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Eight scenarios to handle tough talks

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Froggy Jumps Speak Easy: Quick Communication StrategiesVersión en línea Eight scenarios to handle tough talks por Angie Guerra 1 University life: In a group chat, a classmate uses fast slang about a deadline. Which phrase helps you ask for repetition or clarification without stopping the flow? a Could you repeat that, please? b Do you mean ___? c How do you say ___ in English? 2 Hobbies: You miss a sentence about a favorite band and want them to rephrase. a Do you mean ___? b Could you explain that? c Could you repeat that, please? 3 Music: You didn’t catch the name of a song. Which option helps you ask for the word or title? a Do you mean ___? b How do you say ___ in English? c Could you repeat that, please? 4 Movies: The film plot is unclear; you want to confirm your understanding. Which strategy fits best? a Could you repeat that, please? b How do you say ___ in English? c Do you mean ___? 5 Social media: A post uses a new term you don’t know. Which choice helps you get the word? a Could you explain that? b How do you say ___ in English? c Do you mean ___? 6 Travel: A local explains a route quickly; you want him to clarify the steps. a Do you mean ___? b Could you explain that? c Could you repeat that, please? 7 Food: At a restaurant you don’t hear the dish name. Which is best to ask about the word? a Could you repeat that, please? b How do you say ___ in English? c Do you mean ___? 8 Everyday talk: A friend uses a pronoun you’re unsure about; you need confirmation of meaning. a Could you repeat that, please? b How do you say ___ in English? c Do you mean ___? 9 Interview light touch: You’re chatting about a topic but miss a detail. Which strategy helps you keep conversation going? a Could you repeat that, please? b Do you mean ___? c Could you explain that? 10 Journalism touch: You hear a reporter term you don’t know; you ask for the word. a How do you say ___ in English? b Do you mean ___? c Could you explain that?

Froggy Jumps

Speak Easy: Quick Communication StrategiesVersión en línea

Eight scenarios to handle tough talks

por Angie Guerra

University life: In a group chat, a classmate uses fast slang about a deadline. Which phrase helps you ask for repetition or clarification without stopping the flow?

Could you repeat that, please?

Do you mean ___?

How do you say ___ in English?

Hobbies: You miss a sentence about a favorite band and want them to rephrase.

Do you mean ___?

Could you explain that?

Could you repeat that, please?

Music: You didn’t catch the name of a song. Which option helps you ask for the word or title?

Do you mean ___?

How do you say ___ in English?

Could you repeat that, please?

Movies: The film plot is unclear; you want to confirm your understanding. Which strategy fits best?

Could you repeat that, please?

How do you say ___ in English?

Do you mean ___?

Social media: A post uses a new term you don’t know. Which choice helps you get the word?

Could you explain that?

How do you say ___ in English?

Do you mean ___?

Travel: A local explains a route quickly; you want him to clarify the steps.

Do you mean ___?

Could you explain that?

Could you repeat that, please?

Food: At a restaurant you don’t hear the dish name. Which is best to ask about the word?

Could you repeat that, please?

How do you say ___ in English?

Do you mean ___?

Everyday talk: A friend uses a pronoun you’re unsure about; you need confirmation of meaning.

Could you repeat that, please?

How do you say ___ in English?

Do you mean ___?

Interview light touch: You’re chatting about a topic but miss a detail. Which strategy helps you keep conversation going?

Could you repeat that, please?

Do you mean ___?

Could you explain that?

Journalism touch: You hear a reporter term you don’t know; you ask for the word.

How do you say ___ in English?

Do you mean ___?

Could you explain that?

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University life: In a group chat, a classmate uses fast slang about a deadline. Which phrase helps you ask for repetition or clarification without stopping the flow?

Hobbies: You miss a sentence about a favorite band and want them to rephrase.

Music: You didn’t catch the name of a song. Which option helps you ask for the word or title?

Movies: The film plot is unclear; you want to confirm your understanding. Which strategy fits best?

Social media: A post uses a new term you don’t know. Which choice helps you get the word?

Travel: A local explains a route quickly; you want him to clarify the steps.

Food: At a restaurant you don’t hear the dish name. Which is best to ask about the word?

Everyday talk: A friend uses a pronoun you’re unsure about; you need confirmation of meaning.

Interview light touch: You’re chatting about a topic but miss a detail. Which strategy helps you keep conversation going?

Journalism touch: You hear a reporter term you don’t know; you ask for the word.