How to sound polite using advanced English phrases

[@Englishwithkayla]

What was your favorite polite phrase from today’s lesson?

[@carloshumbertoalvesdemoura]

Thank You for your patience is my favorite.

[@slowlearner4341]

Thank you, Kayla. For my level of English these expressions are very appropriate to remember and use. And most of them might be slightly modified to every single situation.

[@มนัสเพลาขํา]

Thanks to
Kayla l have joy one lesson from you about idioms actually pop not enough you better have one idiom include explain with that or meaning full and clearly some time l am should be write down for clearly great thanks for teach.

[@bonnyguillen1424]

Thanks Kayla for your help. This was a truly great class for me to sound more natural as I speak English.

[@carloshumbertoalvesdemoura]

Hi Kayla! How are you doin? You are a great English teacher. You teach English very well. This video is freaking helpful. I like it. I like your videos very much. Happy Thursday!

[@octaviogamez1027]

Hi Teacher Kayla, hope you’re doing great
Mine was; let’s take a rain check
Herd ir so many times before but I couldn’t quite put my finger on it till now
Thanks so much for sharing

[@Englishwithkayla]

Wonderful! I'm so glad I was able to help you with that phrase

[@edgarromero1762]

Its very good

[@v_tomazoni]

Hi! What can I say before asking a sensitive question?

[@texastea5686]

Depends. You can say "excuse me, but...." or "I'm sorry to have to say this, but...."

[@cadu8037]

👏👏👏👏

[@izwan7853]

Sorry for the wait ,I want to be mindful of your time.👈There it is my favourite

[@Englishwithkayla]

It’s really respectful! You can even say “I want to be respectful of your time”

[@izwan7853]

🤓haha you're great.Okay I liked it

[@izwan7853]

I meant those were a big deal for me,thank you.

[@dedediah6375]

It's snowing there.

[@Tarels0825]

snow☺️

[@aquarius4953]

Come on ! British natives say ‘sorry’ one million times per day.