I have been following you almost one year. Maybe it’s my first time to write something for you. You're doing really wonderful job for second language learners. I have improved many things from you. I love your style & teaching method. Not only you but also Sebra are doing stunning work. Thank you so much for outstanding lessons.
American and appreciate your teaching me British idioms, sex, among other words.Love these idioms. I am an actor nd rapper in America. Ladies you are the best.
Thank you, ma'am! You've created one of the most resourceful content on the Internet. I've learned so much from your videos and continue to so. I have a few requests. Could you please create videos on different ways to describe faces, body types, parts of the body - such as nose, eyes, hair - and types of voices? I know I am making a big request but I can trust none other than you on this subject. Thanks and Regards.
Hi Leila, An interesting and unique lesson about English Idioms and expressions. I appreciate your efforts and know the new idioms and their uses. Thanks and regards,
Now, these are the exact words/phrases which books will NEVER teach, meanwhile people use them ALL THE TIME. That's precisely why your channel is one of the best channels here on UA-cam. Thanks for the content!
Thank you Leila that was really great, we also use some of these expressions in our country such as (there's no much between ears) or (To be a penny-pincher) but in different ways.
Hello Leila good to see you You look stunning. Congratulations on you and Sabrah today is woman's day. I wish you all the best Have a great o,😉🇧🇷 take care
An old work colleague of mine was a such a skinflint, he made an Excel sheet to rank beers based on price/alcohol volume to get the best "booze for the money" when he was invited to parties and brought beers. He even admitted (while drunk) he preferred buying them in small cans because smaller volume by can reduce the waste of unfinished opened cans. Of course he took back home unopened ones. There are people like that, nobody held it against him, because he was wacky and very gentle with people. That bloke was a rare specimen : both greedy and benevolent.
The expression "muppet" probably came into the vernacular from the Royal Navy. The RN is known as "Pusser" and a dozy sailor is a "muppet" - the Most Useless Person Pusser Ever Trained".
Hello Leila! I observed, many times in your videos, you pronunce 'r' in 'or'. And it's not linking or intrussive 'r'. Did you borrow it form AmE without realising it or you pronunced it like this all the time? xD And thank you for this new lessons, I will use some of this with my english friends to see their reactions :D
Hi... Leila, my loving friend, how are you today?? Hope all is well... By the way, Tnx a bunch for these expressions and I have been looking for these kind of idioms and expressions as I gotta few of my mates who I want to be addressed in this manner... LMFAO... 😂😂😂🤣🤣 Take care and love you too.. ❤️❤️ Gams...
Türkçe bilen bir Pakistanlı🇵🇰 olarak sadece bunu demek isterim ki 'şu videodaki beyefendiye ve onun gibi düşünen herkese terbiye davet ediyorum, çünkü gördünüz gibi kendisi eğitim almış olduğunu iddia etti, ama ettiği kelam ne yazık ki bunun ona hiç bir faydası dokunmadığını gösteriyor!' I would suggest you touch some grass but Nah!Anyways the joke is on you brother, you represent your own folks, not the ones you spew venom against, whatever you just said- guess what? that is a reflection on who YOU are, and how you were raised. Touché!
Hey, Nice job Miss. Heard our church Trustee calling one member a Twit last month. Thought he was making a pronounciation error ( tweet) . 😀 My mistake. Shall try not to use them accidentally on one's face. Take Care please. This is from Kerala state India
"Minger" ... To be "minging" (with or without the final G) in Glasgow or Liverpool vernacular is to be dirty, smelly or (possibly) drunk. As in "He came home at two in the morning, fair mingin' he was"
if someone calls someone "they are not the sharpest tool in the box", i would assume they mean that person have had quite a lot life or work experience and is not fresh and new like some his or her younger peers
My own personnal insult as a canadian who love to use posh/creative way to insult people: You're so daft I don't know enough british insults to accuratly describe you.
If you really want to insult people, where they; Will; have to use a translator; try using 'Jackspeak' here is just a sample.....Heads = Toilet, Dhobi Dust/Dhobi Walla = washing powder/some one who washes clothes, Scran Bag = A bag where lost/loose items of clothes/kit are put; also used to denote someone who's a scruffy person, 'You look like a right scran bag', Crumb duster = Steward, Fanny rat = Womaniser, Necky = Got a nerve, One-eye = Idiot, D.S.M.S.M.R. = Don't See Me See My Relief, Scab lifter = Medical Assistant, Shitinit = Be quiet!, Sickbay shackle = Safety pin...
If you see a snotty snobby girl in let's say a shop and she speaks to you like shit, ask her if she's ever considered modelling as a career, and if she say's no tell her she really should, and if she should consider it, tell her to make you an ashtray out of clay.
No if you are going to kick someone's ass it means you will beat them physically or beat them in a competition. If you say someone kicks ass it is a compliment it means they are doing very well at something - it is very informal.
Hearing you talking so clearly is bliss.
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you are great Leila
Gorgeous! Wonderful lesson!
Thanks 😊👍
This was absolutely splendid! 🤩
Thanks for the information!
Lovely lesson. I do learn those !
The great lesson for that matter I guess I will soon start using some of these words
Thanks Ebrihama, I’m glad you found it useful 👍😊
Thanks for your Lesson Maam
I did really enjoy this class thank you ☺️ for great lessons 😍 always respect 🙏
Thank you so much Leila ma'am
Thanks Laila for providing the lesson. I just added some vocabularies to my inboxes. 👍✌️
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Nice lesson, ma'am. Very British idioms, told in your very classy and polite way! We love you!!!
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Hi Leila ma'am!!
Awesome and stupendous vocabulary lesson! Helped a lot!♥️♥️♥️
I have been following you almost one year. Maybe it’s my first time to write something for you. You're doing really wonderful job for second language learners. I have improved many things from you. I love your style & teaching method. Not only you but also Sebra are doing stunning work. Thank you so much for outstanding lessons.
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American and appreciate your teaching me British idioms, sex, among other words.Love these idioms. I am an actor nd rapper in America. Ladies you are the best.
Thank you, ma'am! You've created one of the most resourceful content on the Internet. I've learned so much from your videos and continue to so. I have a few requests. Could you please create videos on different ways to describe faces, body types, parts of the body - such as nose, eyes, hair - and types of voices? I know I am making a big request but I can trust none other than you on this subject. Thanks and Regards.
Very new for me . thank a million. With regards.👍👍
You are welcome! Thanks so much for your comment 💕
Hi Leila,
An interesting and unique lesson about English Idioms and expressions. I appreciate your efforts and know the new idioms and their uses.
Thanks and regards,
Hi Manish, thanks as always 😊 glad you found it interesting 👍💕☺️
@@LoveEnglishUK thank you.
Foke! I learnt a lot.
Now, these are the exact words/phrases which books will NEVER teach, meanwhile people use them ALL THE TIME. That's precisely why your channel is one of the best channels here on UA-cam. Thanks for the content!
Thank you so much, we really appreciate the positive feedback 👍😊💕
Thank you Leila that was really great, we also use some of these expressions in our country such as (there's no much between ears) or (To be a penny-pincher) but in different ways.
*thanks ever so much dear ma'am..*
You are very welcome 💕
Hello madam good to see you again.. as always you offered a great lesson..
Hi Leila, hope you've had a great day on International Women's Day. A very good content...keep going well done.
I think all expressions fit on me well 😉
This was bonkers! 😅❤️
Whst's bonkers?
@@hackealoconclips575 Bonkers means mad, crazy
@@LauraDreams ok. Thank you very much. Greetings from Colombia
A million thanks to you Mam for this video 🙏🙏 you are an angel😍 I am very thankful to you Mam, my gratitude knows no bounds ❤️❤️
You’re English is excellent and we really appreciate your comment! ☺️💕👍
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Leila I want you to make a video about verbs that never take a preposition before nouns
ruscal and
contempted
are also of insults
Love you 😘💕
Recently I have subscribed and begun to watch your videos. Really Successful. Thanks a lot.
Hey Erkan, that’s amazing! Great to have you here and so pleased you enjoy the lessons 👍☺️
Nincom what?😂
Thank You teachers...My English Journey Started from You.. I'll never Forget You both
Wait until you get onto Cockney Rhyming Slang
Hey Leila, Hope you are doing well . This was an awesomesauce lesson :) keep it up
Bungalow Bill = Someone who's akin to a single story building. Nothing up top or clueless.
Done...!
Hello Leila good to see you
You look stunning.
Congratulations on you and Sabrah today is woman's day. I wish you all the best
Have a great o,😉🇧🇷 take care
An old work colleague of mine was a such a skinflint, he made an Excel sheet to rank beers based on price/alcohol volume to get the best "booze for the money" when he was invited to parties and brought beers. He even admitted (while drunk) he preferred buying them in small cans because smaller volume by can reduce the waste of unfinished opened cans. Of course he took back home unopened ones. There are people like that, nobody held it against him, because he was wacky and very gentle with people. That bloke was a rare specimen : both greedy and benevolent.
Ma'am you really made my day, our government is behaving like a tight- arse, in this coronavirus pandemic.
Yes! They are total pillocks 😂😂😂👍👍👍
I know it's not today, but happy women day.
Time goes by, but you still look gorgeous
Thanks 4 the lesson!!
You are welcome Jacob! And thanks for the compliment!! 💕💕
U look so beautiful on this dress
Ur smile kills me
The expression "muppet" probably came into the vernacular from the Royal Navy. The RN is known as "Pusser" and a dozy sailor is a "muppet" - the Most Useless Person Pusser Ever Trained".
I love how I'm a non-native speaker who prefers to use the older vocabulary in general, including insults. :D
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Some of these expressions we hear in the US. Some are completely English and quite funny. Btw, you have a nice upper-class accent.
Hello Leila! I observed, many times in your videos, you pronunce 'r' in 'or'. And it's not linking or intrussive 'r'. Did you borrow it form AmE without realising it or you pronunced it like this all the time? xD And thank you for this new lessons, I will use some of this with my english friends to see their reactions :D
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Hi... Leila, my loving friend, how are you today??
Hope all is well...
By the way, Tnx a bunch for these expressions and I have been looking for these kind of idioms and expressions as I gotta few of my mates who I want to be addressed in this manner... LMFAO... 😂😂😂🤣🤣
Take care and love you too.. ❤️❤️
Gams...
Haha so pleased that these insults are going to help you! Enjoy! 😂
@@LoveEnglishUK yes, big time 😀 and thanks for the kind reply... Take care.. xoxoxo❤️
Türkçe bilen bir Pakistanlı🇵🇰 olarak sadece bunu demek isterim ki 'şu videodaki beyefendiye ve onun gibi düşünen herkese terbiye davet ediyorum, çünkü gördünüz gibi kendisi eğitim almış olduğunu iddia etti, ama ettiği kelam ne yazık ki bunun ona hiç bir faydası dokunmadığını gösteriyor!'
I would suggest you touch some grass but Nah!Anyways the joke is on you brother, you represent your own folks, not the ones you spew venom against, whatever you just said- guess what? that is a reflection on who YOU are, and how you were raised. Touché!
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There's an Irish one referring to a stubborn person you can't listen: "You were born with your head on backwards"
"'He's got deep pockets but short arms'. 'As much use as a chocolate fireguard. " He's as much chance as a cat in hell'
Hey, Nice job Miss. Heard our church Trustee calling one member a Twit last month. Thought he was making a pronounciation error ( tweet) . 😀 My mistake. Shall try not to use them accidentally on one's face. Take Care please. This is from Kerala state India
"Minger" ... To be "minging" (with or without the final G) in Glasgow or Liverpool vernacular is to be dirty, smelly or (possibly) drunk. As in "He came home at two in the morning, fair mingin' he was"
Are there insults that are beautiful? Greetings from Chile.
¿Existen insultos que son bonitos?. Saludos desde Chile.
No, the are ‘beautifully British’ 😂😂🤷🏻♀️👍’
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17:36 I think after this phrase you'd be sentenced for forty-five years in british goolag! (I am joking of course :-))
These may be rude but not the rudest 😄. And if possible I would like to use the rudest phrases, simpler but stronger 😄.
if someone calls someone "they are not the sharpest tool in the box", i would assume they mean that person have had quite a lot life or work experience and is not fresh and new like some his or her younger peers
What’s with the clown gob?
The cur is referred to as some official , maybe everybody get what I mean
Where is sabrah. ??
She will be back soon. Her maternity leave is almost over x 💕
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In Yorkshire we call a skinflint someone who has deep pockets, and short arms
I congratulate you on march 8, international Women's Day
Thanks so much 💕
@@LoveEnglishUK you are welcome.❤
And, finally, "Will you take the 50p out of your jacksy?" About uptight people
Not bad.।।।
My own personnal insult as a canadian who love to use posh/creative way to insult people: You're so daft I don't know enough british insults to accuratly describe you.
hunky dory slangs
Tell someone he's talking a load of cobblers, and leave while he's translating it!
Why "Beautifully" British Insults. Is the correct word not "beautiful" ? Just asking.
"She is not the full ticket" , as in old time's children need not to pay full ticket money while travelling.
It had a strange therapeutic effect calling one's acquaintances by their right names.However sorry for the ducks and frogs, sounds cruel.
I'm Billy-no-mates :(
If you really want to insult people, where they; Will; have to use a translator; try using 'Jackspeak' here is just a sample.....Heads = Toilet, Dhobi Dust/Dhobi Walla = washing powder/some one who washes clothes, Scran Bag = A bag where lost/loose items of clothes/kit are put; also used to denote someone who's a scruffy person, 'You look like a right scran bag', Crumb duster = Steward, Fanny rat = Womaniser, Necky = Got a nerve, One-eye = Idiot, D.S.M.S.M.R. = Don't See Me See My Relief, Scab lifter = Medical Assistant, Shitinit = Be quiet!, Sickbay shackle = Safety pin...
He is muppet ...
u so sweet
I am too tight-fisted to lend money! Because one of my friend/neighbor almost one year she didn't pay me back.
If you see a snotty snobby girl in let's say a shop and she speaks to you like shit, ask her if she's ever considered modelling as a career, and if she say's no tell her she really should, and if she should consider it, tell her to make you an ashtray out of clay.
Is it necessary to insult someone only because his or her appearance is not good ?
hi,"kick ass" is an insult?.. Congratulations on international women's day.
No if you are going to kick someone's ass it means you will beat them physically or beat them in a competition. If you say someone kicks ass it is a compliment it means they are doing very well at something - it is very informal.
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Things are going SOUTH , is quite RACIST my dear , sure you did not see it that way when you taught it in your previous UA-cam class
You show your teeth too much
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