Thank you :)
You're welcome!
Hi Annemarie,
Thank you very much for informative video. I appreciate your efforts.
Best wishes
Regards,
A side comment: I immediately recognize that the blouse you wore is the same style but a different color as mine. Great taste!
Useful
, thank so much
Hi, how are you doing? I am Josue, I know you are looking for..... so I'm interested to know more about this...
Hi, Annemarie 🖐correct me if I'm wrong, have you changed the intro music on your channel??
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Very useful.
Please make a lesson on when people offer unwanted pieces of advice how to politely deal with them.
Thank you for the suggestion.
thank you so much for video. I appreciated your efforts. Best ishes
This is one of the best videos u have posted. I am an introvert.... definitely going to use ur strategy to build network and relationship..
Thank u
Keep on posting... It drives us to learn more
Thank you for the kind comment! I'm thrilled to know my video is useful to you!
Hi Anne Marie I'm find your channel last week and I'm so happy for that, your lessons is very useful
Thanks so much for watching, na ka! I'm thrilled you found my channel and am glad you're enjoying my lessons! 😀
You are amazing thatcher English words can’t describe how I admire your catchy method
My warm greeting from Saudi Arabia
Thank you so much. I appreciate it and I'm glad to know my lessons are helpful.
Hey! My name is Sona. How can I get your lessons? Thank you!
Hi, Sona! You can get free training from me + my weekly Confident English emails every Wednesday by going to speakconfidentenglish.com/courses
You can get free training from me + my weekly Confident English emails every Wednesday by going to speakconfidentenglish.com/courses
👍👍Thank you so much for the conversation strategies by which I am sure I will be able to speak English with confidence 🙏🙏
Thank you. Mindset and Open qusetion are very good for me. Q1.Use Mindset to ask. Q2. Use open question Q3. Be genuine
Great presentation, thanks Annemarie🙏
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Thankyou
As always thank you for this interesting video, Annemarie!
Networking its a new modern love, conversation its all about questioning and questioned😍