12 Beautiful English Idioms to Help You Understand Natives
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- In this podcast lesson, Ethan and Andrea talk about 12 beautiful English idioms to help you understand natives better! We discuss the difference between idioms and expressions, as well as the true meaning of these commonly used idioms.
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1. Every cloud has a silver lining
2. Blessing in disguise
3. To were your heart on your your sleeve
4. Change of heart
5. Listen to your head
6. To have a soft spot for someone
7. Someone can take your breath away
8. The calm before the storm
9. A storm in a tea cup
10. Variety is the spice of life
11. Spice up
12. Spread your wings
13. What goes around comes around
14. Burn the midnight oil
Thanks!!!
Ur the Rock
I'm always curious about your English lesson,Ethan.Thanks a lot. You're the best.
Aww yeah Ethan,
I adore using idioms. I am as keen as mustard for this podcast to premiere:) I can't wait!
Hope you like it!
Thank u so much Andea and Ethan for showing difference between two varieties of English langauage : British and us. The way you both speak takes my breath way.
2 beautiful voices . Thank you so much 💕 it’s very useful for anyone who practices listening
Thanks for listening
From now on your are like stars of Hollywood for me I love your conversation Ethan ayiiiiiiiiiii
Oh Andrea Im so glad see you again my heart is full of joyness
Splendid just amazing....Please make lessons like this
We will
I must say learning English with Ethan and Andrea is interesting and fun...Really love your English lessons and your incredible channel...
Silver linings playbook is my favourite movie ❤️❤️❤️
I ♥️ this video lesson of yours, Andrea and Ethan. You're amazing! 👏👍👍 Greetings from an ESL teacher from Serbia. :) 👋
Thank you! 😃
Ethan and andria u both rock again, especially I love andria's accent, love from india❤️
I can't thank you enough for an incredible podcast. Greetings from Colombia. Awww yeah.
Our pleasure!
I love you 💕 Ethan!!!
Such a lovely podcast 😊
In speaking of first idiom we have in my country like it (Light at the end of the tunnel) it means despite of all difficulties there is some hope.
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Yes! I love to listen English Podcast
Really interesting! Would love to see more of it 🙌🏼😇
Thank you. Good video
Doing a good job for us please keep going ...It's very useful channel for us
You are doing very good job, thank you guys)
Thank you so much for this very informative video!
This podcast is amazing😍 I just enjoyed while listing your podcast❤❤ thanks for providing us
Thank you so much. I really enjoyed this lesson.
I'm so glad!
That's a lovely one! could you please make one more podcast with idioms.
Looking forward to listening to your podcast! TBH, I've been hoping to see more podcasts for English learners!
Visit our website. We did more than 200 episodes
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Thanks guys, i could get a job for a call center, and i would like to say that all your lessons are helping me a lot, in fact i could apply for a Universtity in USA this BYU. y´all are the best THANKS
Great to hear!
Thank you very much !
You are the best
Hello! Ethan .I'm your new subscriber.Ideally like the way you teach english and i loved this podcast.Thanks.
Thanks for subbing!
Good job.well done.
Thank you!
Uh yeah!😍😍😍
It's a great conversation. Thank you so much for sharing it. Congratulations!!✌👍👏
Our pleasure!
I love this podcast ❤️
Thank you so much
It's Aah(soft h)-med! Hehe! That's how it is pronounced in Hindi and in Urdu also, I guess!😁 Words like gam, khatir, khaab etc. are articulated as ghhmm, Kwaatir, kwaab! If I am not mistaken, they put quite a bit of emphasis on the "wa" and "haw" sounds. I used to participate in Urdu shaayari contests! So, I know it from there!😁
Wow..I really likes idioms..
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I really love listening to your podcast ❤️
You're stunning ❤️
Thank you so much!!
They both are excelent
Great podcast, I learned a lot ☺️☺️
Nice ethan and Andrea I like this video simply video 💖💖👍👍👌
Thank you 😀
I loved the video version so much, Why don't you design a virtual studio and put the real-life English 3D logo on it?
”A storm in a teacup” we have a similar one in danish we just say ”a storm in a glass of water,” meaning the same thing 🤔🙂
Also in Brazilian Portuguese we say it like in Danish. =)
Thank you so very much guys for all your amazing videos! You’re the best! 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️ My question is about “wearing one’s heart on their sleeves”. In an old song from 80s, Stumblin’ in, there was a line:” foolishly laying our hearts on the table, stumblin’ in”. Does this line mean the same as the idiom? Or, perhaps, it means something completely different? Please help me out here. Thanks! 😉😁
I encourage you to check Genius website, they explain lyrics :)
@@RealLifeEnglish1 Thanks 😊! I will 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
Hi there, I'm songsher Ali i hail from India I ain't a beginer,it has been years that I've been learing English nevertheless I can't speak fluently and confidently when it comes to speaking, what should I do to beef up the said language, hope you won't let me down
*Me gusta mas Andreia*
Beneficial video
Burn the midnight oil can be like cram or buckle for the exam
Can you make a lesson with a TV Show " Mind your language " ?
Hello
What I found .".To wear my heart upon my sleeve."..The phrase comes from Shakespeare's "Othello," in which one of the main characters says,
"For when my outward action doth demonstrate
The native act and figure of my heart
In compliment extern, ’tis not long after
But I will wear my heart upon my sleeve
For daws to peck at. I am not what I am."
When knights would participate in competitions, they would often wear ribbons attached to their sleeves. It was the custom for each prominent family to have its own identifying color. A knight who was attracted to a lady might wear a ribbon in her family's color, thus wearing his heart on his sleeve.
"I can always find someone to say they sympathize
if I wear my heart out on my sleeve"
Honesty ..Billy Joel..
Wow! Thank you!
What does the idiom, patience is the mother of all virtues mean??
All what we learn comes from patience
@@RealLifeEnglish1 thanks😁
Here in Argentina we drink mate all the time
Hey guys,
It is the first podcast I listen to and I was surprised to learn that Ethan knows the (or South American tea) which in my case, Argentina by nationality, I was shocked to know that it was also your way to keep you awake preparing the exams (a habit very common in many areas of my country) You touched my heart.
Btw, It's a great podcast. The softness and calm in Andrea's voice makes them an excellent duo!
Keep it up :-)
Hola, soy nueva aquí y no entiendo nada 😅
Teacher Athen no offending I like to watch your canal because I m having difficulty understanding her I mean British teacher 😘
Ethan has a killer smile, and amazing teeth
Hello
It's very difficult your conversation idont understand you because my level is low what should I do?
I would suggest that you start with something easier, more at your level, and learn English step by step! :)
@@LearnAcademicEnglish thanks dear❤️💙💚
Fancy 😍
Ethan, as much as I understand you are speaking American english and Andrea speaks British english am I right?
I didn’t get this quote:((
Shout to out ??
Do you mean shout out? It means to honor someone, to mention someone in order to thank them.
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please writ the new words that you speak about it, like you did in some video . thank you for all .
Thanks for your feedback. We try to do it in our newer lessons!
Gorgious nd attrective lady.Hear piercing beauty
Ahmed is أحمد and becouse we don't have this ح in english we can't say it, and we say h
Thanks for the info!
Could you move the mike so I can see your mouth when you're saying something..
Sorry it is off the topic, but Andrea looks more Spanish, than British
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Me gustan los vídeos que hace pero no veo los que sale hablando ésta chica porque no soporto su voz.
No sé porque pero me parece muy molesta y me estresa oírla, entonces lástima porque no puedo ver los vídeos donde ella salga.