067. Discourse Markers In Spoken English

so

междометие

/soʊ/ or /соу/

s

s

с

o

oʊ

оу

(Так!)

А!

used to show sudden understanding, surprise, or disagreement in response to new information

now then

фраза

/ˈnaʊ ðɛn/

( теперь)

итак

used to draw attention to what someone wants to say

mind you

междометие

/mˈaɪnd juː/

(слушай)

заметьте

Idiom

used to draw attention to what follows and ensure that the listener considers this new information

listen

междометие

/ˈlɪs.ən/ or /лис.ен/

l

l

л

i

ɪ

и

s

s

с

t

e

ə

е

n

n

н

(Слушайте)

Слушай

used to ask someone to listen carefully or pay close attention to what one is going to say

you see

междометие

/juː siː/

увидите

used to draw attention to a point or to emphasize a statement or explanation

like

междометие

/laɪk/ or /лайк/

l

l

л

i

aɪ

ай

k

k

к

e

типа

used as a filler in conversation, often to add emphasis, provide examples, or express approximation

anyway

наречие

/ˈɛ.ni.ˌweɪ/ or /е.ні.вей/

a

ɛ

е

n

n

н

y

i

і

w

w

в

a

e

е

y

ɪ

и

в любом случае

used when ending a conversation, or changing, or returning to a subject

still

наречие

/stɪl/ or /стил/

s

s

с

t

t

т

i

ɪ

и

ll

l

л

всё-таки

despite what has been said or done

on the other (hand)

наречие

/ɑːnðɪ ˈʌðɚ hˈænd ɔːɹ/

(в то же время)

с другой стороны

Collocation

used to introduce a contrasting aspect of a situation, especially when comparing it to a previous point

I mean

междометие

/aɪ miːn/

Я имею в виду

used in speech to provide emphasis, or to signal a pause in speech while the speaker gathers their thoughts