Let's Learn English! Topic: Describing Things

The world around us is full of things, and in this English lesson I will help you learn how to describe them. Of course, this will be more than just a lesson about adjectives. I'll also help you learn English phrases and give lots of example sentences so you can learn exactly how to talk about the things around you!

I'll help you learn words like pungent and sleek, words like sticky and dull. By the end of the lesson you'll have learned over 35 new English words and how to use them!

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[lilygaby]

02:24 pungent (strong odor)
03:24 earthy (color, taste, smell, person (enjoying life))
04:40 rotten (decayed)
05:47 sharp (smell, taste, object, person (clever))
07:08 dull (not sharp knife, pencil; a dull person (boring))
08:08 fluffy (soft and like wool or fur)
08:40 sticky (honey, situation (difficult))

Q&A
10:50 a person who can respond quickly & appropriately (good in crisis)
11:36 special words to color our speech (vibrant, loud)
12:24 history of English lol
13:23 How to describe things that bring fond memories?
14:17 poignant (a very sharp feeling of sadness)
14:54 How would you describe your cell phone?
15:45 Is "honky" a pejorative or neutral term?
16:23 dirty mind VS nasty mind

Back to the topic
17:23 juicy (to drip)
18:10 freezing
weather
19:32 lukewarm (only slightly warm)
20:14 frigid (extremely cold; "polar bear swim/dip")
21:08 boiling
weather
22:06 toasty (comfortably and pleasantly warm)
22:44 old-fashioned (not modern)
23:53 crooked (bent, not straight about roads, teeth, a person (dishonest, criminal))
25:10 affordable
25:28 expensive
25:55 menial (not a high-end job)
26:45 vibrant (color)
27:31 translucent (almost transparent)
28:24 cheesy (of bad quality, in bad taste)

Q&A
30:33 order of adjectives
31:24 How would you describe your country?
32:18 rusty as a color
32:44 plain and dull clothes
34:08 juicy gossip
34:44 thrift shop
35:10 What food is umami?
(a strong taste that is not sweet, sour, salty, or bitter)
36:02 your favorite word to describe smb
36:38 flat objects
37:28 a close-knit family
38:18 Have you ever been in a sticky situation?
39:00 mad at smb VS angry with smb

Back to the topic
41:08 -ish (not precise about colors and time)
42:35 flavorless
43:12 flavorful
43:40 slippery (road, person (dishonest))
44:36 sleek (smooth, shiny)
45:10 rough (not even, smooth about texture, hands, relationships)
46:01 scrumptious (tasting extremely good)
46:53 microscopic (very small, hard to see with a naked eye)
47:43 mammoth (gigantic, extremely large)
48:25 steep (hard to climb about a hill, mountain, cliff)
49:03 shallow (not deep about water, person (not serious, intelligent))
50:03 narrow (not wide)
50:40 deep (water, space, a person (intelligent, philosophical))
51:36 damp (slightly wet cloth, clothes, grass) to wring out a cloth
52:55 greasy (dishes, deep-fried food, hair)

Q&A
54:24 How to describe seasons?
55:35 chilly VS cold
57:05 a sticky situation
58:00 How to describe a thing you are not aware of?
58:21 a warm-blooded person / kind-hearted person

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