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6 English Phrases for Saying No

6 English Phrases for Saying No

Let's take some time to learn some English phrases for saying no to someone when they ask us if we want to do something.

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✅ TRANSCRIPT:

Hey Bob the Canadian here, welcome to this English lesson. I was just outside and it's actually too cold outside right now and too windy to make a video out there. So we're going to do this one in the classroom today. It's a little bit, it's a little bit warmer in here and I think that will just go better.

In this English lesson what I think I'm going to do is talk about how to respond when someone asks you to do something in English that you don't want to do. So let's do that. Let's, let's look at, let's say 6 ways that you can respond to someone when they ask you if you want to do something and, and it's something that you're just, you're just not going to do. You're going to say no to them.

Well hey, Bob the Canadian here, learn English with Bob the Canadian. Welcome to this video. If this is your first time here don't forget to click the subscribe button below, give me a thumbs up if this video helps you learn English.

So sometimes in life people ask you if you want to do something and sometimes you want to say no. So in this video, let's look at some ways that you can say, "no".

For the first example let's imagine that a friend has asked if you want to go and see a movie. You could respond with the simplest way of declining. To decline is to say no. And that's to say, "No thanks!" or "No thank you!" So your friend says, "Would you like to go see a movie tonight?" And you could respond by saying, "No thanks!", or "No thank you!"

A second way that you could decline or say no to someone when they ask you if you would like to do something is to say, "I'm not interested." So let's say someone has asked you if you wanted to go out for dinner with them. You could say, "I'm not really interested tonight. I have a lot of other things going on." or "I'm not really interested at the moment. I'd rather do something else." So another way to say no is to say that you're not interested.

A third way to say no to someone is to say, "I'd rather not." So maybe someone says to you, "Would you like to go to the shopping mall. I'd like to go to the shopping mall and do some shopping. Would you like to come with?" And you could respond by saying, "I'd rather not." Which is another way of saying that you're not interested. I'd rather not go right now., I have other things that I need to do.” Or. “I'd rather not go because I'm not interested.” So if someone says to you in English, "I'd rather not." It, it means the same as saying no or that they're not interested.

A fourth way that you can let someone know that, that you don’t want to do something is to say, “I don’t want to.” So maybe someone says to you, “I’d like to go for a long drive out in the country. It’s a beautiful day.” You could say to them, “I don’t want to.” So you’re just expressing to them that it’s not something that interests you. It’s not something that you would like to do. So you would say to them, “No, sorry. I don’t want to. I don’t, I don’t want to go for a drive out in the country today.”

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