Avoid Saying ‘WAIT’ - Use these English Phrases Instead! #shorts English Lessons With Ananya

We generally say WAIT, when asking people to stop or give you some time? But, it actually sounds direct and rude in English. In this short English lesson, I will teach some polite English phrases to ask someone to wait. These synonyms for wait will help you sound more polite in English. So, certainly use them.

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