OClass Ph | English 7 (Colloquial Expressions)

Colloquial Expression or simply colloquialism is a way of making words lighter based on the current social norms. The meaning might be vague to other people but just normal to those who made the the expression. We will tackle some of the common colloquial expression in English in this lesson.
The topic presented in this video is anchored with the Most Essential Learning Competencies under the Revised K-12 Curriculum.
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Colloquial expression is quite interesting.

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Now I know what is colloquial expressions. Thank you.

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The lesson is very light but full of information.

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May I know the difference between colloquialism to idioms?

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are idioms part if colloquial words?

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Our president always using colloquial terms.. hehehe..

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