И так начнем
You know-Представляешь
It’s not easy to find a good job in a little city.
And stuff like that-И тому подобное
He likes expensive cars, women and stuff like that.
Believe me-Поверь мне
He is not a good person as you think, believe me:
Never mind-Да ничего, забудь
I was at the supermarket yesterday and forgot to…never mind.
Huh-Что, чего?
What did you say, huh, I can’t hear you?
В конце предложения переводится на русский язык как “не так ли”
It’s a beautiful weather today, huh?
Sort of-Как-то
He was sort of surprised.
Don’t you-Не так ли?
You like her, don’t you?
Примечание: данная фраза используется исключительно с глаголами в настоящее время, к которым она относится. В этом случае “like”. Для глаголов в прошедшем времени, есть другие конструкции.
Wait a sec-Ну подожди
Wait a sec, what was that sound?
Wait a sec, are you lying to me again?
Wait a sec, you touched my stuff again?
No way-Не может быть/Да ты что?
He bought a Rolls Royce Phantom, no Way!
Anyway-Неважно/В прочем
Anyway, what did you do today?
Just-Просто
He’s just stupid.
She’s just too .
Слово Филлер “Just” в этом смысле используется исключительно перед прилагательными!
Oh yes-Да, я вспомнил
What did I say? oh yes, the car was yesterday at the petrol station.
Um-Ем
Um…I think that we should start with the boxes then go to the bottles.
I guess-Мне кажется
You look tired. Are you sick? No. I am just sad, I guess.
Literally-Буквально/Безусловно
A supermarket literally means a a big market.
He missed the train literally by a few second.
I was literally surprised when I saw her in front of the shop.
Well-Ну
I’ll write her a message. Well, I’ll better call her.
Actually-На самом деле
I don’t remember the name of the train station. Actually, I don’t know it’s name.
How shall I put it-Как тебе сказать?
Finding a big and beautiful house at a cheap price is so difficult. Well, how shall I put it, It’s just impossible.
So-Ну/И так
So, what are you going to do now?
You see-Ну видишь!
You see, things aren’t always that easy.
By the way-Кстати
By the way, did you buy a new car.
To be honest-Честно говоря
To be honest, I don’t like her.
To be honest, I don’t want to to do that.
To be honest, I don’t want to to go there.
Exactly-Конечно/Да, это точно
A: he is really crazy.
B: yes, exactly.
Basically-В принципе/Проще говоря/В основном/Как правило//Короче
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The two TVs are basically the same.
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He basically doesn’t know anything about it.
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It’s basically simple.
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He basically reads a lot.
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Well, basically, i’ll call and ask about the price.
Certainly-Это правда
A: this product is too expensive.
B: yes, certainly.
I mean-Я хочу сказать
This car is too expensive. I mean it’s not just worth it.
Kind of-Вроде/Типо
He was kind of trying to help.
He is kind of happy with his new job.
Это выражения часто используется в сокращенной форме “kinda”.
In a word-Короче
In a word, we’ll mett in half an hour.
If I’m not mistaken–Если я не ошибаюсь
If I’m not mistaken, there was a little shop there.
After all–В конце концов
Not everything is lost. After all, you still have a good job.
Don’ be angry with him. After all he is your friend.
If we will need money, we can after all take a loan. (взять кредит).
The thing is that–Дело в том, что
The thing is that she doesen’t like mice.
In other words–Другими словами
In other words, he’s totally crazy.
As for me–Что меня касается
As for me, I prefer going to the beach that staying at home on a sunny day.
As far as I know – Насколько я знаю
As far as I know he works as a teacher now.
Absolutely–Абсолютно/полностью
I absolutely agree.
He is absolutely wrong.