100 WORDS VOCAB LIST Thanks Marina. I just wanted to make my own list and thought it might come handy for other ss. My next step is to come up with an original sentencr and different from yours for each idiom. Pleas say Hi to me... Idioms 00:48 White elephant = sth that is completely useless, although it may have cost a lot of money 00:08 White lie = small lie 01:50 White-collar = people working doing more mental than physical effort 02:22 White-collar resort = people who work in the office tend to go to that place 02:46 Blue-collar = not much mental work, working in the factories 02:57 Out of the blue = suddenly, unexpectedly 03:55 Once in a blue moon = rarely 04:18 Have the blues = feel sad More useful idioms 07:22 Blue blood = sb belongs to a royal or noble family 07:54 Paint the town red = go out to bars, clubs etc to enjoy yourself 08:41 Red Tape = burocracy, official rules and processes that seem unnecessary and delay results 09:11 To roll out the red Carpet = special treatment 09:34 Red herring = clues that distract from main facts or problems 10:05 Catch somebody red-handed = catch sb at the moment when they are doing sth wrong 10:20 Silver spoon in one´s mouth = to be born with privileges 10:53 Golden opportunity = good opportunity 11:18 Golden parachute = be paid a large amount of money if they lose their job 12:17 Green with envy = Be very very jealous 12:35 Green light = Get permission 12:51 Grey area = a situation that is not clear or where the rules are not known 13:26 Black sheep = sb considered as a failure or embarrasment in the family 14:00 Face the music = accept criticism or punishment for something you have done 15:21 Down in the dumps = be depressed or upset about sth 16:11 That hit the spot = really good 16:31 Get sth off your chest = express your worries or annoyances More idioms 18:25 Just what the doctor ordered = what you really need 18:43 Feel like a new person = feel refresh 19:04 Drive up the wall = sth is making you mad, angry, etc 19:18 Hang (on) in there = Stay calm, remain brave and determined in a difficult situation 19:47 The last straw = the last problem in a series of problems that makes you give up 20:06 Better late than never = better to arrive or do sth than never 20:32 Speak of the devil = The one you are speaking about turns up 21:28 A blessing in disguise = sth is good now contrary to what it seemed at the beginning 21:58 Get out of hand = Difficult to control 22:24 Get your act together = start to organize yourself so that you do things in an effective way 22:48 So far so good = things have been happening successfully until now 23:04 Act your age = behave in a way suitable for someone as old as you are 23:28 Burst into tears = begin to cry suddenly 23:56 Follow your heart = listen to your heart, behave according to your feelings 24:12 Full plate = very busy More idioms 25:42 Pull yourself together = take control of your emotions 26:01 Be in two minds = unable to make a decision about sth 26:38 Have a lot on one´s plate = have quite a few things to deal with 26:55 Get/Have cold feet = be afraid of doing sth prevoiusly planned 27:08 Actions speak louder than words = what you do is more important than what you say 27:27 Take a raincheck (on something) = used to say that you will do sth in the future but not now 27:57 Cry over spilt milk = regret an earlier mistake that cannot be changed 28:15 Hit the nail on the head = describe exactly what is causing a situation or problem: 28:25 Over the moon = very happy 28:31 Kill two birds with one stone = succeed in achieving two things in a single action: 29:01 Speak one´s mind = tell people exactly what you think, even if it offends them 29:11 Your guess is as good as mine = sth you say when the answer to a question is not known 29:25 Hit the sack/hay = go to bed 29:38 Lose one´s touch = you can no longer do something as well as you could before 29:52 Lose one´s mind = become crazy 30:03 Let/blow off steam = do sth to get rid of stress 30:16 Pay an arm and a leg for sth/ cost an arm and a leg = sth is really expensive 30:29 Find your feet = adjust to a new situation 30:41 Food for thought = sth that makes you think carefully 31:00 Spill the beans = reveal a secret 31:10 Go with the flow = agree that you will do the thing that most people want to do 31:26 break the ice = make people feel more friendly and willing to talk to each other 31:38 (As) clear as mud = very difficult to understand (humorously) Phrasal verbs 32:44 Look back = think about the past 33:10 Just keep your eyes on me = keep looking or listening 33:27 Shut up = stop talking 33:37 Go over sth = think about, examine, repeat 34:11 Hit the road/trail = begin a road trip 34:30 Come back = return 34:32 Fall in love = be attracted to sb 35:20 Act up = behave badly or when a machine does not work properly 35:47 Cut sb off = stop communicating 36:23 Look for = search for 36:43 Settle down = become quiet and calm, pay all attention to a job or activity 37:36 Sell sb out = disappoint sb so as to get more advantages doing sth else instead More idioms 39:26 Hit the books = cram (for an exam), study hard 40:27 Cut corners = do something in the easiest, cheapest, or fastest way 41:06 A drop in the ocean = a very small amount compared to the amount needed 41:39 Actions speak louder than words = what you do is more important than what you say 42:08 Be a good catch = a person who is an excellent or ideal romantic partner. 42:40 Beat about/around the bush = avoid talking about what is important 43:19 Sb couldn´t care less = sb does not care at all about something 43:32 Drive sb up the wall = drive sb crazy, sth annoys sb 44:01 Go down in flames = fail spectacularly or to a great degree 44:25 Judge a book by its cover = form an opinion based only on the way something looks 45:04 Cut a long story short = in a few words, without giving all the details 45:28 Miss the bullet = NOT FOUND, NOT FOUND 45:40 Sit on the fence = to delay making a decision 46:11 When pigs fly = never Slang phrases 47:18 Let´s grab a coffee sometime = invite sb to a casual meeting 47:48 Let´s catch up for a coffee tonight/in a week/tomorrow = chat 48:14 Let´s catch up over a coffee sometime = chat more than drink coffee 48:38 Let´s hang out tonight = spend a lot of time together tonight 49:04 Do you want to hang out sometime? = spend some time together anytime 49:23 If that´s ok with you = confirm plans 50:08 It´s very kind of you, but I have other plans = refusal 50:19 I really appreciate your offer, but unfortunately = refusal 50:32 It´s very tempting = I like it a lot 50:58 Let me sleep on this = make a decision later 51:17 I´m going to pass = slight refusal (according to the intonation used) 51:48 Take a raincheck on sth = decline an offer now to take it up later 52:19 I´m sorry. I don´t think I can make it = when you don´t want to give explanations 52:31 Never mind. It´s fine = accept a refusal 53:11 Never mind. Forget what I just said = agree on a refusal for a inappropiate offer 53:29 Oh no, it´s a bummer = a situation that is disappointing or annoying 53:48 That´s a bummer = something that is very annoying or not convenient 54:12 Guys, I´m sorry. It´s time for me to head out = I gotta go 54:26 I´d better be going = announcing the need to depart 54:31 Keep me posted = keep me informed or maybe an informal and polite refusal 55:49 It was nice seeing you. Take care = Bye
Marina without a question, you are my favorite teacher of all time, and I try to share your videos with everybody I know from university, college, and even my relatives. You have no idea how many people your channel is benefitting. Take love.
Friendly advice for all the English learners out there 🌎...don’t get frustrated over minor errors, such as not understanding EVERY word of spoken 🗣 or written ✏️ English . Even as native English speakers, we don’t understand everyone and everything! 🇨🇦
Hi Linguamarina, I am so grateful to have you as my English teacher! Since I started watching your videos, my English level has improved so much. Thank you so much! You are an amazing teacher. Your videos are clear, concise, and fun. You make learning English easy and enjoyable. I also greatly appreciate that you share your knowledge and experience for free. Your UA-cam channel is an invaluable resource for people all over the world who want to learn English. Thank you so much, Linguamarina, for everything you do!
Thanks a lot,this video is really supportive for me personally cuz,as a doctor..I have to communicate with all of my patients in a fun way.I'm currently living in US so,most of the people speak English.I really like your video. Keep up your good work!
You are so inspiring. I wrote them down on my notebook. These are really very helpful which can help us to be fluent in speaking and also writing skills. Marina, you are the goat ( greatest of all time ) . Now, I can speak English and don't forget words while speaking. Thank you so much, Marina.
Hello marina I'm from India Firstly I wanna say thanks a million for improving my accent , my English And also for wiping the fear of public speaking Extremely happy to say that I have improved alot And it's been 2 years me to be connected with your channel .... 2 years back I was a girl who couldn't even speak a single line in English with confidence But now I can And you made that possible You put your 100 % efforts to make the concept crystal clear And thank you once again beautiful girl ❤️ 😀
Just practice as much as you can Cos English is a foreign language and it's not definitely easy to learn but ofcourse on the other hand it's not even impossible to learn PRACTICE IS MUST Just don't focus on grammar cos grammar is a ocean and you cannot drink the whole ocean But my advice is to firstly focus on TENSES and once you master tenses just start making sentences and be consistent Just go ahead 👍
@@medicophilickritika7777 what do you think, what does better for improving listening skills? How did you managed to hone it to brilliance? I mean it'd better to listen exercises, as IELTS or just listen favourite audio on UA-cam, Spotify, etc.?
@@eugenemorrison4386 as IELTS , if you wanna improve your listening skills so I don't think that you should just go for audiobooks or UA-cam or Spotify particularly But I think that you should use all the above 👆( audiobook,UA-cam Spotify etc ) sources to ameliorate your listening skills 😀❤️👍
Hi marina! So grateful to have u as an English teacher ever since I started watching ur videos I have improved my language much better than before thank u sm
Hi, Marima! 👋🙂 Thanks a lot for your amazing videos and especially this one I liked it so much, my favourites are: * So far, so good; * better late then never; * thats the last straw; * hit the spot; * red herring; * it’s a time to face to music; * hang in there; * drive up the wall; * speak of a devil; * get out of hand; * act your age; * full plate; * follow your heart; * get my act together; * blessing in disguise. One more time thank you so much! 🙏 God bless you! 🤗
So helpful! You are such an inspiration for so many girls! I was so little when I started seeing your classes from my father's account , and now I'm about to go to college! Still love your classes!! 💙💓🇧🇩
When I learn English I get frustrate and exhausted and I feel very bored and then I didn't understand what should I do But While watching your videos Only you are the one that makes me happy happy 💟💟💟💟💟💟💟
I've heard this this class a few times. And definitely it's something like a small but very useful desk book(if this expression is used for book at all in English) even for native speakers and exactly for everyone who is studing this language.
I have been learning english for 1 years and i have b1 level.i would say that you help me too much moreover i watch you when i boring...so thank you for your content!!!
Blue blood = someone who is from noble family and can't understand us. He is upscale . 💙 Full plate = it means that my schedule is very busy to put you in . Get your act together = it means organize your life in the way that is you are able to achieve it . And thank you again marine about these idioms ❤❤❤
The last video was the same, with 100 English words, and phrases, and now 100 more beneficial words, aww yeah useful as hell. So many thanks for sharing engrossing lessons like this one
Once in a blue moon/ Blue blood/ follow your heart/ full plate / black sheep/ When I looked at comments, there's no one did wrote any of these phrases 🥲 then I rewatched the video of that part of Miz. Marina's advice to write phrases in oder to memorize them!🤔 I thought alot if there was wrong in my mind🥴😓 Hi, Miz. Marina. Nice to see your class😘
Marina ，Your video is very good, I can see that you made it carefully, the language is not too difficult and very suitable for those who learn English, thank you, I will always support you.👍
Hey, Marina. I am really enjoying your videos and find them super useful to brush up my grammar and vocabulary. I am also getting ready for CELPIP, it's a Canadian language test. I am getting cold feet! 😊
Your voice is so amazing when you're singing little parts of songs. I suggest you to do a song. It will be success like your language learning programme. God bless you. Love from Sri Lanka. 🇱🇰
Hey, Lingua Mariana. If you don't mind, I would like to request that whenever you share example sentences with us, please try to mention from which movie or series you've taken that from. It really helps.
I really love you channel and off course your videos,!! I'm Mexican and I think that I can speak English ok!!! But right to the point!! It's really amazing what you did with your accent!!!
Oh Marina Sister thanks for u ur so clever😊 thanks for u sharing useful video with us I respect u 😊🤗✊ Good lucks for u, U helped me and my English pronunciation🥰
I watched all of the video and that was really really perfect for me and I learned a lot of phrases and have really helpful and enjoying one hear in my day so TY alot for this really helpful video 💙I really enjoyed it and I wrote a lot of points U are so good at singing too😂 I mean all of the video was sooooo amazing
Hi Marina ! I love your videos and I' ve learnt so many things . I've read somewhere the idiom "white collar crime " and after watching this video I can finally understand what does this idiom mean. This video really came in handy. Keep up the good work! p.s. I 'll take a wild guess and say you are in Miami. Did I get that right ?
I am the twelvth viewer of this video 😄, but the first comment here is mine. Marina, you are my favourite English teacher. I have learnt a lot from you !Thank you so much ! By the way ,can any one here say from my English what country I am from ?
Thanks for the incredible video, I definitely appreciate it with all my heart. Unluckyly I know some idioms, but they're actually British. Thanks for the American ones. White elephant is an interesting idiom. White lie is a useful idiom. Ful plate is a funny one like I have a lot in my plate.😊 Some more idioms, poul yourself together is an everyday one.😊
Hi there Marina, from Colombia. It's funny the first phrase, because here in my country "white elephant" is the phrase we use when the government invests on the construction of a hospital or clinic or even public parks but they're never finished. So when the new governor comes, he/she doesn't even try to finish that hospital/clinic or park and it cost a lot of money. So, in one way, the phrase "white elephant" is quite similiar here and there.
100 WORDS VOCAB LIST
Thanks Marina. I just wanted to make my own list and thought it might come handy for other ss. My next step is to come up with an original sentencr and different from yours for each idiom. Pleas say Hi to me...
Idioms
00:48 White elephant = sth that is completely useless, although it may have cost a lot of money
00:08 White lie = small lie
01:50 White-collar = people working doing more mental than physical effort
02:22 White-collar resort = people who work in the office tend to go to that place
02:46 Blue-collar = not much mental work, working in the factories
02:57 Out of the blue = suddenly, unexpectedly
03:55 Once in a blue moon = rarely
04:18 Have the blues = feel sad
More useful idioms
07:22 Blue blood = sb belongs to a royal or noble family
07:54 Paint the town red = go out to bars, clubs etc to enjoy yourself
08:41 Red Tape = burocracy, official rules and processes that seem unnecessary and delay results
09:11 To roll out the red Carpet = special treatment
09:34 Red herring = clues that distract from main facts or problems
10:05 Catch somebody red-handed = catch sb at the moment when they are doing sth wrong
10:20 Silver spoon in one´s mouth = to be born with privileges
10:53 Golden opportunity = good opportunity
11:18 Golden parachute = be paid a large amount of money if they lose their job
12:17 Green with envy = Be very very jealous
12:35 Green light = Get permission
12:51 Grey area = a situation that is not clear or where the rules are not known
13:26 Black sheep = sb considered as a failure or embarrasment in the family
14:00 Face the music = accept criticism or punishment for something you have done
15:21 Down in the dumps = be depressed or upset about sth
16:11 That hit the spot = really good
16:31 Get sth off your chest = express your worries or annoyances
More idioms
18:25 Just what the doctor ordered = what you really need
18:43 Feel like a new person = feel refresh
19:04 Drive up the wall = sth is making you mad, angry, etc
19:18 Hang (on) in there = Stay calm, remain brave and determined in a difficult situation
19:47 The last straw = the last problem in a series of problems that makes you give up
20:06 Better late than never = better to arrive or do sth than never
20:32 Speak of the devil = The one you are speaking about turns up
21:28 A blessing in disguise = sth is good now contrary to what it seemed at the beginning
21:58 Get out of hand = Difficult to control
22:24 Get your act together = start to organize yourself so that you do things in an effective way
22:48 So far so good = things have been happening successfully until now
23:04 Act your age = behave in a way suitable for someone as old as you are
23:28 Burst into tears = begin to cry suddenly
23:56 Follow your heart = listen to your heart, behave according to your feelings
24:12 Full plate = very busy
More idioms
25:42 Pull yourself together = take control of your emotions
26:01 Be in two minds = unable to make a decision about sth
26:38 Have a lot on one´s plate = have quite a few things to deal with
26:55 Get/Have cold feet = be afraid of doing sth prevoiusly planned
27:08 Actions speak louder than words = what you do is more important than what you say
27:27 Take a raincheck (on something) = used to say that you will do sth in the future but not now
27:57 Cry over spilt milk = regret an earlier mistake that cannot be changed
28:15 Hit the nail on the head = describe exactly what is causing a situation or problem:
28:25 Over the moon = very happy
28:31 Kill two birds with one stone = succeed in achieving two things in a single action:
29:01 Speak one´s mind = tell people exactly what you think, even if it offends them
29:11 Your guess is as good as mine = sth you say when the answer to a question is not known
29:25 Hit the sack/hay = go to bed
29:38 Lose one´s touch = you can no longer do something as well as you could before
29:52 Lose one´s mind = become crazy
30:03 Let/blow off steam = do sth to get rid of stress
30:16 Pay an arm and a leg for sth/ cost an arm and a leg = sth is really expensive
30:29 Find your feet = adjust to a new situation
30:41 Food for thought = sth that makes you think carefully
31:00 Spill the beans = reveal a secret
31:10 Go with the flow = agree that you will do the thing that most people want to do
31:26 break the ice = make people feel more friendly and willing to talk to each other
31:38 (As) clear as mud = very difficult to understand (humorously)
Phrasal verbs
32:44 Look back = think about the past
33:10 Just keep your eyes on me = keep looking or listening
33:27 Shut up = stop talking
33:37 Go over sth = think about, examine, repeat
34:11 Hit the road/trail = begin a road trip
34:30 Come back = return
34:32 Fall in love = be attracted to sb
35:20 Act up = behave badly or when a machine does not work properly
35:47 Cut sb off = stop communicating
36:23 Look for = search for
36:43 Settle down = become quiet and calm, pay all attention to a job or activity
37:36 Sell sb out = disappoint sb so as to get more advantages doing sth else instead
More idioms
39:26 Hit the books = cram (for an exam), study hard
40:27 Cut corners = do something in the easiest, cheapest, or fastest way
41:06 A drop in the ocean = a very small amount compared to the amount needed
41:39 Actions speak louder than words = what you do is more important than what you say
42:08 Be a good catch = a person who is an excellent or ideal romantic partner.
42:40 Beat about/around the bush = avoid talking about what is important
43:19 Sb couldn´t care less = sb does not care at all about something
43:32 Drive sb up the wall = drive sb crazy, sth annoys sb
44:01 Go down in flames = fail spectacularly or to a great degree
44:25 Judge a book by its cover = form an opinion based only on the way something looks
45:04 Cut a long story short = in a few words, without giving all the details
45:28 Miss the bullet = NOT FOUND, NOT FOUND
45:40 Sit on the fence = to delay making a decision
46:11 When pigs fly = never
Slang phrases
47:18 Let´s grab a coffee sometime = invite sb to a casual meeting
47:48 Let´s catch up for a coffee tonight/in a week/tomorrow = chat
48:14 Let´s catch up over a coffee sometime = chat more than drink coffee
48:38 Let´s hang out tonight = spend a lot of time together tonight
49:04 Do you want to hang out sometime? = spend some time together anytime
49:23 If that´s ok with you = confirm plans
50:08 It´s very kind of you, but I have other plans = refusal
50:19 I really appreciate your offer, but unfortunately = refusal
50:32 It´s very tempting = I like it a lot
50:58 Let me sleep on this = make a decision later
51:17 I´m going to pass = slight refusal (according to the intonation used)
51:48 Take a raincheck on sth = decline an offer now to take it up later
52:19 I´m sorry. I don´t think I can make it = when you don´t want to give explanations
52:31 Never mind. It´s fine = accept a refusal
53:11 Never mind. Forget what I just said = agree on a refusal for a inappropiate offer
53:29 Oh no, it´s a bummer = a situation that is disappointing or annoying
53:48 That´s a bummer = something that is very annoying or not convenient
54:12 Guys, I´m sorry. It´s time for me to head out = I gotta go
54:26 I´d better be going = announcing the need to depart
54:31 Keep me posted = keep me informed or maybe an informal and polite refusal
55:49 It was nice seeing you. Take care = Bye
thx
Thanks
Thanks a lot!
thanks
thanks a million
Marina without a question, you are my favorite teacher of all time, and I try to share your videos with everybody I know from university, college, and even my relatives. You have no idea how many people your channel is benefitting. Take love.
Yhaaa me too
You are so amazing.
I think you meant without question( Without any doubt), Without a question ( means without asking a question).
Friendly advice for all the English learners out there 🌎...don’t get frustrated over minor errors, such as not understanding EVERY word of spoken 🗣 or written ✏️ English . Even as native English speakers, we don’t understand everyone and everything! 🇨🇦
Thank you for your advice
Thanks for your advice
Thank you! :)
thx with inspire
Thank you so much for your advice
Thanks!🙂
Hi Linguamarina,
I am so grateful to have you as my English teacher! Since I started watching your videos, my English level has improved so much. Thank you so much!
You are an amazing teacher. Your videos are clear, concise, and fun. You make learning English easy and enjoyable.
I also greatly appreciate that you share your knowledge and experience for free. Your UA-cam channel is an invaluable resource for people all over the world who want to learn English.
Thank you so much, Linguamarina, for everything you do!
Thanks a lot,this video is really supportive for me personally cuz,as a doctor..I have to communicate with all of my patients in a fun way.I'm currently living in US so,most of the people speak English.I really like your video.
Keep up your good work!
You are so inspiring. I wrote them down on my notebook. These are really very helpful which can help us to be fluent in speaking and also writing skills. Marina, you are the goat ( greatest of all time ) . Now, I can speak English and don't forget words while speaking. Thank you so much, Marina.
Hello marina
I'm from India
Firstly I wanna say thanks a million for improving my accent , my English
And also for wiping the fear of public speaking
Extremely happy to say that I have improved alot
And it's been 2 years me to be connected with your channel ....
2 years back I was a girl who couldn't even speak a single line in English with confidence
But now I can
And you made that possible
You put your 100 % efforts to make the concept crystal clear
And thank you once again beautiful girl ❤️ 😀
Any tips?🙁
Just practice as much as you can
Cos English is a foreign language and it's not definitely easy to learn but ofcourse on the other hand it's not even impossible to learn
PRACTICE IS MUST
Just don't focus on grammar cos grammar is a ocean and you cannot drink the whole ocean
But my advice is to firstly focus on TENSES and once you master tenses just start making sentences and be consistent
Just go ahead 👍
@@medicophilickritika7777 Thank you! :)
@@medicophilickritika7777 what do you think, what does better for improving listening skills? How did you managed to hone it to brilliance? I mean it'd better to listen exercises, as IELTS or just listen favourite audio on UA-cam, Spotify, etc.?
@@eugenemorrison4386 as IELTS , if you wanna improve your listening skills so I don't think that you should just go for audiobooks or UA-cam or Spotify particularly
But I think that you should use all the above 👆( audiobook,UA-cam Spotify etc ) sources to ameliorate your listening skills 😀❤️👍
Hi marina! So grateful to have u as an English teacher ever since I started watching ur videos I have improved my language much better than before thank u sm
Hi, Marima! 👋🙂
Thanks a lot for your amazing videos and especially this one I liked it so much, my favourites are:
* So far, so good;
* better late then never;
* thats the last straw;
* hit the spot;
* red herring;
* it’s a time to face to music;
* hang in there;
* drive up the wall;
* speak of a devil;
* get out of hand;
* act your age;
* full plate;
* follow your heart;
* get my act together;
* blessing in disguise.
One more time thank you so much! 🙏
God bless you! 🤗
発音がとても明快で、何度も聞くと慣れてきます。ありがとうございます！！
Watching the whole video for almost an hour is indeed worth it! Learned a lot again, Thanks Marina! God bless. 😗😘
So helpful! You are such an inspiration for so many girls! I was so little when I started seeing your classes from my father's account , and now I'm about to go to college! Still love your classes!! 💙💓🇧🇩
I'm from Bangladesh too.I love her too and I would never be bored to watch all day
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I'm from Bangladesh too..🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
@@nafisanarmin6521
@@erdalturhan5628
When I learn English I get frustrate and exhausted and I feel very bored and then I didn't understand what should I do
But While watching your videos Only you are the one that makes me happy happy 💟💟💟💟💟💟💟
Why Marina is so clever
Thank you so much god bless you
Lots of love from India 🇮🇳💜
Thanks Marina, always having positive mind.
hello marina
i'm from , Afghanistan
You are the best teacher .you helped me a lot to improve my English .
Thank you so much
I've heard this this class a few times. And definitely it's something like a small but very useful desk book(if this expression is used for book at all in English) even for native speakers and exactly for everyone who is studing this language.
Thank you Marina for the most common Phrases and Idioms in English. I would like to learn them. You are the best Marina in teaching English
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I have been learning english for 1 years and i have b1 level.i would say that you help me too much moreover i watch you when i boring...so thank you for your content!!!
Blue blood = someone who is from noble family and can't understand us. He is upscale . 💙
Full plate = it means that my schedule is very busy to put you in .
Get your act together = it means organize your life in the way that is you are able to achieve it .
And thank you again marine about these idioms ❤❤❤
I love to learn English from you .for me you are my best teacher . I hope one day I meet you and say thanks to you . Thank u respected teacher
The last video was the same, with 100 English words, and phrases, and now 100 more beneficial words, aww yeah useful as hell. So many thanks for sharing engrossing lessons like this one
Halo kawan!!
Once in a blue moon/ Blue blood/ follow your heart/ full plate / black sheep/
When I looked at comments, there's no one did wrote any of these phrases 🥲 then I rewatched the video of that part of Miz. Marina's advice to write phrases in oder to memorize them!🤔 I thought alot if there was wrong in my mind🥴😓
Hi, Miz. Marina. Nice to see your class😘
entirely genuinely graduate my new vocabulary for to day👌
Hello Marina.I'm an Indian and I've been a fan of your contents for past 2 years and nonetheless ur lessons helped me lot.
Marina ，Your video is very good, I can see that you made it carefully, the language is not too difficult and very suitable for those who learn English, thank you, I will always support you.👍
Thank you for sharing this useful video
Hi marina i learned it a lots thank u for video lots of love from Algeria 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿♥♥♥
hey buddy ... bent bladi
I'm very cheerful because of you marine you are the best teacher I have ever met ❤️
From Bangladesh,
I enjoy your video. Very helpful.
Hey, Marina. I am really enjoying your videos and find them super useful to brush up my grammar and vocabulary. I am also getting ready for CELPIP, it's a Canadian language test. I am getting cold feet! 😊
OMG, Marian can sing so well. Diligent Marina.
35:50 soothing voice 😭❤
That is the most beneficial one for skipping to the advanced level. Highly recommended
Thank You,
From India
I have a black book of English Vocabulary and mostly similar .
Sincerely, you are amazing.
Thank you so much.
Hi, Marina
I love your English class, you're the best
I'd like to learn speaking like you
Thanks for you teaching
I really appreciate you for learning us about this useful idioms .
Teaching us these useful idioms*
Как хорошо что ты есть на свете чтобы мы могли изучить английский !!😊😊
Your voice is so amazing when you're singing little parts of songs. I suggest you to do a song. It will be success like your language learning programme. God bless you. Love from Sri Lanka. 🇱🇰
Very happy with your vedeo Marina thank you a lot..
Thanks teacher Mariana for the record you’re the best English teacher
when l was watching film l was hearing some phrases which you said in this video.Thanks
*_Hi Marina! Usually I love watching you but here, you have given info that I already know. So, sorry for leaving this clip in the middle!_*
Hey, Lingua Mariana. If you don't mind, I would like to request that whenever you share example sentences with us, please try to mention from which movie or series you've taken that from. It really helps.
I just thank you for your lives great teacher learning a lot from you congratulations amenzing
I love your videos. It's so easy understand what are you talking and I like the way that you explain everything.
the way you teach in this video is incredible
You have an amazing voice waouw!
Thanks for sharing with us this great online couse.
You are so glamorous I have boosted my English much better than before. Thank you so much..😊😊
Thank you to improvements our common sentences.
Jeez, more phrasal verbs with songs, pleease🙏 that was so good and much easier to memorize this way😊
One of the best channel ever found 👍
It’s been a year I am watching your Videos and it’s really helpful. Thank you Marina for those important videos. 🇧🇩🇧🇩
I'm from Bangladesh too 🇧🇩🇧🇩
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Are you from Bangladesh 😍😍l also
@@taniaislam8691 yeah I am from Bangladesh
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From India..... Inspiring you every single day
I agreed to learn and improve my English with marina❤
I really love you channel and off course your videos,!! I'm Mexican and I think that I can speak English ok!!! But right to the point!! It's really amazing what you did with your accent!!!
Hello from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 ❤
Oh Marina Sister thanks for u ur so clever😊 thanks for u sharing useful video with us I respect u 😊🤗✊ Good lucks for u, U helped me and my English pronunciation🥰
Мариночка , у Вас прекрасные уроки 🙏💓
Thank you so much Marina!Your videos have helped me a lot!I really love your teaching💕
I watched your all videos about idioms but thnx for revising it. Bundle of thnx to u. Stay happy and keep shining and rocking.
Early morning, i'll start my today do something and also watching youtube podcast from you. And learning english as well.
You are good teacher. ❤️❤️😊🥰
Thanks for you. You help me learning
You are ALWAYS Positive ❤️❤️🤗🤗
❤ Great Thank you. you help realy very good to the people who need to learn english professinal. Благодарю.
Thanks marina for this new video your all of videos are useful,, you'r adorable!!!😍😍😍😍
Extremely useful idioms, lot of thanks🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
I watched all of the video and that was really really perfect for me and I learned a lot of phrases and have really helpful and enjoying one hear in my day so TY alot for this really helpful video 💙I really enjoyed it and I wrote a lot of points
U are so good at singing too😂 I mean all of the video was sooooo amazing
Love your accent...Thanks a lot!
Hi Marina ! I love your videos and I' ve learnt so many things . I've read somewhere the idiom "white collar crime " and after watching this video I can finally understand what does this idiom mean. This video really came in handy. Keep up the good work!
p.s. I 'll take a wild guess and say you are in Miami. Did I get that right ?
Hello Miss , I love idioms
In love with these lectures
Perfect🔥
سيدتي فضيلة أنا لا افهمكي من كلمك بلوغا اكليزيا ألف شكر وتقدير لكم
I am the twelvth viewer of this video 😄, but the first comment here is mine. Marina, you are my favourite English teacher. I have learnt a lot from you !Thank you so much !
By the way ,can any one here say from my English what country I am from ?
India
Very Usefully Words. 🤩
I appreciate you My Beautiful teacher
Thanks for the incredible video, I definitely appreciate it with all my heart.
Unluckyly I know some idioms, but they're actually British. Thanks for the American ones. White elephant is an interesting idiom. White lie is a useful idiom. Ful plate is a funny one like I have a lot in my plate.😊
Some more idioms, poul yourself together is an everyday one.😊
some more idioms, Actions speak louder than words.
white lie ,white elephant and full plate ,a big shot -my fav idioms
Lingumarina channel is one of the towering around the world
thanks I am going to represent my school in an event so this video was really useful!!!
❤❤ greetings from Spain
Hi there Marina, from Colombia. It's funny the first phrase, because here in my country "white elephant" is the phrase we use when the government invests on the construction of a hospital or clinic or even public parks but they're never finished. So when the new governor comes, he/she doesn't even try to finish that hospital/clinic or park and it cost a lot of money. So, in one way, the phrase "white elephant" is quite similiar here and there.
Thank you! 🤗🖤 Subscribed and will share with friends.
Love for sri lanka 🇱🇰 .....💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
That view is hands down the best 🌟
Thanks a lot!!
I like your video very much🥺 your attidute is really great i like the way youre talking🥺💖 love from bangladesh🇧🇩
thanks for your grate work
I loved this video, thanks you
Beautiful lady
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The wonderful video. Great... I like a lot this video
Thanks for your work
Just love how u talk hopefully we meet one day..
Thanks Marina for your every single videos, Good Job!
Would you like to make a video on English3 test (E3PT)?
Thank you very much!
Hey Marina! It was an amazing video as always, I really like your energy! Thank you ^^
What a wonder for video!!!! Keep creating such amazing content! Awesome! Thanks a lot Marina!!