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The English we speak from bbclearningenglish.com so tonight's the night.
Neil, how do you feel?
A bit nervous, but mostly excited.
I've been practicing my speech all morning.
Just go out there, smile, and don't forget, mind your P's and Q's.
Eh?
I know how to spell fei fei.
You know what I mean?
Don't worry, I won't offend anyone.
Mind your P's and Q's is our phrase.
In the English we speak, if someone tells you to mind your p's and Q's,
they're telling you to be polite in a social situation and to be careful about what to say or do.
Fei Fei, I'm always on my best behaviour.
Now let me practise my speech and.
I'll play some examples.
Gang, gang, gang.
How many times have he told you to mind your p's and Q's when you're with your grandparents?
Grandma doesn't like that kind of language.