Hello from India. I wasn't the sharpest tool in the shed before watching your lessons. Thanks to you, now I am able to comprehend and grasp most of the things that I listen to. I owe you a million thanks. Keep posting wonderful lessons like you always do.
I loved this English teacher, he is one of the five one who get me feel really interested in practising my listening skills through watching video lessons on this internet platform.
I love to hear you say I am between jobs. This is absolutely amazing euphemism I have ever heard. I am really admired and sending you a massive thank you. Wess. I love you without border. Your student Mohamed Omar( Shah Ali ) Have fantastic life with your loved ones.
Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge with us. I am an English teacher here in Brazil and I could learn some of them I didn't know. Whenever I learn something new I immediately share with my students.
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Powder my nose can also mean they want to touch up their lipstick and make-up after they eat. Many people have been taught it is rude to do that at the table.
This was a f a n t a s t i c lesson, Wes... absolutely made my day!🌹 I was laughing out so loud, that my husband got curious, what I was doing (happens not too often). I love, love, love the English language for its euphemisms, they make conversation so much easier! Btw. your "make love" statement is really captivating... 😉 P.S. Please more of this kind. 🙏 P.P.S. I have to powder my nose now. 😊
Thanks for this handful expressions - you choose a pretty private area but we need to learn everythig. Thanks for emphasizing that "he is not the sharpest tool in the shed" also can be used on the opposite way to describe a smart person if we leave "not" out.
Awesome video!! In France, instead of number 2, we have some very...colourful expressions like "to release the kraken" or "drop the kids at the pool" hahahahaha 😂😂
Thank you , it is a really great lesson. It is what I see that you Have made efforts to make this lesson with many useful video clips .Thank you so much again.
Awesome explanations, especially giving that movie examples. Please, teach us more often with a context. It makes it so easier to learn and imprint the meaning. Great video once again. Thank you!
First time I access one of your videos; this one has been very well achieved, but the most outstanding feature for me has been your pronunciation quality and the associated phrasing that do not generate the repeated antibodies produced by those who, when speaking, do so without the fundamental intention of being clearly understood by the audience.
Good afternoon sir , before you kick the bucket I want to say you are the sharpest tool in the shed in terms of presentation . an other way to say I want to go to the toilet is (( I'm going to answer the call of nature .)). the way you convey the info is so attractive. From Algeria thank you a bunch.
Wes, that last line at the end was lit specially the part where you youre taking your love handles with you. Im having a huuuuge smile. Thank yor for such fun lesson it's truly a masterpiece)
It's really good to see you back. All of the euphemisms were useful. I wasn't aware that "Kick the Bucket" is an informal expression. I was using it in formal context. But, now, because of you sir, I've got it. Many thanks, Krishna.
Hi Wes, that was a great lesson as always and I’m really enjoyed when I was watching it, those euphemism are really useful to understand native English speakers especially when you are watching a movie or show, thanks so much and I’m really looking forward to watching your next videos, have a wonderful day:)
Woww...news lesson.. I never heard about euphemism.... Cool.. I really hope you will share more about this lessons.. So that, when i watch American movies, there will be no problem for me to understand... Thank you Sir.
That was a great lesson. I will keeping practice them. It will be wonderful to learn them and use them in our vocabulary as a learner English speaker . I just wanna Thanks you. I’m a new follower of your lessons.
Oh really love this #Euphemisms the one which I like the most is #love handles, and kicked the bucket 👌 thank you very much Wes for your time God bless!
As far as I remember "to have to see a man about a horse/a dog" means that you simply wants/have to leave the room or smrth like this. You could be bored or you r not intrested in it. And you just want to go away from a party/concert/smb's speech. Not necessarily "toilet". Correct me if I'm wrong.
@@jon_patterson , that's not really a euphemism. It's the opposite because once you figure it out, it evokes ... imagery. I think it's a way of pretending to use a euphemism in order to intentionally be crude for amusement.
Wonderful lesson from an excellent teacher 😊. This is the first time I watch your videos but I am quite sure that I will watch your channel frequently since today. I learned a lot from your videos. You are a very good teacher, Wes. Nice to know you and wish you all the best with the precious job you are doing!
You are the Best Wes! Thank you very much for all hard works and meticulous video lessons! (not to mention, you taught me what METICULOUS means). I just used some the Euphemisms in a short story. Please check out. We had to let X go, he has not been productive for almost two months; we had no other choice, but to fire him. We will not lose anything; he is not the sharpest tool in the shed, and he has never got into the swing of things. X’s behavior has gradually changed after his dad passed away and it resulted to become a big-boned guy and having larger love handles. Prior to his dad’s death, his mom kicked the bucket while she allegedly had been making love in the elevator. Don’t be surprised, it’s possible dude😊 According to some unknown resources, X’s parent had have lunch in a restaurant, where his mom makes an excuse to powder her nose, but later it discovers that she just made phony excuse to see the guy in the elevator.
I really really enjoyed this lesson! It made me laugh. As a Spanish speaker, I was not aware of some of these expressions. To lose one's lunch was unknown to me, and it certainly amused me. Great class. Congrats and regards from Cancun, Mexico.
I saw a guy say: "You're not ugly, you were just born on the wrong planet".
This not Sounds so Nice to hear garoto!😂
😂
I like this style of "
euphemism". 👍
Well u must have heard him saying
I mean how could anyone see someone saying!!!
@@taskin._.101 I read his lips
Hello from India.
I wasn't the sharpest tool in the shed before watching your lessons. Thanks to you, now I am able to comprehend and grasp most of the things that I listen to. I owe you a million thanks. Keep posting wonderful lessons like you always do.
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Great lesson Mr.Wes.The way you teach is so attractive.many thanks
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I loved this English teacher, he is one of the five one who get me feel really interested in practising my listening skills through watching video lessons on this internet platform.
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Thanks for your lessons which help us to improve our knowledge of English. Fondly, Antonio from. Seville, Spain.
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I love to hear you say I am between jobs. This is absolutely amazing euphemism I have ever heard.
I am really admired and sending you a massive thank you. Wess.
I love you without border.
Your student Mohamed Omar( Shah Ali )
Have fantastic life with your loved ones.
Thanks so much Mohamed! Glad you enjoyed it. 😃
It's really fun to learn English with you. Your teaching method is so good that I can remember all the expressions after watching this video.
Thank you! I'm happy to hear that. 😃
Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge with us. I am an English teacher here in Brazil and I could learn some of them I didn't know. Whenever I learn something new I immediately share with my students.
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Very well done. I have a better understanding when I hear them. I appreciate these type of lessons.
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You’re great. What I love is that you give real examples from movies I’ve seen before.
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Thank you great lessons
Thank you for these another lesson sir! 😍😇
Very useful, thanks. Greetings
Powder my nose can also mean they want to touch up their lipstick and make-up after they eat. Many people have been taught it is rude to do that at the table.
I really like your lessons with movies as examples to explain the knowledges you are teaching.
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Thank you for teaching us so many useful slangs and expressions!
Enjoy watching your videos.
Look forward seeing your more videos. :)
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This was a f a n t a s t i c lesson, Wes... absolutely made my day!🌹 I was laughing out so loud, that my husband got curious, what I was doing (happens not too often). I love, love, love the English language for its euphemisms, they make conversation so much easier! Btw. your "make love" statement is really captivating... 😉
P.S. Please more of this kind. 🙏
P.P.S. I have to powder my nose now. 😊
Thanks so much for your comment. Glad to hear that you enjoyed the lesson. And yes, in the future we'll more lessons on euphemisms. 😃👍
Thanks for this handful expressions - you choose a pretty private area but we need to learn everythig. Thanks for emphasizing that "he is not the sharpest tool in the shed" also can be used on the opposite way to describe a smart person if we leave "not" out.
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You explain quite well and clear...Thanks Wes.
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the lesson. Keep watching, keep commenting, and keep up the good work. 😃
Awesome video!! In France, instead of number 2, we have some very...colourful expressions like "to release the kraken" or "drop the kids at the pool" hahahahaha 😂😂
Thanks so much for commenting & sharing with us. Those are some funny euphemisms. 😂
😂😂😂so funny
Désolée, je n'ai jamais entendu ce genre d'expressions en France... peut-être dit-on cela au Québec ?
Extremely useful, please consider another one on the same subject!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the lesson. 👍
Thank you , it is a really great lesson. It is what I see that you
Have made efforts to make this lesson with many useful video clips .Thank you so much again.
Glad you enjoyed the lesson. Hope you learned some new euphemisms. 👍
Awesome explanations, especially giving that movie examples. Please, teach us more often with a context. It makes it so easier to learn and imprint the meaning. Great video once again. Thank you!
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Hi Mr Wes
You are my idol as always
I liked this lesson. It's jolly splendid.
Thanks a ton Mr Wes
Greetings from Egypt 🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬
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I love your classes Wes! You’re an awesome teacher 👨🏫
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Thank you WES, very useful lesson . All of them are ! thank you thank you thank you . I am learning a lot with you.
Glad you enjoyed the lesson Diego. Hope you learned some new euphemisms. 😊
I rewazched this lesson due to your current lesson, it was fun. Thanks
Always good to review. 😉 Thanks for checking out the lesson (again). 👍
@@InteractiveEng yw
First time I access one of your videos; this one has been very well achieved, but the most outstanding feature for me has been your pronunciation quality and the associated phrasing that do not generate the repeated antibodies produced by those who, when speaking, do so without the fundamental intention of being clearly understood by the audience.
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You are a great teacher, you have a funny and smart way to teach
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Good afternoon sir , before you kick the bucket I want to say you are the sharpest tool in the shed in terms of presentation . an other way to say I want to go to the toilet is (( I'm going to answer the call of nature .)). the way you convey the info is so attractive. From Algeria thank you a bunch.
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Thank you Wes.
Lestening to your useful video while at work.
Excellent. Thanks for checking out the lesson Muna. Hope you learned some new euphemisms. 👍
Excellent ... Thank you my teacher.
Glad you liked it! 👍
Wow! Important euphemisms. Thanks for teach us.
Hi Jairo. Glad you enjoyed the lesson. Hope you learned some new euphemisms. 👍
Loved this lesson.
Keep bring stuff like that .
Congrats, Wes .
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Wes, that last line at the end was lit specially the part where you youre taking your love handles with you. Im having a huuuuge smile. Thank yor for such fun lesson it's truly a masterpiece)
Hi Wes.
Thanks for your efforts.
U r agood teacher.
Have a nice time with your family. 🌹
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Hi, Wes!
Nice meeting you. Thank you for the informative lessons. It's my first-time comment on your channel. Stay warm. 😊
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Amazing lesson. Thanks a lot sir Wes.
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Please give our fantastic American coach Wess a round of applause for his incredibly amazing
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the lesson. 👍
Thank youuuuuuu
I really appreciate your last few seconds using everything you just thought us
you're awesome.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the lesson. 😊
Thank you, Wes, for making these amazing videos. It's always fun and useful.
Glad you enjoyed the lesson Silvio. Have a nice day. 👍
You always surprise me with very great videos ideas 😍
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It's really good to see you back. All of the euphemisms were useful. I wasn't aware that "Kick the Bucket" is an informal expression. I was using it in formal context. But, now, because of you sir, I've got it.
Many thanks,
Krishna.
Hi Krishna. Thanks so much for your comment. Hope you learned some new euphemisms. 👍
Thank you for this very meaningful lesson..
Hi Muhamad. Glad you enjoyed the lesson. Hope you learned some new euphemisms. 👍
The short videos used for illustrations are so funny and captivating 😂
It's definitely the best way to memorize the lesson
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Great lesson.. thank u so much Sir Wes👍
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Thank you very much for your good explanations
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Thanks for taking this topic into consideration.
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thanks a lot, I get more think from your lessons. KEEP ONGOING
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@@InteractiveEng
Absolutely 👍
This lesson was amazing like any other videos of yours. Thanks, Wes!
Glad you enjoyed the lesson. Hope you learned some new euphemisms. 👍
Wes, you are definitely a Master of Understatement
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Thanks so much for teaching,
My mother passed away from one and half years ago.
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Hi Wes, that was a great lesson as always and I’m really enjoyed when I was watching it, those euphemism are really useful to understand native English speakers especially when you are watching a movie or show, thanks so much and I’m really looking forward to watching your next videos, have a wonderful day:)
Thanks so much for your comment Golsa. Glad you found it useful. Hope you learned some new euphemism. 😊
Gold's emrah Hi frnd 😀 can U help
me improve my English skills
Woww...news lesson.. I never heard about euphemism.... Cool.. I really hope you will share more about this lessons.. So that, when i watch American movies, there will be no problem for me to understand... Thank you Sir.
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Hello from France!
"To powder one's nose" "love handles" "make love" the same in French!!!
Thank you, Wes!!!!
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@@InteractiveEng Thank you, Wes!
@@InteractiveEng Thank you, Wes!!
They are the same in Italian, as well
I really like this video. Thank you so much for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed the lesson. Hope you learned some new euphemisms. 👍
Thank you so much for the lesson,it has been very informative.
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Great Lesson from now on you I understand so much in conversation Love your lessons, from Guaymas Sonora Mexico 🇲🇽
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Thanks Mr Wes , a marvelous presentation
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That was a great lesson. I will keeping practice them. It will be wonderful to learn them and use them in our vocabulary as a learner English speaker . I just wanna Thanks you. I’m a new follower of your lessons.
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This lesson is one of the best ones !!! Congrats and thank you.
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An American friend recommend me this channel. Thanks a lot you have a new subscriber. 😊
Thank you for this beneficial video
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Dear Wes..it was really useful. Please give more lessons on colloquial language n expressions
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Oh really love this #Euphemisms the one which I like the most is #love handles, and kicked the bucket 👌 thank you very much Wes for your time God bless!
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@@InteractiveEng yes it is
Thank you so much 😊 I learned something new and useful. Please make more videos about English expressions 💪😎
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It is my good and new experience to listen you on the RUclips it is amazing
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I enjoyed today's lesson. Thank you teacher! 😊
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Another great and funny euphemism about going to the bathroom is “I have to see a man about a horse”.😂
That's another great euphemism. Thanks for commenting & sharing with us. 👍
“Drop the kids off at the pool.” 🤣
As far as I remember "to have to see a man about a horse/a dog" means that you simply wants/have to leave the room or smrth like this. You could be bored or you r not intrested in it. And you just want to go away from a party/concert/smb's speech. Not necessarily "toilet".
Correct me if I'm wrong.
Or spend a penny.
@@jon_patterson , that's not really a euphemism. It's the opposite because once you figure it out, it evokes ... imagery. I think it's a way of pretending to use a euphemism in order to intentionally be crude for amusement.
Very useful.....now I got it!!Thanks.
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You’re the sharpest tool in the shed. I enjoyed your lesson and like your sense of humor. Great job, keep up the good work
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My Profound gratitude for your great effort 🌹🌹
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Thanks! Useful for me 😊and suitable to understand ☺️
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Great great. I loved this lesson. Thank you, as always.
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A million dollar lesson. Thanks, Wes! ❤
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As always, great lesson! I'm really in love with ur videos ;very interesting and useful .
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I love it how number one and number two are used the same way everywhere, lol. Thanks, that was quite informative.
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I don't know why I find this guy really fun ? I like his pronounciation
Thanks so much! 😃👍
Thanks Mr. Wes. Beautiful topic as usual.
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you teach so well
Thanks so much! I appreciate it. 😃
I am enjoying your informative videos all the time!!! I can't thank you enough Wes! For practicing English you're on the top list for me!
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Wonderful lesson from an excellent teacher 😊. This is the first time I watch your videos but I am quite sure that I will watch your channel frequently since today. I learned a lot from your videos. You are a very good teacher, Wes. Nice to know you and wish you all the best with the precious job you are doing!
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Great lesson as always thanks 😊👏....Could you please do a lesson about how to practice written English and ways to improve it ??
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Thanks we'll be looking forward to it :)
Thank you sir.
Most welcome. Thanks for checking out the lesson. 👍
You are the Best Wes! Thank you very much for all hard works and meticulous video lessons! (not to mention, you taught me what METICULOUS means). I just used some the Euphemisms in a short story. Please check out.
We had to let X go, he has not been productive for almost two months; we had no other choice, but to fire him. We will not lose anything; he is not the sharpest tool in the shed, and he has never got into the swing of things.
X’s behavior has gradually changed after his dad passed away and it resulted to become a big-boned guy and having larger love handles. Prior to his dad’s death, his mom kicked the bucket while she allegedly had been making love in the elevator. Don’t be surprised, it’s possible dude😊
According to some unknown resources, X’s parent had have lunch in a restaurant, where his mom makes an excuse to powder her nose, but later it discovers that she just made phony excuse to see the guy in the elevator.
Thanks for checking out the lesson. Great use of the euphemisms. 👍
Really an amazing way of teaching
Thx sir
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I really really enjoyed this lesson! It made me laugh. As a Spanish speaker, I was not aware of some of these expressions. To lose one's lunch was unknown to me, and it certainly amused me. Great class. Congrats and regards from Cancun, Mexico.
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in italian talking about the bathroom we say " l'atto piccolo o l'atto grande?" but only with very intimate people like relatives
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Wow, in Ukrainian and in Russian it's literally the same;))
so comic statement learnig this episode. Thank you for everything !
Watched it a second time and enjoyed it as much as the first
Excellent. Happy to hear that! 😀
“Love handles” are the same in French: “Poignées d’amour”!!! 😉
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In Italy as well 😊
“Le maniglie dell’amore” very old fashioned . My grandma could say like that
Thank you very much for the great lesson
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Great teaching Wes, I am already learning from your awesome videos 👍.
Thanks a lot.
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Oh man, this matter is very important. Thank you. Keep on teaching this. I'm brazilian.
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Thank you sir
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Oh wow, another brilliant lesson and I love it♥️! Have a nice day teacher Wes.
Thank you very much
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Even when I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed, i understood the english lesson today...jajaj, it was good wes, thank you
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I love the expression love handles, we have the same expression in French « poignées d’amour »
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Thank you, Wes. And i also thank to my friend who has shared your video.
Glad you enjoyed the lesson Ariana. Hope you learned some new euphemisms. 😉👍
Thank you teacher
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Another great lesson. LOVED it.
Glad you enjoyed it Faisal!
I learned this amazing phrase form Toney Robinson. Big bones.