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Great! Very good lesson. I would like to tell you that some of these idioms are similar, not exactly the same, as the Italian ones, my native language. Thank you so much. My favorite is 'a wolf in sheep's clothing' because it is very easy to come across dishonest people who pretend to be honest to cheat you.
Sir, good morning. It's 8 a. m. In Taiwan. I have a question to ask you. Is it November 8 or 8th? The foreign workers from the Philippines say 8, but I seem to remember that it should be 8th?
Good morning! "November 8th" is commonly used in spoken English and informal writing. The ordinal form (with "-th") sounds more natural when speaking. "November 8" is often used in written formats like official documents, schedules, or when brevity is needed.
1 . Біла ворона в зграї 3. Не спіши поперед батька в пекло. 4. Вовк в овечій шкурі. 6. Рак на горі свисне 10. Двох зайців одним пострілом. 11. Піддослідний кролик. 12 бути козлом 😮😮😮? Це дуже погано. Насправді від цієї ідіоми в мене шок. А ще у нас на протилежність не помічати слона є такий вираз як робити із мухи слона, що означає значне перебільшення проблеми
Hello! Which of those idioms is your favorite? Let me know below!
GOOD NEWS! I have just opened a website where you can get MORE EXPLANATIONS and EXTRA ACTIVITIES to help you practice and improve even faster! It is 100% FREE! Here’s the link: Englishspeaking360.com
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Great! Very good lesson. I would like to tell you that some of these idioms are similar, not exactly the same, as the Italian ones, my native language. Thank you so much. My favorite is 'a wolf in sheep's clothing' because it is very easy to come across dishonest people who pretend to be honest to cheat you.
Awesome! It does seem that animals are used in similar ways in idioms in many cultures. Thanks for sharing! Have a great weekend! 🤩🇨🇦
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I like the way you explain. Many Thanks from Vietnam
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In Italy the black 🐑 in often referred to the troublemaker of the family
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My favorite one is: “I’m like a dog with a bone”
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Wow! It's interesting to hear that you have similar idioms in Chinese.
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I am the black sheep of my family.
Sometimes I feel like that too because I'm the only one in my extended family who lives in a foreign country.
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With the exception of 3, the rest are as in Brazilian Portuguese. Thank you!
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My favorite - I'm like a dog with a bone , right I'm very stubborn 😂 thank you so much , excellent ❤
Thank you! Great animal idioms! In Ukraine we say 'a rabbit' not 'a guinea pig'.
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Competitive exam basis idoms practice kijiye sir
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Guinea pig
That's a good one! I sometimes use my students as guinea pigs for my videos. 😅
I m like a dog whith a bone once I start to watch vidios I can not stop
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Poor birds
Indeed! Two of them being hit by the same rock... That's real bad luck! 😅
2:34 why does your horse has 5 legs? And the cart only 3 wheels?
Lol! Youre the only one who caught that! 😄 Well done! You have an eagle eye! I used that picture to see if anyone would realize.
Sir, good morning. It's 8 a. m. In Taiwan. I have a question to ask you. Is it November 8 or 8th? The foreign workers from the Philippines say 8, but I seem to remember that it should be 8th?
Good morning! "November 8th" is commonly used in spoken English and informal writing. The ordinal form (with "-th") sounds more natural when speaking.
"November 8" is often used in written formats like official documents, schedules, or when brevity is needed.
@@englishspeaking360I see. Thank you so much. All the time, I have been thinking the ordinal is formaler. 😅
It's very cruel this activite of testing stuff on the little animal
Yes it is. Fortunately, some companies have stopped animal testing. That's a step in the right direction. 😇
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1 . Біла ворона в зграї 3. Не спіши поперед батька в пекло. 4. Вовк в овечій шкурі. 6. Рак на горі свисне 10. Двох зайців одним пострілом. 11. Піддослідний кролик. 12 бути козлом 😮😮😮? Це дуже погано. Насправді від цієї ідіоми в мене шок. А ще у нас на протилежність не помічати слона є такий вираз як робити із мухи слона, що означає значне перебільшення проблеми
Super interesting to see the difference and similarities between idioms in different languages. Thanks for sharing! 🤩🇨🇦
I would recommend adding more animation to get more kids to watch
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