10 Amazing situational Phrases in English with Tamil meaning | Spoken English class in Tamil meaning

[@naveenaravi7126]

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1. Speak of the Devil
2. Speak when someone spoken to
3. Mind how you go
4. Break a leg
5. Shake a leg
6. Better luck next time
7. How do you do?
8. Just Forget it/ Nevermind
9. Say cheese
10. Nothing doing

[@priyaharan2273]

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[@DMaci-xy1tw]

Very Clear

[@malaraj2884]

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[@meenameena9403]

Thank u sir for u r teaching phrase I thoroughly watching and clear somuch of words 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@mitmba9691]

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[@krithikagovind164]

Nice lesson sir

[@dineshramu1962]

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[@lathasargunam7323]

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[@evanglinejayachitraa4931]

Sir your post is helping me a lot to improve my language. Cheers!

[@rpalani7662]

This video is very beneficial during situations, thanks for making this video 😊👍

[@veerapappa8155]

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[@Khanya26]

Thank you bro

[@manikandadasandasan3446]

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[@CalibreEnglish]

Thanks for watching till the end!

[@dhaarani6869]

Thanks a lot sir

[@srinivasanrangarajan8181]

Very useful

[@TRIENPAIrushath]

Nice Sir thanks

[@malaraj2884]

the video is really amazing..

[@asmrimsan4427]

Bro, நீதிமன்றங்களில் கிரிமினல் வழக்குகளில் சட்டத்தரணிகள் பயன்படுத்தக்கூடிய வாக்கியங்களை உள்ளடக்கிய ஒரு பதிவை உங்களிடம் இருந்து எதிர்பார்க்கிறேன். Please

[@tamilarasisivakumar50]

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[@CalibreEnglish]

Thanks for watching till the end!

[@ebhuvaneshwari7203]

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[@karthikeyangopalakrishnan87]

chears sir

[@officialbgmcutz1008]

Sir.... awesome I'm over the moon when I saw your videos awesome phrases.... keep going sir and also I like idioms phrases too! Try it sir.. anyways thanks for the videos

[@CalibreEnglish]

I’m delighted to hear that.

[@sheelaann2400]

Cheers 🙂👍👌speak of the devil. I just were thinking about your video 😉

[@sathiyarabbi4717]

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[@roopasmart6471]

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[@suganyakailasam4112]

Brother talk of the devil and break a leg both are make me wondering. CHEERS 👍

[@CalibreEnglish]

My thoughts exactly

[@CalibreEnglish]

Did you notice your name in the video?

[@suganyakailasam4112]

@@CalibreEnglish yes brother i notice that my name is in the conversation I'm very happy 😊

[@pufunmedia1101]

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[@CalibreEnglish]

The most awaited "Cheers" Thanks for watching till the end, Velpriya! You always do!

[@ramachandrankrishnamurthy4661]

cheerd

[@nijisha8898]

Sir...1. "pinnadi thalli okkaru..munnadi naganthu okkaru"
2. Chair la full okkaru
Please help translating the above sentences

[@kaviyakaviya3102]

I wrote the exam very well....

[@CalibreEnglish]

Great 👍

[@saikarthikasuresh5240]

Anna plz co operative law subject la vara year rules n section easy ah memory la iruka short cut sollunga

[@kalee7623]

உன் நல்ல மனசுக்கு எல்லாமே நல்லதத்தான் நடக்கும் இதை எப்படி ஆங்கிலத்தில் சொல்லாம்

[@gayathrigayu9299]

What to say "ivvalavu varushatula avara patthi unna vida enakku thaan Nalla theriyum" in English sir?

[@CalibreEnglish]

I have known him better than you all these years.

[@malaraj2884]

Hi bro..

[@CalibreEnglish]

Have a wonderful evening brother!

[@CalibreEnglish]

Did you notice your name in the video? - 'Raj' - I had you in mind when I prepared the video.

[@malaraj2884]

@@CalibreEnglish THANK YOU SO MUCH BRO.STILL I DIDNT WATCH THE VIDEO COMPLETELY..LITTLE BIT BUSY..LET ME CHECK NOW..

[@malaraj2884]

@@CalibreEnglish bro so nice of you..i saw my name..how do you do? i m raj..

[@umasankar.r7320]

Most normally we say think of the devil than talk or speak of the devil.

[@rajiselvaraj1779]

anna devil na ghost thana. inga yentha meaningla eduthukurathu anna. ithu mathiri vara words ellam kolappamave iruku.

[@CalibreEnglish]

We should not take the literal meaning of the idioms.

[@duraisamygopal7306]

chears

[@vincentgoodandusefulinterv9084]

Some phrases u describe are not phrases. They r sentences. Differense between sentence and phrase is that sentence is a group of words in the pattern of s v o or s v or s v a etc. and a phrese is a group words that give a meaning but not in a complete form

[@aakilmohamed5162]

Nothing doing ra words. rood da na word a????

[@rasamalarkugabalan1088]

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[@venkateshareddypm6341]

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[@CalibreEnglish]

Glad you watched the video till the end!

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