11 ENGLISH PHRASES YOU SHOULD NEVER SAY TO A STRANGER

By watching this video lesson, you will learn 11 English phrases that you must never say to a stranger.

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11 ENGLISH PHRASES YOU SHOULD NEVER SAY TO A STRANGER

1. “How old are you?”

• Reason: It is considered impolite to ask a stranger about their age.

2. “How much do you weigh?”

• Reason: This is a personal question that can make people uncomfortable.

3. “How much money do you make?”

• Reason: Discussing finances is generally considered inappropriate.

4. “Why don’t you have kids?”

• Reason: This can be a sensitive topic for some people.

5. “You look tired.”

• Reason: This might imply that they look bad or unwell.

6. “You’ve put on weight.”

• Reason: Commenting on someone’s body is considered rude.

7. “Are you sick?”

• Reason: This could be seen as rude or intrusive.

8. “You’re too skinny.”

• Reason: Body shaming is never acceptable.

9. “I don’t care.”

• Reason: It shows disrespect and lack of interest.

10. “You don’t look like you’re from here.”

• Reason: This can make someone feel like an outsider.

11. “You don’t act like a typical [insert nationality/race].”

• Reason: This is a stereotype that can be offensive.

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