The Power Phrase That Replaces “Sorry for My English” 💬

Описание: Stop apologizing for your accent. Today, you’re going to learn the exact power phrase that instantly commands respect and rewires how native speakers perceive your English. If you constantly type “sorry for my English” or freeze before speaking, this 29-minute episode is your permission slip to own your voice.

In Episode 28 of Learn English Method, we dismantle the psychology of apology-based communication and install high-status language patterns used by polyglots, diplomats, and top 1% non-native speakers. You’ll discover why “sorry” is secretly sabotaging your credibility and the one simple substitution that makes people lean in rather than tune out.

This is NOT a vocabulary list. This is a mindset shift disguised as grammar.

By the end of this video, you will never type “sorry for my English” again. Instead, you will command the room with phrases that signal confidence, clarity, and competence—even if you make mistakes.

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Why you must stop saying “sorry”
1:45 - Power Phrase #1: Thank you for your patience
4:30 - Power Phrase #2: I am still learning English
7:15 - Power Phrase #3: Could you please rephrase that?
10:00 - Power Phrase #4: Could you speak a little slower, please?
12:40 - Power Phrase #5: Could you spell that for me, please?
15:20 - Power Phrase #6: I am trying my best
18:05 - Real scenario: At a restaurant
20:30 - Real scenario: At the airport
22:45 - Real scenario: Job interview
25:10 - Your accent is beautiful
26:30 - Final review & practice
28:00 - Your 6-power-phrase challenge
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