# MLCLearning > We change your outlook on life ## Posts - [Feelings in English](https://mlclearning.com/feelings-in-english/): How to Express Your Feelings in English If you use a typical English dictionary, you’ll find that many words and phrases listed are not common in everyday, casual English. This post will help you identify words that native English speakers use on a daily basis to express how they feel; from hunger to fatigue. 1. I’m exausted Instead of simply saying “I’m tired” you can emphasize your feeling by using the word “exhuasted” which basically means: to be extremely tired. You may or not be tired to the level of exhaustion, but native speakers like to exagerage their feelings when […] - [Common English Words Heard in an Office](https://mlclearning.com/common-english-words-heard-in-an-office/): If you happen to start work in an office where English is the primary language, you may want to know a few commonly used words for everyday objects in an office. Some objects may either have a different prounciation from your native language. Laptop Flash drive Headphones Coffee cup / mug Briefcase / suitecase Monitor Router Watching the video below, from the Instagram account to hear the pronunciations.   View this post on Instagram A post shared by Manchester Languages Center (@mlc.learning) - [Common English Sayings](https://mlclearning.com/common-english-sayings/): Commonly Used English Sayings in Casual English I’m done – Call it a day. This is used when you’re finished working or done with a particular activity and you’re ready to go home. Your friends might ask you “what’s up” or “what are you going to do now,” you can then reply that you are going to call it a day. Can’t control  / overwhelming – Getting out of hand. When you are feeling like the situation is a overwhelming, and you can’t control it any longer.  For example, if you’re at a large gathering and cannot control your guests’ […] - [Sound Like a Native](https://mlclearning.com/sound-like-a-native/): English vs. Manglish If you’re living in Malaysia or nearby or another nearby Southeast Asian country, you may gotten used to using some shortcuts or slang words that we don’t use in the west. While these words are quick and convenient to use while speaking to a local Malaysian or Singaporean, you may want to switch to words or phrases more commonly spoken in western countries if you come across foreigners from the U.S. or U.K. Can lah – If you want to emphasis that someone is allowed to do something, you can say: “Oh sure you can!” Got meh […] - [Easy Business English](https://mlclearning.com/easy-business-english-1/): Start-up: a brand new business or idea. The term start-up is new to the 21st century and gives the feeling of an exciting new, and potentially rich, idea. Lately, there are various new shows and movies based on start-up businesses which inspire others to follow their own business dream. You might say: “I have a great idea! Let’s build a start-up together. Touch base: to meet and talk about. This term is used when you’re working on the same project with someone. The term more descriptly means that you will meet and talk about work or a particular idea or […] - [Introducing Yourself](https://mlclearning.com/introducing-yourself/): Introducing yourself in English to a native speaker can be quite an intimidating task. The English you learn from books and what’s spoken amongst friends is quite different. Additionally, making new friends in a semi-casual way has its own set of expressions. Different countries also tend to have their own opening phrases – here I’m going to explain a few common phrases for meeting people specifically in the United States. 1. “Hi, how’s your day going?” Asking a stranger about their day may seem a little bit too friendly from the perspective of another culture, but it’s actually quite common […] ## Pages - [Refund Terms](https://mlclearning.com/refund-terms/):   Refund Terms I. Visa fees are not refundable. II. The cancellation of the contract can only be applied within the first 7 days of signing the Enrollment Contract. III. In the event of a cancellation request, the Institution will undertake an internal review (30 days). The Institution will inform students of any decision either in writing or in person. IV. All cancellation applications must include a completed Refund Application Form, as well as all receipts and contracts. 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