You are a very good teacher .... thank you. I watched many of your videos... and I think they are really good. And love your drawings.. :D Regards from Spain
@@papateachme hi your videos are very Helpful to us. very clear. but Could you please make a videos about phrases of "GIVING A RATE OF SOMETHING(Talent, Skill, Quality of something etc.) example: * to me, XXX hotel accomodation is below the average. *the Facities and equipments of that gym is low quality can you teach us some phrases like these?
-not fussed/bothered [you say it when you would be satisfied with either choice that is offered you]: "Tea or coffee?" "Either - I'm not bothered." -fair enough¹ [≈ that's reasonable, even though I'm not sure I agree completely]: "I'm just annoyed with him because he's behaved so badly." "Fair enough." -fair enough² [a way of admitting while you may not agree with someone's opinion]: (American)"Personally, I don't like the British, because the British don't like us." (Brit)"Fair enough." -suppose so [used to show unwillingness (it's the opposite of enthusiasm) to agree]: "Can I go out tonight?" "Oh, I suppose so." -I'm afraid [used to politely say 'I'm sorry']: I'm afraid (that) we can't come this evening. Brilliant lesson as always :D
When my friend proposed me to follow "Papa teach me" channel, "Not fussed", I said, and I've just thought that's fair enough. After having watched some compelling videos, especially this one, however, I reckoned I might as well have known this channel much earlier. To sum up, I'm afraid I'm altogether fascinated for these compelling expressions.
Other common expressions: "What are you up to?" - what are you doing? "I haven't got a clue" - I have no idea "I can't be bothered" - I'm too lazy to do something My foreign friends never understand me when I say these
Listen to music more ; then all sentence in thost EG: Take Me to Your Heart ............. Take me to your heart take me to your soul Give me your hand before I'm old Show me what love is - haven't got a clue Show me that wonders can be true...........
I recommended this channel to lots of my friends and colleagues. They can't thank me enough. This channel opened whole new world of learning and understanding English language to them.
After Hindi, English has become second mother tounge of Indian people .To get a good job we need the language in every field over 90% people speak English in India. I am glad to have a teacher like you on TH-cam everyday you teach us new useful English expressions. I am really thankful to you that you are helping us to improve our English.( Please correct if I have written something wrong.)
Your video with Carina Fragozo brought me here. Brilliant! My wife is Brazilian, and learning English. You speak clearly and slowly, and you explain things really well. I know she will benefit from your tuition.
mate, firstly of all, he's a native English speakers, secondly, he's purposely speaking that way because he's not talking to his friends or native speakers. you'll be shocked when you hear him talk in public, if you don't believe me, start listening to BBC. Cheers mate!
+shai mae hoo _I might as well_ have used "However," at the beginning of the sentence. I just wanted to stress the fact that even though I already knew these phrases, I have no clue where I got them from, school or just randomly came across them on the internet. I also could've said "I already know all of these but I have no idea how I came to know them." - all of that means the same thing, essentially. :)
@@papateachme I know!! that's why Life Is surprising, and It Is worth living it. Can I ask you a weird question? Is Scottish accent funny for an English or You don't like It? 😸🤘
Very informative! The only one we don't use in the U.S. is "not fussed." We're a little more direct, we simply say "I don't care." Americans aren't good at making up their minds, either, so we say this a lot. Excellent as always, it just wouldn't be Saturday without a new video from you.
In a situation where one might say "Not fussed," I usually put the impetus of the decision more directly on the other person by saying "It's up to you." Otherwise, if I don't want to ask them to choose that directly, I might say "I don't mind" or something along that line or simply say directly "Anything is fine." :D
I am trying to improve my English and so was looking for helpful videos.. so far yours are the best I've found! You had me subscribed at the first view. Thank you for the great work, it is entertaining as much as easy to follow and I can imagine myself making loads of progress with that. Many thanks!!!
I can't say thank ypu enough for your videos! You're probably the best English teacher I've ever met. Traditional methods of learning English at school are trash in my opinion. WAY TO GO! I advise your channel for all my friends and people who are learning this lingua franca called English.
I'm a new comer here. I do enjoy your clear explanations and how much you emphasize the schwa sound. The video quality is Awesome. A pleasant watching time. I love how you draw those little figures very much as well.
US translations/equivalents: 1. Not fussed/not bothered - No one says this in America, it would be weird if you did. We would say "I don't care" 2. Fair enough - Same meaning 3. I suppose so - ALWAYS say "I guess so". "I suppose so" is very formal. 4. I'm afraid - Same meaning, but it's not very common. 5. Might as well - Same meaning
I can’t thank you enough Aly for your hard work to teach us in best and funny way, and I’m afraid that I haven’t seen somebody like you in Southampton. I wish I had found you 4 years ago.
I've watched a lot of videos like this one and let me tell you that you're so great. Well, your accent and the way you explain make your classes amazing. Thanks a lot.
Sam, Dan and Frank meets in cafe. Sam: Hello guys! Where could we go tomorrow evening? Dan: Not fussed. Sam: Let's go to the club. Frank: I'm afraid that i have plans for tomorrow. Sam: Oh, how come? We talked about it before and you hadn't any plans. Frank: All bocause of the new boss at work. Sam: That's fair enough. Dan, what's about you? It will be fun. Dan: Yeah, i suppose so. But we migh as well go to my home and watch the new film that i bought.
I'm afraid that the more I watch the English language educational videos on TH-cam where the English teachers speak perfect English the more my fine ears are getting used to it and that when I meet the real English speaking people (who usually do not have a perfect pronounciation) somewhere in Britain or in US my fine ears will be in shock. But I want to continue to watch these videos.....
@@dimitriosglous4156 exactly! And interviews, and tv shows, and films with accents (trainspotting or full monty for the advanced, game of thrones for less advanced - even thought lots of them are a bit fake)
Hello, your videos are really impressive) You motivate me to do my best in order to learn English. Your explanations are simple, so it's so easy to keep in mind all phrases. I believe that they will be quite useful to speak with natives. Thanks for your job!
"İ am afraid i can't" this expression is exactly the same in my native language (Turkish) I think there are many similar expression ways among different languages. Thanks for the video, you draw and teach very well!
I love british english...its constantly changing ....i mean look at the comparative ...better....now its being used as a verb!!!!!.. .english is awesome
I feel a lot of differences while talking face to face with only one person who's from English speaking countries rather sitting in a group with bunches of them. It's still a thing for me to understand what they are really actually genuinely talking about sometimes ... Pls slow a little bit down... from the bottom of my heart. Papa,Could you make a video about how to deal with it? Or just give us some useful tips would be blessed! Thank you in advance! X
Humm...I had the same problem, but I don't have a solution for you. I just got way more fluent and used to various accents. For a while I would just get lost to be honest.
Thanks a million! I've learnt English for quite a long time but my English for daily conversations is rather poor as I only learnt formal language in classroom learning. Last month I went to Mid-Europe and met a lot of Aussies. They also said "fair enough" all the time! For the first time I heard that I found it really interesting and new to me.
I have followed many channels. Most of them are great with their tips and knowledge. You are, however, amazing with your sense of humour strengthen by your drawing skill (really). I have never got bored with watching your videos. Appreciate your great works!
I learned the last one from The Big Bang Theory. Leonard said to Penny after breaking up: "We are neighbors. We are going to run into each other. Might as well get used to it."
@@Hiziyass sure, but I think Qutaiba wanted to use "fair enough". I can't really think of a similar sentence to use "fair enough". I use the expression to sort of agree with someone (not like "it's absolutely the same that I think", more like "ok, I see why you think that way". So an example would be: "- I know you wanted me to prepare dinner, but I have had a long day and I am very tired""- Fair enough".
"I'm not fussed." That's the phrase I've been looking for in years. In Chinese, we say 隨便 in that situation and that literally translates to "Whatever."
Your lessons are truly amazing and so helpful. I am so intrested in british english, listen to BBC everyday, speak in my mind and so on but now i can finally start the proper english lessons :D
Love the intro. That's exactly what happened to me when I first came to Australia a couple of months ago. I managed to score 7.5 on the IELTS but still couldn't understand some people's English :(
Once, I got confronted to "I'm afraid I can't".. the whole sentence was "I'm afraid I can't come and get you at the station", I thought the person was having agoraphobia and was scared of St Pancras 😂😂😂
Damn !!!! Where have I been, that I've never seen your videos before ??? I'm not only learning English with you, but also the accent and stress I like the most : the British one ! In addition to this, I'm brushing up my Turkish classes with your subtittles. Thanks a lot, and may God bless you for all your effort in this purpose of freely teaching people ! Best regards from Dresden, Germany !
-Not fussed/not bothered
-Fair enough
-I'm afraid
-Suppose so
-Might as well
So nice expressions
Thaaanks million
😍😍
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are these American english expressions?
As far as I know they are British
@@noolanoon6755
- *such* nice expressions
- thanks *a* million
@@dianaantonyan3864 they're British, in the way Papa pronounces them. But, they work in America just as easily.
You are a very good teacher .... thank you. I watched many of your videos... and I think they are really good. And love your drawings.. :D Regards from Spain
+Helena Cinto thanks so much Helena!!! ❤️
I liked very much.You are great teacher.Thank you so much.
Helena Cinto
you're right
mi casa su casa amor
I am afraid I'm falling in love with this channel! :) Great video!
+Zhanna Ibrasheva this channel is falling in love with you too! 🤘🤓 Thanks for watching!
Yeap, it also got me!
@@papateachme hi your videos are very Helpful to us. very clear. but Could you please make a videos about phrases of "GIVING A RATE OF SOMETHING(Talent, Skill, Quality of something etc.) example:
* to me, XXX hotel accomodation is below the average.
*the Facities and equipments of that gym is low quality
can you teach us some phrases like these?
I might as well.
Fair enough :)
This is the first time for me can hear british accent very well😂 thank you for not talking so fast
Yeah
I'm afraid you're right
Yeah, I understood almost everything 😉😘
English accent
Suppose so
-not fussed/bothered [you say it when you would be satisfied with either choice that is offered you]: "Tea or coffee?" "Either - I'm not bothered."
-fair enough¹ [≈ that's reasonable, even though I'm not sure I agree completely]: "I'm just annoyed with him because he's behaved so badly." "Fair enough."
-fair enough² [a way of admitting while you may not agree with someone's opinion]: (American)"Personally, I don't like the British, because the British don't like us." (Brit)"Fair enough."
-suppose so [used to show unwillingness (it's the opposite of enthusiasm) to agree]: "Can I go out tonight?" "Oh, I suppose so."
-I'm afraid [used to politely say 'I'm sorry']: I'm afraid (that) we can't come this evening.
Brilliant lesson as always :D
thanks a lot. your comment is really helpful.
Thank you.
Thanks!
I loved this channel because its uses many British expression .
Congratulations .
Thanks
"it's a zombie!!!"
"I suppose so"
- me during a zombie apocalypse
Fair enough
Not funny man
I might as well run...
I am afraid yeah
not fussed about it
I love your drawings 😂
Me too
Nathan Kosta Exactly!
Nathan Kosta They're functional.
Me too mash Allah!
I love them too xD
When my friend proposed me to follow "Papa teach me" channel, "Not fussed", I said, and I've just thought that's fair enough. After having watched some compelling videos, especially this one, however, I reckoned I might as well have known this channel much earlier. To sum up, I'm afraid I'm altogether fascinated for these compelling expressions.
Other common expressions:
"What are you up to?" - what are you doing?
"I haven't got a clue" - I have no idea
"I can't be bothered" - I'm too lazy to do something
My foreign friends never understand me when I say these
SoftcoreTuna know your audience first then converse.
i understand that cause i learned it
I've never heard of "I can't be bothered" before
Listen to music more ; then all sentence in thost
EG: Take Me to Your Heart
............. Take me to your heart take me to your soul
Give me your hand before I'm old
Show me what love is - haven't got a clue
Show me that wonders can be true...........
I hate the first one🤣
I recommended this channel to lots of my friends and colleagues. They can't thank me enough. This channel opened whole new world of learning and understanding English language to them.
nobody can explain things better ... learning languages is always fun with teachers like u 💜
+Neyia thanks so much for watching! 🤘🤓
Ooh no its my pleasure💜 I need a french teacher like u now 😢
This lesson is quite useful for imitation as well, but if you really want to improve your language you need to speak and here l lack the opportunity.
Yeah I suppose so.
i die from cringe like u tf
After Hindi, English has become second mother tounge of Indian people .To get a good job we need the language in every field over 90% people speak English in India. I am glad to have a teacher like you on TH-cam everyday you teach us new useful English expressions. I am really thankful to you that you are helping us to improve our English.( Please correct if I have written something wrong.)
This is the type of lesson I was looking for. I really appreciate your effort. Thank you
+Zilda Stihl thanks!! 🤘🤓
hi .I want prictice .my english with you
Your video with Carina Fragozo brought me here. Brilliant! My wife is Brazilian, and learning English. You speak clearly and slowly, and you explain things really well. I know she will benefit from your tuition.
Thanks dude 😁
your accent is very clear and understandable
thanks Aly for these useful classes 🤗
mate, firstly of all, he's a native English speakers, secondly, he's purposely speaking that way because he's not talking to his friends or native speakers. you'll be shocked when you hear him talk in public, if you don't believe me, start listening to BBC. Cheers mate!
Jack Sparrow
you`re pretty much right .....
You're teaching English in simple and easy way but it's really helpful thank you so much you are doing tremendous job
I'm really grateful for your lessons full of associations, brilliant accent and charisma. They are awesome. 😊
Apart from you English lessons, I love ur sketches ♥
Damn!
They are incredible
Wohoo, I already know and use all of those. I can't remember whether I learned them at school or just randomly picked them up on the internet, though.
That's awesome! 🤘🤓
please i have a question, can u just tell me why u used "though" at the end of the sentence ? ☺
i really wanna know
+shai mae hoo _I might as well_ have used "However," at the beginning of the sentence. I just wanted to stress the fact that even though I already knew these phrases, I have no clue where I got them from, school or just randomly came across them on the internet. I also could've said "I already know all of these but I have no idea how I came to know them." - all of that means the same thing, essentially. :)
shai mae hoo tho.
I wish I had a teacher like you at school...you're just brilliant!! So good, accurate and funny!! I love your positive enthusiasm!! ✌️
My compliments!
You have me now 😁👍
@@papateachme I know!! that's why Life Is surprising, and It Is worth living it. Can I ask you a weird question? Is Scottish accent funny for an English or You don't like It? 😸🤘
Very informative! The only one we don't use in the U.S. is "not fussed." We're a little more direct, we simply say "I don't care." Americans aren't good at making up their minds, either, so we say this a lot. Excellent as always, it just wouldn't be Saturday without a new video from you.
In a situation where one might say "Not fussed," I usually put the impetus of the decision more directly on the other person by saying "It's up to you." Otherwise, if I don't want to ask them to choose that directly, I might say "I don't mind" or something along that line or simply say directly "Anything is fine." :D
Edward A. Casimiro the guy is British so of course there might be some changes between British English and u.s english
This is true. The U.S is a bit more laid back tbh.
Edward A. Casimiro I usually say, “Oh, I don’t care. Anything’s fine.”
Awesome!! Thanks professor!
I am trying to improve my English and so was looking for helpful videos.. so far yours are the best I've found! You had me subscribed at the first view. Thank you for the great work, it is entertaining as much as easy to follow and I can imagine myself making loads of progress with that. Many thanks!!!
+Imène Lafendi thanks so much for watching ! 🤘😁
Well-written paragraph!
I can't say thank ypu enough for your videos! You're probably the best English teacher I've ever met. Traditional methods of learning English at school are trash in my opinion. WAY TO GO! I advise your channel for all my friends and people who are learning this lingua franca called English.
+Dima Naumenko awesome! That's so nice of you! Thanks! 🤘🤓
I love your methodology,the tone of your voice and your drawings. Love this guy!
Apart from your English lessons, i really like your sketches! They're so cute and adorable😍😍
I like how he helps us to learn with his approach. His lessons are short but informative.
I'm a new comer here. I do enjoy your clear explanations and how much you emphasize the schwa sound.
The video quality is Awesome. A pleasant watching time.
I love how you draw those little figures very much as well.
Your enthusiasm in improving English pronunciation is contagious. Thanks for that Aly. Greetings from Poland:)
US translations/equivalents:
1. Not fussed/not bothered - No one says this in America, it would be weird if you did. We would say "I don't care"
2. Fair enough - Same meaning
3. I suppose so - ALWAYS say "I guess so". "I suppose so" is very formal.
4. I'm afraid - Same meaning, but it's not very common.
5. Might as well - Same meaning
thank you that's what I was thinking about while watching this
I'm french and i learn english, i'm currently on New zealand and you channel will really help me, i love it !
I speak American English, I would be so lost if I went to England lol. Never heard of “not fussed”.
Ours is
"I'm not worried about it"
@@solidaritytime3650 It's up to u
I think english people havent heard it before :))
Neither did I.😅
I can’t thank you enough Aly for your hard work to teach us in best and funny way, and I’m afraid that I haven’t seen somebody like you in Southampton. I wish I had found you 4 years ago.
Brilliant video and sooo true, exactly those things I've learned after moving to the UK! Especially the "Might as well" confused me 😂
Then return to the back flash of U.S where you've got more buisness.
I have visited many other channels to learn english, but no better than that. Many thanks to you Aly.
*Can you please be my neighbor and teach me English* ? Pretty please (:
Might as well 🤘🤓
Vibha B you can tell him your address he will come to send you all his informations with his USB and enjoy
i'm afraid he can't :D
🙈😍🙈 I'm practically in love with his accent..its just too sexy 🙈
yes he will but his USB in your hole and start to send you all informations
I've watched a lot of videos like this one and let me tell you that you're so great. Well, your accent and the way you explain make your classes amazing. Thanks a lot.
Thank you for defining all the expressions. Loads of love to you and your channel 😊❤
This is really appreciated that you speak a good British English like a typist 30 word per minute.
Wow this lesson was really amazing and I loved it!
OMG I’m an English teacher, I love learning as well, and now I’ve found you, won’t let you go lol
Sam, Dan and Frank meets in cafe.
Sam: Hello guys! Where could we go tomorrow evening?
Dan: Not fussed.
Sam: Let's go to the club.
Frank: I'm afraid that i have plans for tomorrow.
Sam: Oh, how come? We talked about it before and you hadn't any plans.
Frank: All bocause of the new boss at work.
Sam: That's fair enough. Dan, what's about you? It will be fun.
Dan: Yeah, i suppose so. But we migh as well go to my home and watch the new film that i bought.
I'm super happy I knew all the expressions from 2 to 5, english worths the effort after all. I absolutely love this channel.
not fussed/bothered
now I can translate my signature shrug into english words so that I can ruin my relationships in English if need be 👍
Haha!
Really teacher!!!! I love your lessens....Спасибо!!! Понятно и просто!!!!!
I'm afraid that the more I watch the English language educational videos on TH-cam where the English teachers speak perfect English the more my fine ears are getting used to it and that when I meet the real English speaking people (who usually do not have a perfect pronounciation) somewhere in Britain or in US my fine ears will be in shock. But I want to continue to watch these videos.....
Same thing
asbsolutely true!
But better to learn correct English first rather than bad English.
Just watch British shows
@@dimitriosglous4156 exactly! And interviews, and tv shows, and films with accents (trainspotting or full monty for the advanced, game of thrones for less advanced - even thought lots of them are a bit fake)
I have never seen such incredible way to teach! I love you! I am from argentina!
Hello, your videos are really impressive) You motivate me to do my best in order to learn English. Your explanations are simple, so it's so easy to keep in mind all phrases. I believe that they will be quite useful to speak with natives. Thanks for your job!
I'm glad! 🤟😁
"İ am afraid i can't" this expression is exactly the same in my native language (Turkish) I think there are many similar expression ways among different languages. Thanks for the video, you draw and teach very well!
OMG, I can even understand every words that came from your mouth, love your channel
Awesome video 👍 your way of teaching is just fabulous 😊
+Preeti Gupta thanks! 🤘🤓❤️
I love british english...its constantly changing ....i mean look at the comparative ...better....now its being used as a verb!!!!!..
.english is awesome
I feel a lot of differences while talking face to face with only one person who's from English speaking countries rather sitting in a group with bunches of them. It's still a thing for me to understand what they are really actually genuinely talking about sometimes ... Pls slow a little bit down... from the bottom of my heart. Papa,Could you make a video about how to deal with it? Or just give us some useful tips would be blessed! Thank you in advance! X
Humm...I had the same problem, but I don't have a solution for you. I just got way more fluent and used to various accents. For a while I would just get lost to be honest.
this lesson was really helpful and incredible indeed,
thank you so much
can we use ( I'm afraid ) at the end of the sentence?
+Marzi Kv great point! Yes absolutely you can! 🤘🤓
Yep. "I can't come out tonight, I'm afraid."
Yes, I'm afraid so
Thanks a million! I've learnt English for quite a long time but my English for daily conversations is rather poor as I only learnt formal language in classroom learning. Last month I went to Mid-Europe and met a lot of Aussies. They also said "fair enough" all the time! For the first time I heard that I found it really interesting and new to me.
I've never even HEARD the expression, "not fussed." And I've been speaking English all my life!
Ya its super British. Americans would never say that. Americans would say "doesnt matter" or "I dont care"
Australians would say "I'm not fussy"
lisalu910 are you American? I am familiar with the word fussed but haven’t used it in this way
Your videos are amazing! You have now a Brazilian follower based in Germany.
Totally loved this lesson! I didn't know most of this expressions even being fluent in English :/
Being fluent means you can realise much easier that there are many things to learn :)
I have followed many channels. Most of them are great with their tips and knowledge. You are, however, amazing with your sense of humour strengthen by your drawing skill (really). I have never got bored with watching your videos. Appreciate your great works!
I learned the last one from The Big Bang Theory. Leonard said to Penny after breaking up: "We are neighbors. We are going to run into each other. Might as well get used to it."
I'm afraid I'll learn a lot with you!! I just started to work on a bilingual call center and these videos has been great. Thank you!
it's not fair enough that your channel has less than million subscribers.
Sorry...not really how 'fair enough' is used as far as I know
@@dianapalenzuela5298 what about '' it's unfair.... ''?
@@Hiziyass sure, but I think Qutaiba wanted to use "fair enough". I can't really think of a similar sentence to use "fair enough". I use the expression to sort of agree with someone (not like "it's absolutely the same that I think", more like "ok, I see why you think that way". So an example would be: "- I know you wanted me to prepare dinner, but I have had a long day and I am very tired""- Fair enough".
@@dianapalenzuela5298 thank you, that was helpful
Wow how informative! And you are the one of the best people who are teaching the most commonly used English on youtubes. Thank you so much!
Thanks a lot ☺️I Love your videos. All the best for you and each of you here. Greetings from Poland ☺️🌈🍀🌸🦋💗
everyone: *asks question*
me: “suppose so”
I know all of them but the way you explain is so interesting it makes wanna know more. You're great. Thank you.
"I'm not fussed." That's the phrase I've been looking for in years.
In Chinese, we say 隨便 in that situation and that literally translates to "Whatever."
how about Bù zàiyì ?
seth1455 Something like It’s doesn’t bother me / I don’t care
seth1455 Something like It’s doesn’t bother me / I don’t care
Your lessons are truly amazing and so helpful. I am so intrested in british english, listen to BBC everyday, speak in my mind and so on but now i can finally start the proper english lessons :D
Hello, I'm from France and I wanted to thank you a lot for these videos. I increased my skills in English in an easy and funny way.
Yess Is really a good way to learn with facial expressions. So you could feel what that phrases really trying to tell you.
"I'M AFRAID" I had never heard the very first one.
I really like when u are saying "bla, bla, bla", it sounds so fun))) repeat that more often. Thanks for your teaching
“Not fussed” is a weird one for me. Not usually used here in the states. I would’ve understood but it sounds weird.
That"s fair enough!!And i love it!
I've been following your top-notch English lessons for a couple of weeks now. I might as well consider doing something on Patreon.
Love the way you're explaining the topic, great and cool teacher
Love the intro. That's exactly what happened to me when I first came to Australia a couple of months ago. I managed to score 7.5 on the IELTS but still couldn't understand some people's English :(
+Garcia Huang it happens! Glad it helped! 🤘🤓
Thank you so much! You're explaining everything so good and your drawings are so amazing!!
Your channel is SO GREAT!! :) I love it!
I love this channel 😍
Alper Özkan Neden İsviçre bayrağı? 😅🤔
Betül R İsveç!
Betül R Çünkü İsveç milliyetçisiyim
Alper Özkan Yazarken çok kararsız kalmıştım İsveç diyesim geldi. 😂 Hım peki anladım. ☺️
Betül R Sevindim ama başka bir Türk'ün bu kanalı takip etmesine
Love the way you're explaining things!
Please cover "can't be arsed." Also, "take the piss out of."
I met some native British kids who thought that the phrase was "can't be aSKed" and was therefore perfectly polite to say 😜
Love the way you explain it with examples, thanks
I might as well have watched another video... OMG, noooo! This one is cooooool!!!
+Dim Wing great example! 🤘🤓
+Dim Wing great example! 🤘🤓
Great way to practice your new expression you've learned.
Im fluent in american english, now learning british english from you. Awesome vid.
El profe más hermoso! Y con acento británico! 😍
What an excellent teacher! Thank you very much!
Once, I got confronted to "I'm afraid I can't".. the whole sentence was "I'm afraid I can't come and get you at the station", I thought the person was having agoraphobia and was scared of St Pancras 😂😂😂
Julie Descaves LoL
Lol
That's what a big joke you've said in the mirror.
You're an amazing teacher. Thank you!! xoxo from Brazil!
I'm not fussed
not bothered
fair enough
I suppose so
I'm afraid
may as well
might as well
excellent
Damn !!!! Where have I been, that I've never seen your videos before ???
I'm not only learning English with you, but also the accent and stress I like the most : the British one !
In addition to this, I'm brushing up my Turkish classes with your subtittles.
Thanks a lot, and may God bless you for all your effort in this purpose of freely teaching people !
Best regards from Dresden, Germany !
you're indescribable .... Go ahead.
Your English classes are exciting. I can understand each word you say
and your examples make me falling down laughing
You are absolutely adorable!
Brilliant! Thanks a bunch 😊
Again, thank you for all cool videos. Love them all.
Maybe I should a board too for my lessons :) Thanks for the video, it was really great!
I´m absolutely in love with this channel! ..... All videos are so Exciting And really remarkable!
me: *remembers all the times someone told me fair enought and how I used it* what have I done :,D
anasofi3210 same lmao
GREAT!! I got many points for my classes! thank a lot
Hey, you can be a good actor