This is an All-Ears English Podcast of episode 1692, a fun and fresh way to say no thank you in English.

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forward slash subscribe. In this episode you'll learn one of the most natural and

common ways that native English speakers say that they don't need something. Listen in for

natural English today.

Hey Lindsey, can I get you a glass of water? I'm good. All right, good, well good, okay, good.

All right, good. I didn't want to get it for you anyway, just kidding. That's so weird,

right? For listeners, maybe they would have thought I would say no thank you or something like

that, but this is much more natural what I just said. It is very, very natural. So we're going to

be talking about this today because our listeners, CL asked us a question about when people say

I'm good. CL, again, we want to shout out to CL who is an amazing listener. So it's amazing

questions and it's listen to every episode. So again, thank you, CL. So amazing. I have a feeling

we have a couple of listeners out there who have listened to every single episode of Allers English.

So let us know who you are guys. Drop me an email, Lindsay at allersenglish.com. And if you've

listened to every episode, we will definitely announce your name on the show. That is amazing.

Awesome. Yeah, okay. So do we have a question? Should I read the question?

All right, go for it. All right. So CL says when someone offers you more food or drink, right?

I know. So the question is about when someone is offering you more food or drink.

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