Good Manner Words in English-RAPIDEX ENGLISH SPEAKING COURSE.

Good Manner Words in English-RAPIDEX ENGLISH SPEAKING COURSE.

https://www.gyanodhan.com/video/2B.%20Spoken%20English/Speak%20in%20English/27.%20Good%20Manner%20Words%20in%20English-RAPIDEX%20ENGLISH%20SPEAKING%20COURSE.mp4

Here are some Good Manner Words in English as commonly found in the Rapidex English Speaking Course:

Basic Good Manner Words & Phrases

1. Please – Used to make polite requests.
2. Thank you – Expressing gratitude.
3. Sorry – Apologizing for a mistake.
4. Excuse me – Used to get attention or when interrupting.
5. You’re welcome – A polite response to “Thank you.”
6. Pardon me – Asking for clarification or apologizing.
7. May I…? – Asking for permission.
8. Could you please…? – Making a polite request.
9. Nice to meet you – Greeting someone for the first time.
10. Have a great day – A polite farewell.

Good Manners in Conversation

• Speak politely and respectfully.
• Listen attentively when others speak.
• Do not interrupt while someone is talking.
• Use kind words and maintain a friendly tone.
• Greet people with a smile and a handshake if appropriate.

Would you like more examples or specific phrases from the Rapidex course?

Good Manner Words in English-RAPIDEX ENGLISH SPEAKING COURSE.

Here is a helpful list of “Good Manner Words in English” based on the style of the Rapidex English Speaking Course, ideal for building polite and respectful communication skills.

---

Good Manner Words in English – RAPIDEX Style

Basic Polite Words and Phrases:

---

Polite Sentences for Everyday Use:

1. May I come in, please? – क्या मैं अंदर आ सकता हूँ?

2. Could you help me, please? – क्या आप मेरी मदद कर सकते हैं?

3. Would you like some water? – क्या आप थोड़ा पानी लेंगे?

4. I beg your pardon. – माफ कीजिए, मैंने सुना नहीं।

5. That’s very kind of you. – यह आपकी बहुत कृपा है।

6. Please call me later. – कृपया मुझे बाद में कॉल करें।

7. It was a pleasure meeting you. – आपसे मिलकर खुशी हुई।

---

Tips from Rapidex Speaking Method:

• Always use please, thank you, and sorry in daily conversation.

• Use indirect polite forms:
  Instead of “Give me water” → say “Could you give me some water, please?”

• Practice intonation (speaking with the right tone) to sound more respectful.

---

Would You Like:

• A practice dialogue using these polite words?

• A worksheet or PDF for daily revision?

• The Hindi translation of a complete lesson from Rapidex?

Let me know — I can help you build your English the smart and polite way!