25 Idioms Every American English Speaker Should Know

In this video, you will learn idioms that Americans use in their essential everyday conversations. The list that I have built for today’s English lesson will help you understand your American friends in conversation. And if you’re a fan of American media, you will certainly hear these there too!📩 Get a FREE download — "30 Native English Phrases You Need to Know"!

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[SamNEWYORK]

Hey Kayla. Thanks for your lessons. It's been almost 2 weeks since you released the last episode on your podcast...I can't wait for the next one but there's been a delay... I always check out to see if there's a new one out but no luck so far. Just know that we are looking forward to your lessons everyday here.
I don't know how to thank you enough for your efforts. Lots of love and gratefulness from Iran

[coffeeholic]

To go hand in hand
Hiked out
Studied out
Candied out
To find someone funny/ enjoyable / talented
Can not wait / until the day
For real for real
I like like them
Something's gotta give
To be over something
Throw shade
Fall into your lap
Sleep/ read/ clean the day away
For crying out loud
To overdo something
To miss the joke
To have big shoes to fill
Wushy -washy( undecisive)
Can't make up their mind
Stick to a goal / resolution/ decision/ promise
A letdown
I am all about it
I am not about it
Long story short
All that to say
Bust out something
It's right round the corner
What's your take
To have a hot take
Don't get ahead of yourself
If you play your cards right

[ageternalmind]

Super helpful! Your classes are priceless! Please more videos.

[abdulsattarmohammed]

Teacher Kayla: thank you for sharing this precious lecture . You just added new and useful information to our knowledge. I appreciate your support and encouragement to students to be fluent. My due respect ❤.

[wolfgangdurst]

another very helpful lesson to expand my english vocabulary. Thank you very much for this great content Kayla and keep going.

[alessiovacca]

also in sardinian language we use to repeat a word for expressing the concept of very or very much. for instance we can say big big to say very big or running running to say running fast so the expression for real for real sounds totally normal to me we also make repetitions in questions in order to ask the other person are you saying for real or was it just an exaggeration or a metaphoric expression 😂

[betoboff]

Another great lesson from teacher Kayla.

[wolfgangdurst]

I got a lot out of this class. I have to give Kayla some props for this excellent lesson.

[mingshen]

love you, Kayla. All my best wishes to you~

[katherinsilva-juop]

Thank you Kayla! I learn a lot with all of your videos, and you are always beautiful!💗 Could you make a video about adjetives, not very formal adjetives but not slang neither, do you know what I mean? 😂❤ because I feel like in English there’s a ton of adjectives and phrasal verbs haha, and everytime I hear one that I don’t know I get a bit discourage 😢 thank you!

[melchor]

Hi Kayla, great class, thanks for everything

[ishtiaqhussainbutt]

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[deepakbks]

Nice idiom Have big shoes to fill useful for buiness thanks kayla.

[mcmaugusto]

I really liked how you explained it I love it

[simonefabris]

Hey there! I couldn’t tell even with subtitles? What does it say grandma in the example of the phrase “hand in hand”?😊

[SAADRAMADHANMUHI]

Thank you so much_ Teacher "kayla"_ Congratulations Healthy_ SAAD RAMADHAN MUHI _IRAQ

[emanmahmoud]

I'm all about it or I'm really into that

[Mahadevnigi]

If you speak little bit slowly I can understand I want to learn

[HaiNguyen-jjnj]

He hour ara your my new í nguyen trumn oin duc hiep ba ria vung tau