Have You Heard These 15 'NO' Phrases Before?

您听过这15个“不”言辞吗?

Espresso English Podcast

2025-12-05

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🎁 Download Free lesson PDF 😃 Everyday English Speaking Courses ✨ Espresso English ACADEMY Beyond just saying "no," English speakers use a variety of informal expressions. This video will help you to learn English by teaching you 15 common "no" phrases that native speakers use in everyday English conversation.  You'll learn exactly when to use these English phrases - so you can become a more fluent English speaker. Make sure to check out our other videos to improve your English speaking! Now you know 15 informal 'no' expressions to help your English sound more natural. Were any of them new to you? Which one is your favorite? Tell me in the comments, and try using it in your own sentence for practice. And if you want to level up your English speaking, come join my Everyday English Speaking Course. Inside, you'll practice hundreds of real-life phrases —so you can speak naturally confidently in any situation. We'll even give you personal feedback on recordings of your spoken English.
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  • Hi, and welcome to the Espresso English podcast,

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  • My name is Shayna, and I'm the teacher at Espresso English.

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  • Let's get started with today's lesson.

  • In English, we don't just say no as the opposite of yes.

  • We also say phrases like no dice, no biggie, no way, no contest, and a lot more.

  • These informal expressions are super common in everyday conversations,

  • but most English learners never learn them.

  • So today I'll teach you 15 no phrases that native speakers use so you can not only understand them,

  • but also use them confidently in the right situations.

  • Before we get started,

  • I highly recommend downloading your free lesson PDF by clicking on the link in the video description.

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  • That's a great way to make sure you won't forget any of the expressions we're learning.

  • Let's jump in.

  • There's no time to waste.

  • Number one, no big deal or no biggie.

  • These expressions are used in response to a problem to say that the problem is not a big one.