Do you worry that you don't know the right things to say for certain types of situation?

你是否擔心自己不知道在某些情況下該說些什麼？

Whether you're in a debate, a work meeting, or just chatting with friends, the right phrases can make all the difference.

無論是在辯論、工作會議中，還是在與朋友聊天時，正確的用語都能讓一切變得不同。

So in this video, I will give you 30 essential phrases that you can use to express your thoughts clearly and fluently.

所以在這部影片中，我將向你介紹 30 個基本短語，你可以用它們清晰流暢地表達自己的想法。

We have four categories of phrases for different types of situation, so let's get started with the first category, which is casual phrases for informal conversations.

我們有四類短語適用於不同的情況，讓我們從第一類短語開始，即適用於非正式會話的休閒短語。

These phrases are commonly used in everyday conversations with friends, family, or people you're comfortable with.

這些短語常用於與朋友、家人或您熟悉的人的日常對話中。

First up, we have I guess.

首先是我猜。

It's like saying I think or I suppose.

就像說 "我認為 "或 "我想 "一樣。

For example, I guess we could go to the cinema next weekend instead.

比如，我想下週末我們可以改去電影院。

Next, I feel like.

接下來，我覺得。

A casual way to express your feelings towards something.

隨意表達對某事感受的方式。

For example, I feel like we should save our money and stay in tonight.

比如，我覺得我們應該省下錢，今晚就住在家裡。

To be honest, this is a very common phrase that's used all the time in casual conversation.

老實說，這是一個很常見的短語，在閒聊中經常用到。

For example, to be honest, I didn't really enjoy the party last night.

比如，老實說，我並不太喜歡昨晚的聚會。

If you ask me.

要我說。

Another casual phrase giving your opinion.

又是一個隨意的短語，表達了你的觀點。

Well, if you ask me, it's better to take the day off work if you're feeling sick.

要我說，身體不舒服還是請一天假比較好。

Personally, I think.

我個人認為。

Personally is another really common word that's used in casual conversations.

"個人認為 "是另一個在閒聊中常用的詞。

It can sometimes be used in more formal conversations as well.

有時也可用於更正式的對話中。

So this one could be both.

所以，這個人可能兩者兼而有之。

For example, personally, I think the first dress looked better on you.

比如，我個人認為第一件衣服穿在你身上更好看。

I'd say.

我會說。

Another casual way of saying what you think.

另一種隨意的表達方式。

I'd say we should meet at seven instead of six.

我覺得我們應該在七點見面，而不是六點。

And the final one for this category, a really common word.

這個類別的最後一個詞，是一個非常普通的詞。

I reckon.

我認為。

It's just another way of saying I think, but it's more casual and informal.

這是 "我認為 "的另一種說法，但更隨意、更非正式。

For example, I reckon you should call your sister and apologize.

比如，我覺得你應該給你姐姐打電話道歉。

Moving on to the next category, which is polite phrases for formal situations.

下一類是正式場合的禮貌用語。

These are ideal for professional or formal situations where you want to sound respectful and polite when giving your opinion.

在專業或正式場合，您希望在發表意見時顯得恭敬而有禮貌，而這正是您的理想選擇。

The first one is I believe.

第一個是我認為。

For example, I believe this strategy will help improve our overall efficiency.

例如，我相信這一戰略將有助於提高我們的整體效率。

So I believe a more formal way of saying I think.

所以，我相信 "我認為 "是一種更正式的說法。

From my point of view.

在我看來。

From my point of view, the proposal needs more research before we can proceed.

在我看來，該提案需要更多的研究才能繼續進行。

It seems to me this is quite a soft way of giving your opinion.

在我看來，這種表達意見的方式太軟弱了。

For example, it seems to me that we should reconsider the timeline for this project.

例如，在我看來，我們應該重新考慮這個項目的時間表。

Next, as far as I'm concerned, a really useful phrase for professional and formal situations.

接下來，在我看來，這是一個在專業和正式場合非常有用的短語。

It also gives your opinion in quite a strong but still polite way.

它還能以一種相當強烈但仍不失禮貌的方式表達您的意見。

As far as I'm concerned, the current plan addresses all key issues.

在我看來，目前的計劃已經解決了所有關鍵問題。

In my experience, for example, in my experience, a collaborative approach tends to produce the best results.

以我的經驗為例，根據我的經驗，合作的方式往往能產生最好的結果。

I would argue that again, a bit more of a strong way of giving your opinion, but it is still respectful and polite.

我又要反駁了，這種表達意見的方式更強烈一些，但仍然是尊重和禮貌的。

I would argue that investing in employee training is crucial for long term growth.

我認為，投資於員工培訓對長期發展至關重要。

Another very common one, in my opinion, in my opinion, the client's feedback should be prioritized.

另一個很常見的問題是，在我看來，應該優先考慮客戶的反饋意見。

And the last one in this category, from where I stand, this is like saying from my point of view or from my perspective.

這一類中的最後一個，從我的立場來看，這就像是說從我的觀點或我的角度來看。

For example, from where I stand, the decision to expand into new markets is a positive step.

例如，在我看來，決定拓展新市場是積極的一步。

If you're enjoying this video and you're finding these phrases useful, please take a moment to hit that like button and subscribe to my channel.

如果你喜歡這部影片，並覺得這些短語有用，請按讚並訂閱我的頻道。

I've got lots more videos just like this with useful phrases to use in daily conversation.

我還有更多類似的影片，包含日常會話中的實用短語。

Now let's get back to the video with our next category.

現在，讓我們回到下一個類別的影片。

Diplomatic phrases or phrases to soften your opinion.

外交用語或軟化意見的用語。

These are perfect when you want to express that you disagree with someone, but you don't want to be too forceful and you still want to be polite.

當你想表達你不同意某人的觀點，但又不想過於強硬，同時又想保持禮貌時，這些都是完美的選擇。

The first one, I'm not sure I agree.

第一個，我不太同意。

This is much more polite than simply saying I disagree.

這比簡單地說 "我不同意 "要禮貌得多。

It's softened.

它語氣更柔軟。

I'm not sure I agree.

我不太同意。

For example, I'm not sure I agree with your assessment of the situation.

例如，我不太同意你對形勢的評估。

I see your point, but...

我明白你的意思，但是......

This is good for acknowledging someone's idea, but then giving an opposing one.

這很適合在肯定別人的想法後，提出反對意見。

I see your point, but I think there are other factors we need to consider.

我明白你的意思，但我認為我們還需要考慮其他因素。

That's a valid point, but...

這個觀點有道理，但是......

Again, when you want to acknowledge what someone said, but then disagree or give an alternative point of view.

同樣，當你想承認別人說過的話，但又不同意或提出其他觀點時。

That's a valid point, but we also need to think about the long-term impact.

這是有道理的，但我們也需要考慮長期影響。

Next, I understand where you're coming from, but...

接下來，我理解你的想法，但是......

Again, we're acknowledging someone's idea.

我們又一次承認了別人的想法。

We're even saying that we understand their point, but we are going to give a conflicting point of view.

我們甚至可以說，我們理解他們的觀點，但我們要提出一個相互矛盾的觀點。

I understand where you're coming from, but we should review the budget before making a decision.

我理解你的想法，但我們應該先審查預算，然後再做決定。

Another similar one, you have a point, but I feel...

另一個類似的問題，你說得有道理，但我覺得...

For example, you have a point, but I feel we should explore alternative solutions first.

例如，你說得有道理，但我覺得我們應該先探討其他解決方案。

A phrase we can use when we sort of agree with someone, but we also want to give an alternative idea.

當我們有點同意某人的觀點，但又想表達另一種想法時，我們可以使用這個短語。

I partly agree with you, but...

我部分同意你的觀點，但是......

For example, I partly agree with you, but I think we need to look at the numbers more closely.

例如，我部分同意你的觀點，但我認為我們需要更仔細地研究這些數字。

The next phrase you can use when you simply want to disagree with someone, but you want it to be respectful.

下一個短語是，當你只是想表達對某人的不同意見，但又希望得到尊重時可以使用的短語。

I don't completely agree with that.

我不完全同意這種說法。

For example, I don't completely agree with that suggestion, as it might be risky in the current market.

例如，我並不完全同意這個建議，因為在目前的市場上，這樣做可能會有風險。

And finally, when you want to acknowledge what someone said, but add a further point to the argument.

最後，當你想承認別人說過的話，但又想進一步補充論點時。

I can see that, but I'd also like to add...

我明白這一點，但我還想補充一點......

For example, I can see that, but I'd also like to add that customer satisfaction is a key priority.

例如，我明白這一點，但我還想補充一點，即客戶滿意度是重中之重。

Moving on to our final category, which is strong opinion phrases.

最後一類是強烈的意見短語。

These phrases can be used when you want to express a very strong or firm belief that you have about something.

當您想表達對某事的強烈或堅定信念時，可以使用這些短語。

These would be great if you're in a debate situation, but could also be used in a professional setting, or even in casual conversation if you're discussing some kind of issue with friends.

如果您在辯論場合使用這些句子，效果會非常好，但也可以在專業場合使用，甚至在與朋友討論某個問題的閒聊中使用。

Here's the first one.

這是第一個。

I'm convinced that...

我相信...

For example, I'm convinced that this strategy will lead to significant growth.

例如，我堅信這一戰略將帶來顯著增長。

This phrase shows that you have a very strong conviction in your idea.

這句話表明你對自己的想法有著非常堅定的信念。

You're convinced, meaning you're very, very sure.

你深信不疑，也就是說你非常非常肯定。

I'm certain that...

我確信...

Another phrase with the same meaning.

意思相同的另一個短語。

You're very sure about something.

你對某些事情非常確定。

For example, I'm certain that the team will deliver the project on time.

例如，我確信團隊會按時完成項目。

I have no doubt that...

我毫不懷疑...

I have no doubt that our product will be successful in the market.

我堅信，我們的產品一定會在市場上取得成功。

Another similar one.

還有一個類似的。

I'm absolutely sure that...

我絕對相信...

I'm absolutely sure that investing in new technology will benefit the company.

我絕對相信，投資新技術會給公司帶來好處。

It's clear to me that...

我很清楚...

It's clear to me that we need to improve our customer service approach.

我很清楚，我們需要改進客戶服務方法。

This phrase can be used when you're using the evidence around you to come to a decision about something that you feel very sure about.

當你利用身邊的證據對某件事情做出決定時，可以使用這個短語。

It's clear to me that...

我很清楚...

I strongly feel that...

我強烈認為...

By adding the word strongly in front of feel, it emphasises your very strong opinion about something.

在 feel 前面加上 strongly 一詞，就強調了你對某事非常強烈的看法。

I strongly feel that reducing the working week would improve productivity.

我強烈認為，縮短工作周可以提高生產率。

Another similar one.

還有一個類似的。

I'm positive that...

我肯定...

Meaning I'm really sure or I'm certain.

意思是我真的確定或我很肯定。

I'm positive that this partnership will be mutually beneficial for both parties.

我相信，這種合作關係將對雙方都有利。

And our final phrase,

最後一句話，

there's no question that...

毫無疑問...

Again, meaning that you are very, very sure about something.

意思是你對某件事非常非常確定。

There's no question that we need to increase our marketing efforts.

毫無疑問，我們需要加大營銷力度。

So now you have all the phrases you need to give your opinion in different situations.

現在，你已經掌握了在不同情況下發表意見所需的所有短語。

Let me know in the comments if you enjoyed this video, and if you want to continue by learning more useful phrases to use in everyday conversation, I recommend that you check out this video next.

如果您喜歡這段視頻，請在評論中告訴我；如果您想繼續學習更多日常會話中的實用短語，我建議您觀看下一部影片。