Halloween Vocabulary in English part 2 🎃

Halloween Vocabulary in English part 2 🎃

#instantenglishuk #britishenglish #halloween

[souhardyaadhikari]

Me: A zombie
Him: A mummy
Me: yeah it's a mummy.
Me again: A dracula
Him: A vampire
Me: Let's skip to the next short.

[snowyyytears]

"witch pot!"
"cauldron"
💀

[Anonymous____bein]

Me: green poison--
He: cauldron....
Me: Yeah exactly 😌

[Alisonsgachaverse]

"This is a mummy"
"This is a brew"
"This is a house"
"This is a vampire"

[sylwiawajda]

This is a...
me: Dracula
him: vampire
right🤦🏻‍♀️😅

[afnan.]

Oh my God, he looks like Ahmed Al-Bashir!

[karlaarroyo]

Ahora si te entendí. Gracias por los dibujos

[nshmranayra]

Him : This is a..
Me : Witch food
Him : Cauldron
Me : Yeah exactly😅

[farhansiyad]

Him : This is A... Vampire
Me : Dracula

[qetnbjz]

Me: wardrobe
Him:cauldron
Me: I’m soooo dumbbbb

[lixverse]

I learned the cauldron one from roblox adopt me- ;-;

[Nikioko]

a) walking dead
b) cauldron
c) mansion
d) count

[jh.]

My 1st two answer was so epic 😂 Zombie and Green Soup 😂😂😂

[lucyorejuela]

😂😂En español "mami" es una forma cariñosa de llamar a la mamá... y le estaba diciendo "momia"... sí mi vieja lo hubiera sabido me daba un cocacho...😂😂😂

[happyharshu]

I can't focus on what are you asking but on your eyes onlyyy

[Lil_Bruh]

Him: this is a...
Me: Shato
Him: haunted house
🫥

[cyruschang]

Something just came to mind. We call mother mom & mommy in the US. Since you Brits say mum instead of mom, do you also use mummy to call your mother?

[killabean]

Are there any differences between draculas and vampires ?