Debates: give reasons and win respect

In my view, the benefits are bigger than the problems.

Say it: in my VYOO, the BEN-i-fits ar BIG-er than the PROB-lemz

मेरे विचार में, फ़ायदे समस्याओं से ज़्यादा हैं।

The main reason is that it saves time.

Say it: the MAYN REE-zun iz that it SAYVZ TYM

मुख्य कारण यह है कि इससे समय बचता है।

That's a fair point, but we also need to think about safety.

Say it: thats a FAIR POYNT, but wee AWL-soh need to THINK a-BOWT SAYF-tee

यह सही बात है, पर हमें सुरक्षा के बारे में भी सोचना होगा।

I see what you mean. However, the numbers tell a different story.

Say it: ai SEE wot yoo MEEN. how-EV-er, the NUM-berz tel a DIF-rent STOR-ee

मैं आपकी बात समझता हूँ। फिर भी, आँकड़े कुछ और कहते हैं।

Although phones can distract students, they can also help them learn.

Say it: awl-THOH FOHNZ kan dis-TRAKT STOO-dents, thay kan AWL-soh HELP them LURN

हालाँकि फ़ोन छात्रों का ध्यान भटका सकते हैं, पर वे सीखने में मदद भी कर सकते हैं।

Do not use "but" after "although". Say "Although X, Y", not "Although X, but Y".

It seems to me that most people would agree with a middle path.

Say it: it SEEMZ to mee that MOHST PEE-pul wud a-GREE with a MID-ul PAATH

मुझे लगता है कि ज़्यादातर लोग बीच का रास्ता मानेंगे।

Hedging: "It seems to me", "in most cases", "probably" make you sound fair, not unsure.