Question of the Day: What other opposite phrasal verbs do you know? 😁Also, how many opposite phrasal verbs in today's lesson could you guess correctly? 😎
Yes it's really useful and you are quite . IAM following you from Germany IAM English teacher and improve my self all the time. My point of view that you will reach to thousands people I would share. Wish you all the best Best regards
Fantastic video . Another group verbs may be used --- Pick up > put down / let down Doze / drop / nod off > wake up / cheer up Set up > call off / wind up Eat in > take out / eat out Bring down > cheer up / lift up / to pull up . Come down with > get over / come round This is P. Malik from India. Thanks a lot.
Wow, thanks for your wonderful comment, Mahmoud🤩☺️. I am very glad that this phrasal verb lesson was so helpful for you🤗. I appreciate your kind words and wish you all the best 🌸.
Hello miss This is one of the best way of learning phrasal verbs. draw in and draw out breeze into somewhere and storm out of somewhere. keeping up with something and lagging behind of something. sail through and scrape through. picking up of wind and dying down of wind. take on and let go(in context of job) hold on and let go pass out and come round peck at, pick at, sip at and gobble down, wolf down, gulp down. put together and fall apart. lock in and lock out. let in and let out. slack off and slave away, beaver away. start out and end up. run out of and fill up with. chase down and chase up. scale down and scale up. step up and step down. turn to and turn away. gloss over and bear out, play up. thanks
Hello Hadi😎. Wow🤩. Thanks for your amazing addition of so many other excellent phrasal verb opposites🤗! I feel like I could make a whole new video on the topic just by using your well put together comment😁. I was especially happy to see many advanced opposite phrasal verbs in your list and smiled at how many you came up with connected to eating☺️. I can tell you've been studying really hard 👍🏻. Thank you for sharing 🌸.
Hi mam Thank you so much for your nice words. it really buck me up. I know it is a bumpy road, but I could press on in the hopes of learning more and more if you not leave me dry in the wake of achieving my goal. thanks
Hello Usamarajput 😁. Thanks for your kind words about this phrasal verb lesson and my teaching ☺️. I am glad to know you enjoyed this opposite video 🤗. I wish you all the best ✨.
Hi JeN！This is ‘ take two ’ ． Let me get on to “ Question of the Day ” ． Other opposite phrasal verbs I know are； ① get in ⇔ get out ② come in ⇔ come out ③ get into ⇔ get out of ④ get on ⇔ get off ⑤ squat down ⇔ stand up ⑥ take in ⇔ brush off ⑦ wake up ⇔ go out ⑧ turn on ⇔ turn off Would you do me a favour？ Please don't hesitate to give me blue pencil on my homework😅😅😅 ． I was able to guess only 12 opposite phrasal verbs correctly．The questions were quite difficult for me，but I really enjoyed the lesson as usual． Have a good one and take it easy！ Ikuo from Japan．
Hello again Ikuo 😎. Thanks for all your lovely and detailed comment ☺️. Great opposite phrasal verb examples... although number seven is only partly correct. I'd change it to 'be out' rather than 'go out'. But I see where you were going with that since we have the idiom 'to go out like a light.' 🤗 By the way, 60% is still a good score for knowing these opposite phrasal verbs 👍🏻. That means you only got 8 wrong. Try watching the lesson again in a few weeks and see if you can remember all 20 then 😉. Anyways, I am happy to read all your comments and am glad to hear that you enjoyed this phrasal verb lesson. Have a great week 🌸.
@@JeNsJyugyou Hi JeN！Thank you for the advice on phrasal verbs I sent you．As you mentioned，I took ‘ go out ’ from the idiom “ go out like a light ”． “ As Sarah was exhausted，she went out like a light last night ．” I think I was able to know the subtle difference between ‘go out ’ and ‘ be out ’ ．I'm sure to try watching the lesson again in a few weeks following your advice． Thanks again．Have a good one！ Ikuo from Japan．
I really appreciate the way you teach and explain. I recommend my students to follow your channel since I found your channel beneficial and effective. May God grant you more energy to make such videos!
I have been excited for this lesson especially if it comes from you, need much more like this teacher because it is easy to remember. I can't wait for the next video
Hi Rahmi 😁. I am extremely happy to hear that you enjoyed this phrasal verb lesson so much and found it useful👍🏻. I really appreciate your kind and uplifting comments 🤗. I wish you all the best ✨.
What a lovely brainteaser. Beautifully researched. I’d like to try and contribute three pairs: 1. Hold on/press on vs give in/up 2. Spring from vs lead to 3. Stick together vs fall out
Hello 🤗. Thank you for your lovely comment and for sharing some more phrasal verb opposites ☺️. I especially like your first and third examples 👍🏻. Sometimes studying English may be difficult and people feel like giving up, but I hope they will press on 💪. Take care 🌸.
Thank you for video, RING IN - to celebrate something new like New Year RING OUT - to celebrate the end of a special occasion, especially the end of a year, sometimes by ringing bells
Hi Rajibul 🤗. Thanks for watching and for your extremely kind comment☺️. I appreciate your encouragement and am so glad to hear that my English lessons are helpful ✨. Take care 🌸.
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Teacher Jen, I only could guess these following opposite phrasal verbs: Come down: opposite: to get over. Pick up: hang up. Drop off, nod off, doze off: wake up. Bring forward: to put off. Bring down: to cheer up. Work up: to calm down.
Hi Rodrigo😎. It is nice to hear from you. It is great that you already knew those six opposite phrasal verbs and I am glad that this lesson could teach you several others👍🏻. I recommend re-watching this video in a few weeks and seeing how many you can remember then😉. Hopefully you will get more next time🤗.
Hi JeN！This is ‘ take one ’． Spring has sprung 🌸🌸🌸．It's spring．Spring is here．Spring is upon us here in Japan． In Nagasaki，the cherry blossoms are expected to bloom on March 21st．The day falls on the spring equinox this year．In Japan，the Vernal Equinox Day is one of the national holidays．In addition to that，Japanese officials announced all COVID-19 restrictions in Tokyo and 17 areas will be lifted on March 21．So，I guess many people will enjoy cherry-blossom viewing from the day on in Nagasaki and other places．Cherry blossoms are a symbol of spring for Japanese people．Japanese people love cherry blossoms because they are transient and only bloom for a short period of time．Viewing cherry blossoms reminds me that life is short but beautiful． Ikuo from Japan． ➡To be continued to ‘ take two ’ ． Stay tuned！
Hi Ikuo 🌞. Happy Spring 🌸! It is so nice to hear more good news from you. I hope you will enjoy the beautiful cherry blossoms with your family. Being able to enjoy 'Hanami' is one of the many things I miss about living in Japan. I like your statement: "Viewing cherry blossoms reminds me that life is short but beautiful."🤩 Did you know that in Toronto's High Park we have some sakura trees which were donated by the Japanese government? The trees there don't bloom until late April or early May though, and the park becomes too crowded at that time😅. Actually the park was completely shut down for the last two years due to COVID, but similar to Japan, Ontario is starting to lift almost all restrictions. Personally, I think this is a bad idea. Cases continue to increase and a virus doesn't suddenly go away because you want it to. Eliminating masks in public places in dangerous in my opinion, so I will continue to wear one and do my best to stay away from others. I hope that you and your family will also continue to stay safe and healthy ✨. By the way, if you're interested in learning more Spring Vocabulary, you check out a lesson I made a few years ago: ruclips.net/video/-qRzw_QIvkA/видео.html 🌺. Take care 🤗.
@@JeNsJyugyou Hi JeN！Thank you for giving me a heartwarming reply ．I guess you have been having extremely busy days these days．Please take care of your health thoroughly！ Ikuo from Japan．
@@JeNsJyugyou Hello again JeN！I totally agree with you👍．Going out without a mask is a very daring deed indeed．Being kind to other people is essential for the life with COVID-19． Have a good one！ Ikuo from Japan．
Good afternoon Jen, unfortunately Things haven’t changed much from since we last spoke even if Aunt is doing so much better but she’s still not coping well with this war, we all hope it ends soon! I never really thought of other opposite phrasal verbs I knew but I think if that’s a phrase a verb to get up and lay down would be opposite or I probably know many more but it’s kind of hard to think with the situation going on! To break up and then to make up
Hi Lara ✨. I am glad to hear that your aunt is doing better. War is never easy for anyone, but I know that most people around the world are all together in hoping the situation in the Ukraine ends soon ❤️. Also, you are correct: get up vs lay down, and break up vs make up are both excellent sets of opposite phrasal verbs 👍🏻. Take care !
Where do you live? We’re living in the Netherlands, brand the war is effecting us too. The fuel ⛽️ prices are extremely high at this moment about €2,35 a liter. It’s crazy.
Move in or move out the apartment. Hurry up or stall. Apply or deny the job. Attack or defend yourself. Dirtying the building and cleaning it up again. Jump up or fall down. Getting down or cheering up. Starting up the day or calling it a day. Open the lights or closing the lights.
Hi Jafeth 😁. It is nice to hear from you again. I hope that everything is going well✨. Thanks for sharing some opposite expressions. Although some of them weren't phrasal verbs, they're good opposites. If you don't mind, I would like to give you a few small notes to help you improve even more: Actually, we don't use 'open' for lights, we use the opposite phrasal verbs 'turn on' and 'turn off'. apply for vs turn down (similar meaning as reject or deny, but we wouldn't say 'deny' a job. You can deny a person, or deny a request) mess up vs clean up I hope that helps 🤗. Take care ✨.
@@JeNsJyugyou thank you very much Jen. Thank you for asking how I’m doing. We’re doing well. Actually I’m not allowed to tell yet, but my wife is pregnant…. I’m going to be father again. 😁 I know what verbs are, but a little confused what phrasal verbs are? What’s the difference? And thank you for correcting me, I’ve got the feeling that I have to learn so many things yet. Especially the grammar. I try to remember things, but I’m forgetting a lot also. Hope I’ll ever get the swing of it. Like for example; when do you say “of” with one F and when do you use “off” with a dubbel FF?
Hi JeN！Let me change the subject． I know your warm-hearted husband，Tomo，is an enthusiastic fan of the Hanshin Tigers，right？ The Hanshin Tigers’ arch rival the Yomiuri Giants have acquired two players from Major League Baseball for the next season．Their names are Mat Shoemaker and Adam Walker．What a great combination，Shoemaker and Walker！I like it．Don't you like it？ I'm fond of puns，playing on words，and dad jokes．I'm not a fan of the Yomiuri Giants．However，I hope for their success． The NPB （Nippon Professional Baseball ) starts regular games on 25th of this month at Tokyo Dome and other five ballparks． Have a nice day！ Ikuo from Japan．
Hi Ikuo 😁. You're right, my husband is a huge baseball fan. Recently he became excited because the Toronto Blue Jays acquired a new Japanese played named Kikuchi Yusei ⚾️. The baseball news you shared is exciting too, and I loved your pun 😆. Have a great day ☀️.
@@JeNsJyugyou Hello JeN！Thank you for the feedback．I hope Yusei Kikuchi does a good job for the enthusiastic fans of Toronto Blue Jays．Have a nice day！Ikuo from Japan．
Hello Ahmed 😎. Thanks for your phrasal verb questions. If something is' turned around on you', it means that something you have said or done in the past is coming back and now being used against you negatively. As for to 'roll up on someone', being a white Canadian woman, I had never heard that expression before. However, I looked it up and it seems to be African-American slang meaning to sneak up on someone with the intention of causing them harm. I hope that helps 🤗.
Undoubtedly you're a good teacher, but you're very speedy... you lack in patience. Take little time in explaining well with 2-3 examples, at least. One's ears need to be alert all the time. Please relax and talk coolly...!!! Thanks!!
Question of the Day: What other opposite phrasal verbs do you know? 😁Also, how many opposite phrasal verbs in today's lesson could you guess correctly? 😎
thank you
Easy and clear. Thanks.
Well done
Great video, Thanks
My pleasure 😇. I am glad you liked it 😃!
Learning the opposite is an easier way to learn them, thank you teacher¡
thank you for these interesting videos
Hi Raddad ☺️. Thanks for your lovely comment 🤗. I am glad you like them 🤩.
Wonderful lesson
Thank you! 😃 I am glad you enjoyed this phrasal verb lesson 🤩.
Thank you 🙏
You’re welcome 😊. I hope this helps you with phrasal verbs ✨
It was very helpful indeed, thank you so much💜
Very useful lesson Thanks Madam
Hello Amith🤗. I am glad this phrasal verb lesson is helpful for you😁. You are welcome☺️.
Love you such a nice teacher and professional
Thank you😃! I am really glad my English lessons are so enjoyable for you 😊. I wish you all the best ✨.
Yes it's really useful and you are quite . IAM following you from Germany IAM English teacher and improve my self all the time. My point of view that you will reach to thousands people I would share.
Wish you all the best
Best regards
Thank you 🙏🏼 😊
My pleasure ☺️.
Many thanks for your video. Learning with opposite meaning at the same time is really very effective method.
Fantastic video .
Another group verbs may be used ---
Pick up > put down / let down
Doze / drop / nod off > wake up / cheer up
Set up > call off / wind up
Eat in > take out / eat out
Bring down > cheer up / lift up / to pull up .
Come down with > get over / come round
This is P. Malik from India.
Thanks a lot.
... so helpful...
Hi Fatmir 🤗. Thank you ☺️. I am so glad this opposite phrasal verbs lesson was helpful✨! I wish you all the best with your English studies 🌸.
Thanks Jen... this helped me alot...
Hi David ☺️. Thank you for your nice comment 🌸. I'm so glad to hear that this phrasal verb lesson helped you 🤗. I wish you all the best ✨.
thanks
You're welcome ☺️.
Nice and simple explanation.I don't know how to thank you,but all I can say you are are my idol.Go on.
Wow, thanks for your wonderful comment, Mahmoud🤩☺️. I am very glad that this phrasal verb lesson was so helpful for you🤗. I appreciate your kind words and wish you all the best 🌸.
Perfect. It's very clear. Thanks a lot for all your efforts.
I am extremely happy to hear that you enjoyed this phrasal verb lesson 🤩. Thank you🤗✨.
Nice when one eye about to close for less than one second adding extra beauty during your performance ♥️🌹
😊 Thank you. I am happy to hear you enjoyed it 😁.
Hello miss
This is one of the best way of learning phrasal verbs.
draw in and draw out
breeze into somewhere and storm out of somewhere.
keeping up with something and lagging behind of something.
sail through and scrape through.
picking up of wind and dying down of wind.
take on and let go(in context of job)
hold on and let go
pass out and come round
peck at, pick at, sip at and gobble down, wolf down, gulp down.
put together and fall apart.
lock in and lock out.
let in and let out.
slack off and slave away, beaver away.
start out and end up.
run out of and fill up with.
chase down and chase up.
scale down and scale up.
step up and step down.
turn to and turn away.
gloss over and bear out, play up.
thanks
Hello Hadi😎. Wow🤩. Thanks for your amazing addition of so many other excellent phrasal verb opposites🤗! I feel like I could make a whole new video on the topic just by using your well put together comment😁. I was especially happy to see many advanced opposite phrasal verbs in your list and smiled at how many you came up with connected to eating☺️. I can tell you've been studying really hard 👍🏻. Thank you for sharing 🌸.
Hi mam
Thank you so much for your nice words. it really buck me up.
I know it is a bumpy road, but I could press on in the hopes of learning more and more if you not leave me dry in the wake of achieving my goal. thanks
Opposite ----
Run out stock up on
Madem your body action perfectly follow your words I like it.
Hello Usamarajput 😁. Thanks for your kind words about this phrasal verb lesson and my teaching ☺️. I am glad to know you enjoyed this opposite video 🤗. I wish you all the best ✨.
Easy to understand
Thanks for you nice comment about this opposite phrasal verb lesson ☺️. I am so glad to hear that😁.
Hi JeN！This is ‘ take two ’ ．
Let me get on to “ Question of the Day ” ．
Other opposite phrasal verbs I know are；
① get in ⇔ get out
② come in ⇔ come out
③ get into ⇔ get out of
④ get on ⇔ get off
⑤ squat down ⇔ stand up
⑥ take in ⇔ brush off
⑦ wake up ⇔ go out
⑧ turn on ⇔ turn off
Would you do me a favour？
Please don't hesitate to give me blue pencil on my homework😅😅😅 ．
I was able to guess only 12 opposite phrasal verbs correctly．The questions were quite difficult for me，but I really enjoyed the lesson as usual．
Have a good one and take it easy！
Ikuo from Japan．
Hello again Ikuo 😎. Thanks for all your lovely and detailed comment ☺️. Great opposite phrasal verb examples... although number seven is only partly correct. I'd change it to 'be out' rather than 'go out'. But I see where you were going with that since we have the idiom 'to go out like a light.' 🤗 By the way, 60% is still a good score for knowing these opposite phrasal verbs 👍🏻. That means you only got 8 wrong. Try watching the lesson again in a few weeks and see if you can remember all 20 then 😉.
Anyways, I am happy to read all your comments and am glad to hear that you enjoyed this phrasal verb lesson. Have a great week 🌸.
@@JeNsJyugyou Hi JeN！Thank you for the advice on phrasal verbs I sent you．As you mentioned，I took ‘ go out ’ from the idiom “ go out like a light ”．
“ As Sarah was exhausted，she went out like a light last night ．”
I think I was able to know the subtle difference between ‘go out ’ and ‘ be out ’ ．I'm sure to try watching the lesson again in a few weeks following your advice．
Thanks again．Have a good one！
Ikuo from Japan．
Opposite ----
Wake up drift off / sleep on.
Take in take out / give out
Malik from India
Thanks
I am really pleased to see you after a long time! Stay blessed, Madam
Hi Sharifullah 😎. Thanks for watching this opposite phrasal verb lesson and for your kind words 🤗. God Bless you, too ☺️.
I really appreciate the way you teach and explain. I recommend my students to follow your channel since I found your channel beneficial and effective. May God grant you more energy to make such videos!
I have been excited for this lesson especially if it comes from you, need much more like this teacher because it is easy to remember. I can't wait for the next video
Hi Rahmi 😁. I am extremely happy to hear that you enjoyed this phrasal verb lesson so much and found it useful👍🏻. I really appreciate your kind and uplifting comments 🤗. I wish you all the best ✨.
@@JeNsJyugyou Thank you 😊
What a lovely brainteaser. Beautifully researched.
I’d like to try and contribute three pairs:
1. Hold on/press on vs give in/up
2. Spring from vs lead to
3. Stick together vs fall out
Hello 🤗. Thank you for your lovely comment and for sharing some more phrasal verb opposites ☺️. I especially like your first and third examples 👍🏻. Sometimes studying English may be difficult and people feel like giving up, but I hope they will press on 💪. Take care 🌸.
Thank you for video,
RING IN - to celebrate something new like New Year
RING OUT - to celebrate the end of a special occasion, especially the end of a year, sometimes by ringing bells
Thank you for watching and for sharing these great opposite phrasal verbs 🎉 .
I appreciate your effort in teaching us English in an enjoyable way
Thanks a lot. Very soon your subscribers will be millions cause your teaching way and video content is helpful and outstanding.
Hi Rajibul 🤗. Thanks for watching and for your extremely kind comment☺️. I appreciate your encouragement and am so glad to hear that my English lessons are helpful ✨. Take care 🌸.
Teacher Jen, I only could guess these following opposite phrasal verbs:
Come down: opposite: to get over.
Pick up: hang up.
Drop off, nod off, doze off: wake up.
Bring forward: to put off.
Bring down: to cheer up.
Work up: to calm down.
Hi Rodrigo😎. It is nice to hear from you. It is great that you already knew those six opposite phrasal verbs and I am glad that this lesson could teach you several others👍🏻. I recommend re-watching this video in a few weeks and seeing how many you can remember then😉. Hopefully you will get more next time🤗.
@@JeNsJyugyou Teacher Jen, yes, I will.
Hi JeN！This is ‘ take one ’．
Spring has sprung 🌸🌸🌸．It's spring．Spring is here．Spring is upon us here in Japan．
In Nagasaki，the cherry blossoms are expected to bloom on March 21st．The day falls on the spring equinox this year．In Japan，the Vernal Equinox Day is one of the national holidays．In addition to that，Japanese officials announced all COVID-19 restrictions in Tokyo and 17 areas will be lifted on March 21．So，I guess many people will enjoy cherry-blossom viewing from the day on in Nagasaki and other places．Cherry blossoms are a symbol of spring for Japanese people．Japanese people love cherry blossoms because they are transient and only bloom for a short period of time．Viewing cherry blossoms reminds me that life is short but beautiful．
Ikuo from Japan．
➡To be continued to ‘ take two ’ ．
Stay tuned！
Hi Ikuo 🌞. Happy Spring 🌸! It is so nice to hear more good news from you. I hope you will enjoy the beautiful cherry blossoms with your family. Being able to enjoy 'Hanami' is one of the many things I miss about living in Japan. I like your statement: "Viewing cherry blossoms reminds me that life is short but beautiful."🤩
Did you know that in Toronto's High Park we have some sakura trees which were donated by the Japanese government? The trees there don't bloom until late April or early May though, and the park becomes too crowded at that time😅.
Actually the park was completely shut down for the last two years due to COVID, but similar to Japan, Ontario is starting to lift almost all restrictions. Personally, I think this is a bad idea. Cases continue to increase and a virus doesn't suddenly go away because you want it to. Eliminating masks in public places in dangerous in my opinion, so I will continue to wear one and do my best to stay away from others. I hope that you and your family will also continue to stay safe and healthy ✨.
By the way, if you're interested in learning more Spring Vocabulary, you check out a lesson I made a few years ago: ruclips.net/video/-qRzw_QIvkA/видео.html 🌺. Take care 🤗.
@@JeNsJyugyou Hi JeN！Thank you for giving me a heartwarming reply ．I guess you have been having extremely busy days these days．Please take care of your health thoroughly！
Ikuo from Japan．
@@JeNsJyugyou Hello again JeN！I totally agree with you👍．Going out without a mask is a very daring deed indeed．Being kind to other people is essential for the life with COVID-19．
Have a good one！
Ikuo from Japan．
😊🙏
Hello,
I have a little off topic question.
Is stress and intonation rules same for both Canada and British english accent or are they not?
Good afternoon Jen, unfortunately Things haven’t changed much from since we last spoke even if Aunt is doing so much better but she’s still not coping well with this war, we all hope it ends soon! I never really thought of other opposite phrasal verbs I knew but I think if that’s a phrase a verb to get up and lay down would be opposite or I probably know many more but it’s kind of hard to think with the situation going on! To break up and then to make up
Hi Lara ✨. I am glad to hear that your aunt is doing better. War is never easy for anyone, but I know that most people around the world are all together in hoping the situation in the Ukraine ends soon ❤️. Also, you are correct: get up vs lay down, and break up vs make up are both excellent sets of opposite phrasal verbs 👍🏻. Take care !
Where do you live? We’re living in the Netherlands, brand the war is effecting us too. The fuel ⛽️ prices are extremely high at this moment about €2,35 a liter. It’s crazy.
Walk up & walk away are both opposite to each other,
Hello🙂
You are so beautiful today♥
Move in or move out the apartment.
Hurry up or stall.
Apply or deny the job.
Attack or defend yourself.
Dirtying the building and cleaning it up again.
Jump up or fall down.
Getting down or cheering up.
Starting up the day or calling it a day.
Open the lights or closing the lights.
Hi Jafeth 😁. It is nice to hear from you again. I hope that everything is going well✨. Thanks for sharing some opposite expressions. Although some of them weren't phrasal verbs, they're good opposites.
If you don't mind, I would like to give you a few small notes to help you improve even more:
Actually, we don't use 'open' for lights, we use the opposite phrasal verbs 'turn on' and 'turn off'.
apply for vs turn down (similar meaning as reject or deny, but we wouldn't say 'deny' a job. You can deny a person, or deny a request)
mess up vs clean up
I hope that helps 🤗. Take care ✨.
@@JeNsJyugyou thank you very much Jen. Thank you for asking how I’m doing. We’re doing well. Actually I’m not allowed to tell yet, but my wife is pregnant…. I’m going to be father again. 😁
I know what verbs are, but a little confused what phrasal verbs are? What’s the difference? And thank you for correcting me, I’ve got the feeling that I have to learn so many things yet. Especially the grammar. I try to remember things, but I’m forgetting a lot also. Hope I’ll ever get the swing of it. Like for example; when do you say “of” with one F and when do you use “off” with a dubbel FF?
💕😘💕😘💕😘💕
Hi JeN！Let me change the subject．
I know your warm-hearted husband，Tomo，is an enthusiastic fan of the Hanshin Tigers，right？
The Hanshin Tigers’ arch rival the Yomiuri Giants have acquired two players from Major League Baseball for the next season．Their names are Mat Shoemaker and Adam Walker．What a great combination，Shoemaker and Walker！I like it．Don't you like it？
I'm fond of puns，playing on words，and dad jokes．I'm not a fan of the Yomiuri Giants．However，I hope for their success．
The NPB （Nippon Professional Baseball ) starts regular games on 25th of this month at Tokyo Dome and other five ballparks．
Have a nice day！
Ikuo from Japan．
Hi Ikuo 😁. You're right, my husband is a huge baseball fan. Recently he became excited because the Toronto Blue Jays acquired a new Japanese played named Kikuchi Yusei ⚾️. The baseball news you shared is exciting too, and I loved your pun 😆. Have a great day ☀️.
@@JeNsJyugyou Hello JeN！Thank you for the feedback．I hope Yusei Kikuchi does a good job for the enthusiastic fans of Toronto Blue Jays．Have a nice day！Ikuo from Japan．
You are beautiful beauties.
It's being turned all around on me.
What does this mean please (turn around on me)
I rolled up on him
What does this mean please
Hello Ahmed 😎. Thanks for your phrasal verb questions.
If something is' turned around on you', it means that something you have said or done in the past is coming back and now being used against you negatively.
As for to 'roll up on someone', being a white Canadian woman, I had never heard that expression before. However, I looked it up and it seems to be African-American slang meaning to sneak up on someone with the intention of causing them harm.
I hope that helps 🤗.
Undoubtedly you're a good teacher, but you're very speedy... you lack in patience. Take little time in explaining well with 2-3 examples, at least. One's ears need to be alert all the time. Please relax and talk coolly...!!! Thanks!!