Preface 2
This book's structure and characters 12

1 Emotions and five senses

1-1 Subtle expressions of emotion: happy/angry 16
1-2 Subtle expressions of emotion Sad/happy 18
1-3 Feelings that you want to talk about but find difficult to express ① 20
1-4 Feelings that you want to say but find difficult to express ② 22
1-5 'Smile' classified by the way one laughs 24
1-6 'Crying' classified by crying style 26
28 'Healthy' and 'Tired' classified by degree 1-7
30 'fun' and 'not fun' classified by level 1-8
'Scary' 32 classified by degree 1-9
1-10 Various Smell Expressions 34
1-11 Various Sensations 36
1-12 'See' 38, classified by viewing method
1-13 Various expressions expressing sounds 40
Column 42 Expressions of Laughter Around the World
Gestures in English-speaking countries 44

2 Daily Life

2-1 Expressions for Everyday Actions: Grooming, Part 48
2-2 Expressions for Everyday Actions Holiday Edition 50
2-3 Expressions about Cleaning and Laundry 52
2-4 Names of stores and facilities… Title 54
2-5 Surprisingly Difficult to Talk About: 56 Daily Necessities
2-6 Electronic Products That Are Surprisingly Difficult to Talk About 58
60 words indicating time zones 2-7
2-8 Surprisingly Difficult Weather Expressions 62
2-9 Expressions for Hobbies 64
2-10 Expressions Related to Smartphone Operation 66
2-11 Verbs and Adjectives Derived from SNS and Service Names 68
2-12 70 Surprisingly Unfamiliar English Expressions
2-13 Baby Talk in English 72
Column 74 Differences Between American and British English
Column English Names and Nicknames 76

3 dishes

3-1 Verbs Used in Cooking 80
3-2 Various expressions expressing 'cutting' 82
3-3 Various expressions expressing 'eat' 84
3-4 cuts of meat / meat doneness level 86
3-5 How to Call Various Meats 88
90 Seafoods Remembered as Sushi Ingredients
3-7 Expression of various textures 92
3-8 Adjectives that Describe Tastes That Are Surprisingly Difficult to Describe 94
96 'Delicious' and 'Unpalatable' according to the degree of 3-9
3-10 Kitchenware That's Surprisingly Difficult to Talk About 98
100 Table Manners You Should Know
Types of coffee… 102

4 Student Life and Making Friends

4-1 Various Schools 106
4-2 Various Subjects and Academics 108
4-3 Various school events 110
4-4 Office supplies and stationery that are surprisingly difficult to talk about 112
4-5 Various experimental apparatus 114
4-6 Key Vocabulary Related to Educational Issues 116
4-7 Various Tests 118
4-8 Various expressions for referring to friends 120
4-9 Adjectives Denoting Personality 122
4-10 Nouns that express personality… 124
4-11 126 Abbreviations Frequently Used in Daily Conversation
4-12 Commonly Used Abbreviations on the Internet / Various Humor 128
4-13 Various Children's Games 130
Column Differences in Grades by Country 132
134 Common Instagram Hashtags Worldwide

5. Body and Health

5-1 Body Parts and Organs That Are Surprisingly Difficult to Talk About 138
5-2 Surprisingly difficult to talk about parts of the hands and feet 140
5-3 Surprisingly Difficult to Talk About: Facial Parts 142
5-4 Adjectives Describing Body Types 144
5-5 Various Diseases… · Expressions for When You're Not Feeling Well 146
5-6 Various injuries 148
5-7 Various hospital departments 150
5-8 Hospital Expressions 152
5-9 Various Physiological Phenomena 154
5-10 Exercise-Related Expressions 156
column Various phobias 158
Column English Emoticon List 160

6. Fashion

6-1 Various Hairstyles and Beards 164
6-2 166 Useful Hair Salon Expressions to Know
6-3 Expressions about makeup 168
6-4 Adjectives about Fashion 170
6-5 Various Patterns and Designs 172
6-6 Dress code (formal/casual) 174
6-7 Korean-style English about fashion 176
Column Clothing and Shoe Size Chart 178
Column Traditional Costumes of the World 180

7 days · Business

7-1 Various positions and departments 184
Top 10 Future Careers for Elementary School Students (186)
7-3 Office Expressions 188
7-4 English News Key Vocabulary: Economy and Politics 190
7-5 English News Key Vocabulary: Environment and Society 192
7-6 Changing to Formal Expressions / Closing Greetings in Emails 194
7-7 Business Abbreviations 196
7-8 Surprisingly Unknown Symbols 198
7-9 Gender-Specific Alternative Expressions 200
How to read a phone number 202
How to write and read column dates 204

8 Math

8-1 Expressions Used in Mathematics 208
8-2 How to Read Numbers and Symbols 210
8-3 Various Plane Figures, Three-Dimensional Figures 212
8-4 Formula for Calculating Area and Volume 214
8-5 Circle and Line 216
8-6 Types of Graphs… and Their Uses 218
How to count large numbers 220
Column 222: Learning Logical Operations with Dolce Gabbana Perfume

9 animals

9-1 How to Call a Baby Animal 226
9-2 Animal names distinguished by gender… Title 228
9-3 Various expressions for representing a group of animals 230
9-4 Adjectives Derived from Animals 232
9-5 Poor animals used in swearing 234
9-6 Various Animal Cries 236
9-7 Animal Body Parts 238
Column like + animal idioms / Animal + preposition idioms 240
Column Comparative Expressions Using Animals 242
Index 244
Reference 255

The author was not originally good at English.
When I first went abroad in my twenties and couldn't even speak a word of English properly, I started learning English again out of the question, "What do I say in English?"
Instead of memorizing words, I learned them by understanding their meanings and contexts, and now, working at an Australian company, I'm able to naturally have everyday conversations in English.
This book contains all the know-how on 'real English words' that he discovered through trial and error.

"What do you say in English?" is the perfect book for those who find studying English difficult and boring.
It's useful to lightly flip through one page a day, or to look up expressions whenever you're curious about them.
It will provide a new experience for those who are just starting to learn English, as well as those who have tried many times but given up every time, to realize, "English can be this easy and fun."