Lily Schengen | Remplacez "Désolé(e)" par "Merci"
April 28, 2023
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as posted by the channelIn this video, we'll explore the idea of replacing "sorry" with "thank you" in our communication. The speaker starts off by greeting their audience in French and then proceeds to talk about the word "sorry" and its negative connotations.
Instead of apologizing for something, what if we expressed gratitude for the other person's actions? For instance, instead of saying "sorry for bothering you", we could say "thank you for your help". This way, we shift the focus from our own mistakes to the positive impact the other person has had on us.
The speaker provides several examples of how we can use "thank you" instead of "sorry" in everyday situations, such as when we've talked too much, forgotten something, or arrived late. They argue that this way of communicating is not only more positive and appreciative, but it also empowers us to take responsibility for our actions and to recognize the good in others.
So, join us in this journey of positivity and gratitude! Don't forget to like and subscribe for more insightful videos.
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