Phrases where it sounds like English people sound like they agree but don't
That's not bad - surprisingly good
I'll bear it in mind - I don't really care about your idea
I'd love to but - I don't want to
That's a brave choice - it's too extreme (e.g. clothes)
(negative context)
Oh, by the way - what the person really thinks is important is coming up
I hear what you're saying - they don't really, they disagree
With the greatest respect (then words follow) - they don't respect you at all
I was a bit disappointed - probably upset or raging (angry)
Have a nice day (especially in emails, passive-aggressive)
Cutting, brutal humour (irony)
Self-deprecating humour (self-deprecation)
I'll bear it in mind - I don't really care about your idea
I'd love to but - I don't want to
That's a brave choice - it's too extreme (e.g. clothes)
(negative context)
Oh, by the way - what the person really thinks is important is coming up
I hear what you're saying - they don't really, they disagree
With the greatest respect (then words follow) - they don't respect you at all
I was a bit disappointed - probably upset or raging (angry)
Have a nice day (especially in emails, passive-aggressive)
Cutting, brutal humour (irony)
Self-deprecating humour (self-deprecation)
🇬🇧The bouncer
(British word for security guard)
- is a real thing especially back in the past. No trainers, no bags, no shorts, no checky shirts etc etc
(British word for security guard)
- is a real thing especially back in the past. No trainers, no bags, no shorts, no checky shirts etc etc
- 6 egg yolks
- 6 level tbsp sugar (about 120 g)
- 500 g mascarpone, cold
- 500 g cold 33% whipping cream( heavy cream)
- 250–300 ml strong coffee, cooled
- 250–300 g ladyfingers
- cocoa powder for dusting
- 6 level tbsp sugar (about 120 g)
- 500 g mascarpone, cold
- 500 g cold 33% whipping cream( heavy cream)
- 250–300 ml strong coffee, cooled
- 250–300 g ladyfingers
- cocoa powder for dusting
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