Offers & Requests
Learn how to ask for things and offer help politely!
Making Offers
Use these when you want to help someone or give them something.
Replying to Offers
Making Requests
Use these when you need someone to do something for you.
Replying to Requests
Don't be rude to waiters!
Too direct! (ដូចបញ្ជា)
Very polite! (គួរសមណាស់)
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Polite Requests movie
Watch Teacher Sopheak explain the difference between orders and polite requests. Listen to her intonation!
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Recent Questions
Yes, you can! "Can" is informal, so use it with your friends or family. But if you are talking to a stranger, a boss, or someone older, it is much safer and more polite to use "Could". handshake
If someone asks me for help, but I really don't have time, what is the best way to say no?
Just saying "No" is a bit harsh. It's better to say: "I'm sorry, I can't right now." or "I'd love to help, but I'm really busy." This shows you care but just don't have the time! timer
Is it rude to ask guests "Do you want water?"
It's not exactly "rude", but it is very casual. When you have guests in your home or at your office, it sounds much more welcoming and polite to say, "Would you like some water?" local_drink
Can I use "Can" instead of "Could"? Like "Can you open the door?"