Hello Thiago, your channel is really amazing. Recently, in the video about the interview with Arnold, I noticed that he uses the expression "kind of" many times in different situations, so I think this expression is common for English speakers. A video with different uses and examples of this expression would be interesting. Thank you so much.
American expressions are often really interesting. Others that I like, "rain on your parade", "something´s fishy", "time is off the essence", "join the club". etc..
Thiago thanks for your videos. It really helps me to learn English more easy and fun. Next time when you make videos about idioms, would you tell us the politeness level of each phrase? Like, How much formal or casual is it this expression? I teach and give lecture to asian people and I'm not sure if I may you expressions like "shit-face" or "kick the bucket" in formal situations. Because as you might know that the Asians has this culture where they really care about manner and politeness when they have conversations. Hope this question makes sense to you. Thank you and God bless you
I've had it with my boss, no one like him because he treats every one like dirt so my friend got fired through no fault with her, so i won't sit on the fence, i'll defend her and turn my back to his stupid orders. I'm sorry that was unreal story i created it to use some idioms. Thanks alot Mr Thiago.
Eu sou do Brasil estado de São Paulo minha cidade é Várzea Paulista que fica ao lado de Jundiaí,faz 5 anos que eu acompanho vídeos sobre inglês já consigo ler razoavelmente até bem, agora entender sem legenda pra mim é um desafio,e falar é outra dificuldade também que eu tenho mas nunca deixo de ler e ver vídeos , admiro quando vc se expressa em inglês obrigado pelos vídeos que vc faz continue assim vc ajudará as pessoas a melhorar o inglês pelo mundo todo thank you so much .
What do you think about posting a video with English expressions from New Zealand, England, and Australia? You can learn new ones and share them with us. Both of us will benefit. What do you think?
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Thanks for your great expression
Hello Thiago, your channel is really amazing. Recently, in the video about the interview with Arnold, I noticed that he uses the expression "kind of" many times in different situations, so I think this expression is common for English speakers. A video with different uses and examples of this expression would be interesting.
Thank you so much.
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American expressions are often really interesting. Others that I like, "rain on your parade", "something´s fishy", "time is off the essence", "join the club". etc..
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Greetings from Peru, I love this video, I busted my hump studying these idioms!, thanks Thiago😃
I learn another today " I beg to differ". It's means I disagree
That’s not an idiom though
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Thiago thanks for your videos. It really helps me to learn English more easy and fun.
Next time when you make videos about idioms, would you tell us the politeness level of each phrase? Like, How much formal or casual is it this expression?
I teach and give lecture to asian people and I'm not sure if I may you expressions like "shit-face" or "kick the bucket" in formal situations.
Because as you might know that the Asians has this culture where they really care about manner and politeness when they have conversations.
Hope this question makes sense to you.
Thank you and God bless you
That's a great suggestion! I'll take that into account next time I make a vocabulary video. Thank you so much for following the channel!
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I've had it with my boss, no one like him because he treats every one like dirt so my friend got fired through no fault with her, so i won't sit on the fence, i'll defend her and turn my back to his stupid orders. I'm sorry that was unreal story i created it to use some idioms. Thanks alot Mr Thiago.
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Eu sou do Brasil estado de São Paulo minha cidade é Várzea Paulista que fica ao lado de Jundiaí,faz 5 anos que eu acompanho vídeos sobre inglês já consigo ler razoavelmente até bem, agora entender sem legenda pra mim é um desafio,e falar é outra dificuldade também que eu tenho mas nunca deixo de ler e ver vídeos , admiro quando vc se expressa em inglês obrigado pelos vídeos que vc faz continue assim vc ajudará as pessoas a melhorar o inglês pelo mundo todo thank you so much .
Let me add an idiom also..."head over ones heels" it implies that to devotedly fall in love with someone
What do you think about posting a video with English expressions from New Zealand, England, and Australia? You can learn new ones and share them with us. Both of us will benefit. What do you think?
Flying cars! You are drinking the cool aid or dream on.
Ah what's the world comming to?
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dire straits= having a hard time