STOP SAYING "I DON'T KNOW"! Speak English like a native (9 alternatives)
The phrase "I don't know" may sound unprofessional and indifferent in some situations. Use these 9 alternatives to sound more like a native English speakers.
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(1) "That's a good question! I'll find out." If you want to sound professional when someone's asking you a question that you don't the answer to, use this phrase instead of "I don't know."
(2) "I have the exact same question." If you want to continue a friendly conversation, you can use this alternative.
(3) "I have no idea / I have no clue." You can use both “I have no clue” and “I have no idea” to express that you have no information/knowledge about something. They me…
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(1) "That's a good question! I'll find out." If you want to sound professional when someone's asking you a question that you don't the answer to, use this phrase instead of "I don't know."
(2) "I have the exact same question." If you want to continue a friendly conversation, you can use this alternative.
(3) "I have no idea / I have no clue." You can use both “I have no clue” and “I have no idea” to express that you have no information/knowledge about something. They me…
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