In this podcast episode, the host delves into a conversation between two British colleagues, focusing on one providing negative feedback about a report. The discussion emphasizes how British speakers often use indirect language to soften their critiques, incorporating phrasal verbs like "been through," rising intonation, and expressions such as "kind of" or "sort of." Listeners will gain valuable insights on how to navigate this communication style, including tips on recognizing key adjectives in softened feedback and using phrases like "I'm happy to..." and "let's take it from there" to respond effectively.
