12 WEIRD/POPULAR English Phrases

You may have been confused if you have ever heard the 12 popular English phrases in this lesson. I will teach you the meaning of these weird phrases, and their origin as well. You will master how to use these English idioms in everyday conversation.

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[fabianmaeda]

I learn Ingles wiht you thanks so much por your Help me

[melchor]

Hi Kayla, so many thanks, you are the best teacher!

[mouhamethbalde-webc]

Great 👍 teacher 👏 thank you for giving me this opportunity ☺️ I'm from Sénégal

[siyahbeyaz]

İntrestingly, I can understand your entire speech. Thanks for your sharings.

[rendellbarreto]

I've had it up to here with... = eu já estava pra dizer algo com(portuguese)..., For Pete's sake = dá pra parar or maybe dá pra dar um tempo aí(portuguese), Divide and conquer = Dividir e conquistar or maybe, To pour cold water on(something) = jogar um balde de água fria...

[orielhortencio]

Hi teacher kayla..l'm from brazil..l learn very much with your lessons ... thank you very much.

[aleksey]

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[hananali]

We have the first phrase in our language Arabic, more precisely Libyan Arabic LA, رقيتلي الضغط 😂 with the same meaning you explained Kayla.

[jingdong]

Great lesson, love, love, love ❤😊🎉.

[MBCJESUS]

I've had it up to here is something we say in brazilian portuguese too.

[ВадимБогданов-юо]

Thak you for diving into the sense abyss /// Once upon a time I heard somthing like " the candle lit both sides " or kinda that... Can't remember exactly, but it was wierd too.

[englishfreedom]

Are you sure you explained it correctly about "above par" and "below par"?

[darkhorseinamerica]

I'm curious why you used "has" instead of "have"? (See the subtitle - the subject-verb agreement) 2:12 😄

[EdwisRodriguez-lvnm]

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[BlayFair]

Does the phrase "to get into the weeds" and "to beat around the bush" have practically the same meaning?

[JOEMALER]

I think the language of the US should be called American.

It should not be called English or American English.

[JOEMALER]

American is the language spoken by American people.