Speak Better English with Harry
Speak Better English with Harry | Episode 410
Dec 21, 2022
Learn polite ways to express dislike in English, such as 'not tickle my fancy' and 'I can't stand that type of movie'. Get advanced English phrases for gracefully declining invitations and expressing disinterest. Explore humorous anecdotes about movie dates and learn how to communicate effectively in English.
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Quick takeaways
- Polite phrases like 'It's not my thing' can help politely decline in conversations.
- Express stronger dislikes with phrases like 'I can't stand that' or 'I loathe that' in familiar settings.
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Polite ways to express dislike to acquaintance
When interacting with people you don't know well and need to politely decline, there are several phrases you can use. For instance, you could say 'It's not my thing' to explain a lack of interest. Another option is 'I'm not into that' or simply 'I'm not a fan' to convey your feelings without being negative. Using phrases like 'It's not my cup of tea' or 'I'd rather not' can help you decline gracefully and respectfully, allowing you to maintain a polite demeanor even when stating your preferences.
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