Can I have any other term instead of …………….?

[winston]

Dear Sir/Madam,
Let’s consider that there are two very close friends. One of them says to the other that you have to have your food in time, because you are so weak. Also the same says “I am not an eligible person to advice you, because I am not having my food in right time. But as you are my intimate friend, I would like to suggest you. That’s all…………

Let’s leave it at that.

What I am asking is in this case “Can I have any other terms like unauthorized person, deserved instead of an eligible person?”

thanks
winston

[Casiopea]

What about?

I'm not the best person to be giving advice. I'm not eating well either.

[winston]

Originally Posted by Casiopea

What about?

I'm not the best person to be giving advice. I'm not eating well either.

Actually I asked about "I am not eating well"
But now I request you to give reply in both views.

thanks
winston

[Casiopea]

Winston, you asked, 'Can I have any other terms like unauthorized person, deserved instead of an eligible person?'

Try this wording,

I am not the best person to be giving advice.

All the best.

[sandhya.sha]

You can also say "I am not the right person to advise you."

[winston]

Originally Posted by Casiopea

Winston, you asked, 'Can I have any other terms like unauthorized person, deserved instead of an eligible person?'

Try this wording,

I am not the best person to be giving advice.

All the best.

ok, thank you

[winston]

Originally Posted by sandhya.sha

You can also say "I am not the right person to advise you."

thank you

[Ouisch]

You could also say, "I'm no expert, but....."

[winston]

Originally Posted by Ouisch

You could also say, "I'm no expert, but....."

thank you

[Casiopea]

Originally Posted by winston

ok, thank you

You're most welcome, winston.