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Not again
Thank
Welcome to the youth of this I
I am here in London sunny
This is the British irony
Air bitterly cold today
But I wanted to speak to you about some common British terminology
I hear and I use almost every day
So let’s start
The first term is all right
This means hello how are you
Some people mingle with them and think it means
Is everything alright
It is a question really too general?
It’s a nice way to greet someone
So if you heard someone on the street say
All right? You can tell him yes, and how are you?
As an answer
Waukee and the second is ‘I’m easy’
This is when Stskhaddmonh
Someone Asilkm you to take a decision
While you do not have a problem with any option was
For example, is food for Italy or Chinese prefer tonight?
Mm do not mind either of them
It means I have no difference
Ok the other is ‘on about’
This means talking about
If I said what he is talking
I tell the truth about what he is talking
And use them passively Ran so if someone is speaking frequently
what does he say !!!!!!
But my favorite on this list
Bob is your uncle “literal translation”
If these were not familiar to you
It may look silly as well as
We are a little bit crazy repeat here in Britain
But we use this phrase
To get to the result of a set of instructions
For example, the work of a cup of tea
You need to boil water
And affixed to the cup
The need to add a tea bag
And leave it to a boil
Then remove the tea bag
It adds some milk
Sugar sweetener
And then
Cup of tea made Bob’s your uncle!
Now the last term is easy peasy
It is something I used to say a lot when I was a child
But perhaps I still say all the time and when
right Now
This means that the thing is very easy
Full Rhyme “easy peasy lemon squeezy ‘
I would not advise using this term in a job interview
But public talks and fun
It is perfectly acceptable
For example, how was the exam
It was very easy
Or if you want to start
It was very easy as the era of lemon
Thanks for watching this short and fun lesson
Try using these phrases that I have taught them
At some point today, and
And watched the reactions you get from English teachers
If you liked My videos participated in my
And worked to impress Facebook page that you should be here
And see you very soon eBay
If you have not learned Zzzkttd
Not again
Thank
Welcome to the youth of this I
I am here in London sunny
This is the British irony
Air bitterly cold today
But I wanted to speak to you about some common British terminology
I hear and I use almost every day
So let’s start
The first term is all right
This means hello how are you
Some people mingle with them and think it means
Is everything alright
It is a question really too general?
It’s a nice way to greet someone
So if you heard someone on the street say
All right? You can tell him yes, and how are you?
As an answer
Waukee and the second is ‘I’m easy’
This is when Stskhaddmonh
Someone Asilkm you to take a decision
While you do not have a problem with any option was
For example, is food for Italy or Chinese prefer tonight?
Mm do not mind either of them
It means I have no difference
Ok the other is ‘on about’
This means talking about
If I said what he is talking
I tell the truth about what he is talking
And use them passively Ran so if someone is speaking frequently
what does he say !!!!!!
But my favorite on this list
Bob is your uncle “literal translation”
If these were not familiar to you
It may look silly as well as
We are a little bit crazy repeat here in Britain
But we use this phrase
To get to the result of a set of instructions
For example, the work of a cup of tea
You need to boil water
And affixed to the cup
The need to add a tea bag
And leave it to a boil
Then remove the tea bag
It adds some milk
Sugar sweetener
And then
Cup of tea made Bob’s your uncle!
Now the last term is easy peasy
It is something I used to say a lot when I was a child
But perhaps I still say all the time and when
right Now
This means that the thing is very easy
Full Rhyme “easy peasy lemon squeezy ‘
I would not advise using this term in a job interview
But public talks and fun
It is perfectly acceptable
For example, how was the exam
It was very easy
Or if you want to start
It was very easy as the era of lemon
Thanks for watching this short and fun lesson
Try using these phrases that I have taught them
At some point today, and
And watched the reactions you get from English teachers
If you liked My videos participated in my
And worked to impress Facebook page that you should be here
And see you very soon eBay
If you have not learned Zzzkttd
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