10 Essential Everyday English Idioms That You Need to Know

In this English lesson, learn 10 essential idioms - idioms that native English speakers actually use. Yes, this video comes with subtitles too!

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ENGLISH IDIOMS IN THIS LESSON:

00:00 Introduction
01:12 Jump on the bandwagon
02:15 Under the weather
03:10 Bucket list
04:21 Second wind
05:04 No pain, no gain
06:17 Blessing in disguise
07:39 Get something off your chest
08:56 So far, so good
09:49 Get on someone's nerves
10:37 Lighten up
11:29 Butterflies in your stomach

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[tofluency]

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[goldendragon]

I'm looking forward to another idiom videos.Thanks a lot Tr!

[ngaohaly]

thank you a lot. This is absolutely a great lesson, and your voice too

[rubynguyen-el]

What immediately comes to my mind after watching this video is that I need to share it to my friend. It was such a fruitful lesson. It actually gave me a second wind. Thanks a lot! And I'm looking for the next 10 idioms!

[francescabordini]

Thank You so much, Jack, very useful lesson indeed!!

[abdulahiaydarus]

Wow ! What great lesson . It's really helpful. Thank you

[alexrojascruz]

Having butterflies in yout stomach also means to fall in love with someone! 🤣
Thank yo so much! I've learnt a lot of idioms, i can't wait the proper moment for using it!

[cordovp]

My favorite one is the last one, so poetic with the butterflies, many thanks!

[hasnasobti]

Thank you so much professor Jack for all these lessons.

[naileeliyeva]

Hey Jack, having butterfly in your stomach means good expression in Turkish and Azerbaijani. If you are really happy mixed exciting, love. for ex: i have butterfly in my stomach he kissed me .but if person who yu're speaking wants hurt you, say " but darling, butterflies have 1 day for living " meaning of this sentence is "your happines is short" i didn't know its meaning in English and i shocked. Thanks a lot for it☺️

[mahmutyigit]

Thank you so much for this great lesson. 🙏

[fahadmusa]

Thank for you really you are good teacher

[pwezikreyolplezikreyol]

It's an amazing video i learned a lot . Thank you i'll work to get it in my bucket list

[chiffmeow]

thank you so much! Really love your lesson, 1000% helpful

[olgawagner]

Thank you very much for your useful lessons. It‘s interesting how unlike and alike idioms can be in different languages.

[fatematujzohora]

Thanks for the video. Please make a video with 10 more.

[danielmatheus]

Hello, teacher. I have a question regarding your explanation of "to go under". At 6:44, you explained the concept using "to seize" to convey the idea of ["to stop, to finish" to operate.]. Didn't you mistake it with "to cease"? I couldn't find any "to stop-ish meaning" within the verb "to seize" online. I indeed appreciated the video; I learnt so much! Thanks.

[csillapozsgai]

I was so interesting for me. Thanks from Hungary.

[eduardobagdadi]

Dear Sir great class i enjoy it a lot and learned a lot too thank you very much. eduardo from argentina

[laurencegandon]

Great lesson! I like it!
And i 'll listen to it once again...
Your videos are fun even the contents is always serious and efficient.
Thank you, Jack, for us.