🤪 How to Describe Stupidity & Craziness

It’s not nice to call people stupid or crazy but of course people still do it anyway! Only people try to be less straightforward about it. So how do we do this in English?
Hello, hello! 🎙️ This episode is for intermediate and advanced English learners who want to learn authentic, conversational English-today, we're exploring clever ways to talk about people who may be a little... eccentric. 😅
In this episode, we’re diving into euphemisms you can use instead of calling someone "stupid" or "crazy." From "not the sharpest tool in the shed" to the hilarious "a few fries short of a Happy Meal," these expressions let you add humor and subtlety to your English.
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My name is Jean. I started teaching English online in 2019. It’s perfect, because I love teaching and I love languages. Miss Jean Teaches gives English language learners engaging content to help practice and improve their English. English Extras is a podcast designed for intermediate to advanced learners to give more authentic alternatives to “textbook English.”
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