Hello everybody, my name is Coach Shane and welcome to easy English expressions.

You and me every day, come on, let's master English Hello everybody, welcome back to daily easy English expression.

Oh, today's expression is very nice.

Listen carefully.

Suit yourself. Suit yourself. Suit yourself.

Suit, S-U-I-T-E-T-R-T. suit yourself suit yourself suit yourself suit yourself suit s u i t yourself why oh you are s e l f suit yourself what does this mean it's a great

expression and it means do as you like. Do what you want. Now, sometimes this can be polite. You know, you can, so if your friend says, can I sit here, suit yourself. Can I have a hamburger at a restaurant? The waiter says,

suit yourself. So, so. Your brother says, suit yourself. That's fine. Suit yourself is not the

expression you should use in a business situation.

So if you're a waiter, a waitress, if you work at a hotel,

if you work at a store, in a business situation,

in a business meeting, suit yourself is not really that common.

It's not rude.

It's just not very polite. And of course, in a business

situation, at a restaurant, we would hope that people are polite. But if you came over to my house,

obviously you would be my friend and you said, Shane, can I have a Coke in your

refrigerator?

And I said, so yourself.

It means go ahead, no problem.

Okay?

Now also among friends, it can be negative.

For example, I recommend that you have milk, but you say, oh, no, Shane, I don't like milk.

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