Were any of these idioms new to you? Time codes: 0:00 Let's learn some English idioms! 0:41 White elephant 1:03 White lie 1:45 White-collar 2:14 White-collar resort 2:39 Blue-collar 2:52 Out of the blue 3:50 Once in a blue moon 4:14 I have the blues 4:44 Blue blood 5:16 to paint the town red 6:04 Red tape 6:34 Roll out the red carpet 6:57 Red herring 7:28 Catch somebody red-handed 7:44 Silver spoon in one’s mouth 8:16 Golden opportunity 8:41 Golden parachute 9:39 Green with envy 9:58 Green light 10:14 Grey area 10:42 Black sheep
I started learning English when I was 14 through internet and tv and now I'm 18 and I'm Indian but my accent in like a native American. Everyone get shocked when they hear my accent. Learning English made me confident and now I'm going to pursue Korean language. I realized that Learning never stops so everyone keep going and just pursue what makes you happy:)
Hi, same here. But I'm just now 14 I've learned English when I was 13 and now I'm 14 it's great same as you I'm indian every one was shocked if you want to see my channel then check my TH-cam channel English with Anna ,thanks.
That's because the author of the video is Russian-speaking. I was surprised too, before I heard her original language was Russian. Actually, my original language is Ukrainian, but we are used to share the same English-learning techniques, so I heard that a lot.
You know what You're a star 🌟 teacher Each and everyday I watch your lesson videos knowing that I get learnt something from each lesson 💯💯💯💯 Your smile attract me to be getting inspired by you Keep teaching us am from Africa continent Country South Africa 🇿🇦
Some more colour idioms Pink of health: Good health Tickled pink: Very happy Green thumb: Natural talent for growing plants Purple patch: A period of success Purple in the face/ Purple with rage: Extremely angry Hope this helps!!😊
1: white elephant -no longer needed, but expensive 2: white lie - kind lie 3: white collar - office worker 4: white collar resort 5: blue collar - physical worker 6: out of the blue - surprising, unexpected smth (e.g. call) 7: once in a blue moon - very rarely 8: I have the blues - I feel sad 9: blue blood - from a royal family 10: to paint the town red - to go to a lot of different bars and restaurants 11: red tape - a lot of bureaucracy, restrictions 12: roll out the red carpet - to give special hospitality 13: red herring - a fact or idea that takes your attention away from something that is important 14: red handed - caught right on the place of crime 15: silver Spoon in his mouth - to be born into a very rich family 16: golden opportunity - perfect chance to do something 17: golden parachute - an agreement providing significant compensation if someone is fired, such as due to a merger 18: green with envy - very jealous 19: green light - a permission 20: grey area - unknown subject/ area 21: black sheep - different from everyone
The Azerbaijani society still justifying & gaslighting their army's despicable vandalism & barbarism towards Armenian lands & properties, torture & beheadings of Armenian soldiers & civilians hasn't yet realized they will be living with those monsters in the same country, not us.
Some of these were new to me, and I'm a native speaker who has been teaching English as a foreign language for 8-9 years! The reason for this is that idioms are used differently in different English-speaking countries and even in different locations within those countries. It was interesting to learn some new ones.
For sure. I naturally thought she was American until her pronunciation of certain words caught my ear. Got me confused and then I read your comment. Her ‘L’ sound is a bit off, like in ‘building’ and ‘call’. Impressive.
When I switch to Russian my German and English colleagues are still shuddering. They say we have a feeling that gangsters discussing some dirty business.
I am an interpreter. Idioms and colloquialisms are often the hardest for second language users to learn and understand. It’s nice to have a place to talk about them. English is very rich in idioms. Some more colorful idioms could be: Seeing red: enraged Blue in the face: basically it means wasting your time talking about a matter to the point as if you are running out of air and turning blue( I could tell him til I’m blue in the face and he will never understand ) In the red: in debt In the black: making a profit In the pink: healthy
@@hindosmannur7515 What's wrong with you guy??? Whenever you see a girl in the comment box, you always try to find most effective way("Practice with me") to flirt with. You are a black sheep.
As a native English speaker, I understand that “having the blues” means you’re melancholic or even depressed. I feel that I should caution non-native speakers from asking someone or referring to someone as “have the blues” because it can sound dismissive of how they really feel.
As a native English speaker, I've also noticed a generational gap when it comes to use of idioms. The elderly seem to use different expressions than the young. For example, I've never heard anyone under 50 say "paint the town red". Us Millennials seem to use metaphors more than expressions or sayings. Slang is an interesting thing.
Hi linguamarina, I'm from Brazil and I'd like to say that I know quite of these idiomatics expression in English. But, hey! You're awesome speaking English. You are Russian and speaks so good like a native speaker. Superb! 👏👏👏👍😊
The Azerbaijani society still justifying & gaslighting their army's despicable vandalism & barbarism towards Armenian lands & properties, torture & beheadings of Armenian soldiers & civilians hasn't yet realized they will be living with those monsters in the same country, not us.
Perfect English tutor with perfect articulation ... I like the way you speak in English. Perfect. .... Once in a blue moon means in Javanese njanur gunung. Njanur gunung literally means resembling young light and greenish yellow coconut leaves of coconut trees growing in mountainous areas.
I found this channel actually in 2018 when I was at mid-school. But, at that time my listening skill was so bad, I still lacked of vocabulary and I didn't understand even a single sentence from Marina's speech. But in quaratine period, I want to deal with it. I listen to Marina's videos everyday since October 2020. At first, it was hard to understand the videos. I had to pause the video, search the meaning of words at google, took a screenshots, etc. However, I keep did that for 1,5 months and I can recognize my skill was increasing. Until now, I keep listen to Marina's videos and now every time when I listen to Marina, it is very enjoyable and super clear. Thanks, teacher. Your voice is really beautiful that can make me motivated to learn english more. ❤
I still lacked good vocabulary -- or -- I still didn't have good vocabulary I kept doing that. You don't say "I keep did that" Your skill doesn't increase, it improves I keep listening to Marina's videos Every time I listen -- No need for When Your voice is really beautiful, which makes me motivated to learn English more.
Hi ! Miss Marina I AM your student 💞 and l fell in love with your videos you are such a magnificent teacher who teach me english like no one can do now I AM in seventh heaven because of you please do me a favour please make a new video do you like my English I AM 13 year girl who love to speak English ❤❤❤✨✨✨🌷🌷✨✨
Watching your videos and listening your speech is something incredible. I'm studying in the university of foreign languages and I find it helpful to train my listening skills. Thank you so much!
I simply love the way U interpret things & particularly the little video clips with them. U r better than many professional teacher !!! Hats off for U !!!!
Hey.. Marina your teachings and advise are always great they help a lot and I can't even tell you how much I've improved just by watching your videos. Please keep up the good work and keep helping us 👍👌
Thank You 😊 Marina! I've improved a lot in my english. I started watching your channel at 2019 and I've watched almost every videos in your channel. Keep growing and take care of your family👨👩👧 in this pandemic and stay safe😊
More color idioms; in the red=in debt on red alert= prepared for a dangerous situation see red= become angry very suddenly to feel blue=to feel sad black market= illegal marketplace a black eye= a large bruise around the eye black and blue= badly bruised once in a blue moon= very rarely give the green light=give permission be green around the gills= look or feel sick the rub of the green=luck,good fortune off-color=unwell
Very Good !!! Now, when someone makes "an executive decision" on a (planned) course of action, and the plan does NOT work out very well, then he is going to "get a black eye" from HIS boss...it doesn't have to be physical boxing (fight). It's just "a figure of speech", or IDIOM. ... a similar situation with the next one down on your list. You obviously have LIVED in the U.S. to have such a grasp of these "sayings", slang, idioms, figures-of-speech .. because they can't be easily taught (or learned) from a book. Well done !!! --- Doug, USA
I love IDIOMS; in fact, I love them so much I make videos about where they come from; you know their history. Thanks for making these videos for students who are learning English. Your videos are great and so is your English. ❤❤
Black sheep.....role the red carpet.....read handed.....one with silver spoon in mouth..... green light..... green area.....blue blood.....once in a blue moon.....white elephant.....red tape..... golden opportunity..... ❤️.... thanks.....i remember this after watching video by my heart 😍
Still improving my English with the help of your videos thnk u 💙💙💙 You're my most cute teacher I just love your videos and your sweet voice too So much 💙 from india
"White collar resort" is often used to refer to a very low security prison that mainly houses inmates charged with crimes related to illegal business practices
Native English speaker from the US. A white elephant is also any gift that is of questionable value or is more trouble than it is worth. This video is also good for some people on the autism spectrum who have difficulty with idioms in general. Thank you. 🙂👍
I always happy , when I'm watching your vidio .You are amazing. You made me understand everything what you said even I'm the beginner in English. Thanks a lot.
The Azerbaijani society still justifying & gaslighting their army's despicable vandalism & barbarism towards Armenian lands & properties, torture & beheadings of Armenian soldiers & civilians hasn't yet realized they will be living with those monsters in the same country, not us.
There’s also weird emotions associated with colors that are sometimes opposites Red - anger, love Orange - energy Yellow - happiness Green - sickness, healing Blue - sad, calm Purple - royalty, posh Black - unknown, funerals Gray - mediocre, professionalism White - purity in religious ways, usually paired with gold, weddings
This is kind of orange and apple comparison. Depend on how much time you spend on each class. English 101 might teach you how to write, read, sentence structure,...only in a semester or quarter. You'd never come back again after passing it. I took it too.
Some more colours idiom from my side *A red letter day (A memorable day) *Black and blue (bruised and beaten) In black and white(in written, very clear) *Black market(selling and buying illegally) *Have a yellow belly( act cowardly) *In red( in debt. Overdrawn) Hope it's helpful 4 all of u
miss marina you make my day .when i watch your videos it is very helpful for me because i am native speaker and English is my second language. and i am learning to speak English thank you Mariana your videos are very helpful for me a lot of respect for you ❤️
Huge respect to you ma'am for the hard work you're putting into these videos, i know it's not easy for you being a mom to reconcile between raising your child and produce quality content.👏
"Blue blood" is equally present in Hungarian. The nobles were so named because they were less affected by the Sun, and they were still in long attire, so they had so white and thin skin that they almost shone through their veins. So simple. :)
You are the best teacher that i have ever seen ,Marina ,I'm really impressed about your method of teaching english for a young student like me>i hope that you will be my future teacher,you deserve it
You are amazing!! I swear, I love your videos!! May I just give you a piece of advice? In my modest opinion, you should try to speak slower, put the subtitles in English in all your videos and, finally, to give more examples in order to contextualise. For example, I love the fact that you use serials as examples but it would be better if you put the whole scene and not just a sentence, in order to better understand how to use that specific expression. I hope you don't mind about these suggestions! I love your style!
Yep. ... or ANOTHER ONE: "An elephant in the room." (Like you, I'm also "Born In The USA....sing it, Bruce !!!). Hello, Midwesterner, from the South ... (handwaving going on...)
By the way... Thanks for helping us... A loads...I can talk English bcoz of ur channel... Me and my frnds are learning through ur vedios .. Even my parents are very happy bcoz of my English! Lotsa luv form India:) Linguamarina❤ We're gonna support u always💛 Might u grow more and more🐼💜
I was beside myself with excitement when I saw that you made a video on idioms, Marina! Idioms are the bee's knees when it comes to sounding like a native :)
Were any of these idioms new to you?
Time codes:
0:00 Let's learn some English idioms!
0:41 White elephant
1:03 White lie
1:45 White-collar
2:14 White-collar resort
2:39 Blue-collar
2:52 Out of the blue
3:50 Once in a blue moon
4:14 I have the blues
4:44 Blue blood
5:16 to paint the town red
6:04 Red tape
6:34 Roll out the red carpet
6:57 Red herring
7:28 Catch somebody red-handed
7:44 Silver spoon in one’s mouth
8:16 Golden opportunity
8:41 Golden parachute
9:39 Green with envy
9:58 Green light
10:14 Grey area
10:42 Black sheep
To whoever read this:
You're the prettiest person the way you are. Don't judge yourself. Love yourself
(I'm a small youtuber looking for help)
Nice video
I love you marina
A million thanks to you.
You are great mam
I started learning English when I was 14 through internet and tv and now I'm 18 and I'm Indian but my accent in like a native American. Everyone get shocked when they hear my accent. Learning English made me confident and now I'm going to pursue Korean language. I realized that Learning never stops so everyone keep going and just pursue what makes you happy:)
Hi , could you please tell me how you got the American accent and what is your way in studing . All my thanks
Study Spanish too
Hi, same here. But I'm just now 14 I've learned English when I was 13 and now I'm 14 it's great same as you I'm indian every one was shocked if you want to see my channel then check my TH-cam channel English with Anna ,thanks.
Hats off dear.
After demonstration your unique apptitude I feel like listening your accent. I'm desperare about your response.
Are you a BTS army 💜
Anyone from India🇮🇳......
How about morroco :)
Hindustani
Me 🙋😃
@@onabirchsoglossy Hhh nice to meetcha .we are in everywhere. 💪
I'm also
I’m a native English speaker. Even I haven’t heard of a few of these, thanks! Also the timestamps are amazingly useful, thank you very much!
I'm a native English speaker too, never heard of "white elephant", weird
@Alexander Flint these idioms aren't bad at all and they really aren't that uncommon either...
That's because the author of the video is Russian-speaking. I was surprised too, before I heard her original language was Russian. Actually, my original language is Ukrainian, but we are used to share the same English-learning techniques, so I heard that a lot.
@@Paul_Shtelmakh_Private Oh that's so cool! Thanks!
Native English???
You know what
You're a star 🌟 teacher
Each and everyday I watch your lesson videos knowing that I get learnt something from each lesson
💯💯💯💯 Your smile attract me to be getting inspired by you
Keep teaching us am from Africa continent
Country South Africa 🇿🇦
Some more colour idioms
Pink of health: Good health
Tickled pink: Very happy
Green thumb: Natural talent for growing plants
Purple patch: A period of success
Purple in the face/ Purple with rage: Extremely angry
Hope this helps!!😊
❤❤❤
Thanks for giving knowledge 🙏 😌 🙂
So sweet of you
But it would have been more better if you added examples to them😃😃😃
Nobody uses these. Pink of health isn't even a thing. And it's blue with rage.
These are great!
1: white elephant -no longer needed, but expensive
2: white lie - kind lie
3: white collar - office worker
4: white collar resort
5: blue collar - physical worker
6: out of the blue - surprising, unexpected smth (e.g. call)
7: once in a blue moon - very rarely
8: I have the blues - I feel sad
9: blue blood - from a royal family
10: to paint the town red - to go to a lot of different bars and restaurants
11: red tape - a lot of bureaucracy, restrictions
12: roll out the red carpet - to give special hospitality
13: red herring - a fact or idea that takes your attention away from something that is important
14: red handed - caught right on the place of crime
15: silver Spoon in his mouth - to be born into a very rich family
16: golden opportunity - perfect chance to do something
17: golden parachute - an agreement providing significant compensation if someone is fired, such as due to a merger
18: green with envy - very jealous
19: green light - a permission
20: grey area - unknown subject/ area
21: black sheep - different from everyone
Thank you!
Thank u 😊😊
Thank you so very much
Thank you so much bro❤️
@@harantonian2533 thank u too
The first English channel for me to make me fluent.
The Azerbaijani society still justifying & gaslighting their army's despicable vandalism & barbarism towards Armenian lands & properties, torture & beheadings of Armenian soldiers & civilians hasn't yet realized they will be living with those monsters in the same country, not us.
Great way to learn!
who tell me this will help me a lot
Exactly......
What you said is correct. I used to attend Lucy's class regularly. First time I attend your class and experience that your class is more useful.
Some of these were new to me, and I'm a native speaker who has been teaching English as a foreign language for 8-9 years! The reason for this is that idioms are used differently in different English-speaking countries and even in different locations within those countries. It was interesting to learn some new ones.
If your mother tongue is Russian, you've done an amazing job with your English because you sound so natural.
For sure. I naturally thought she was American until her pronunciation of certain words caught my ear. Got me confused and then I read your comment. Her ‘L’ sound is a bit off, like in ‘building’ and ‘call’. Impressive.
When I switch to Russian my German and English colleagues are still shuddering. They say we have a feeling that gangsters discussing some dirty business.
I have never heard Marina speak in a Russian accent，IMO natural or Not. It doesn’t matter
@Ален Балакбаев Not only Russians! It refers to all the Slavs. Greetings from Serbia!
@@majastojic7890 not really. Most Slavs have pretty heavy and recognizable accent. She sounds great though.
I am an interpreter. Idioms and colloquialisms are often the hardest for second language users to learn and understand. It’s nice to have a place to talk about them. English is very rich in idioms.
Some more colorful idioms could be:
Seeing red: enraged
Blue in the face: basically it means wasting your time talking about a matter to the point as if you are running out of air and turning blue( I could tell him til I’m blue in the face and he will never understand )
In the red: in debt
In the black: making a profit
In the pink: healthy
These idioms are very useful for my public exams (i am a high school student from India) thankyou so much😊😊😊
Hello my sister
Do you practice with me
A student from India🙋🏻🙋🏻😊
Even i too frm India😆
@@hindosmannur7515 What's wrong with you guy??? Whenever you see a girl in the comment box, you always try to find most effective way("Practice with me") to flirt with. You are a black sheep.
Yes Marina, Most of these idioms are new to me. I love learning idioms from you. Thank you Marina
Hi Marina, you may not be an accredited teacher, but I get the impression you can actually teach accredited teachers. You are a natural.
I've learn so much idioms today. And i cannot wait to use this idioms as a more native speaker.Thanks to you. 💕
Hiiii
@Tom Smith hi do you want to practice English with me , please
I’ve learned so many idioms today. I cannot wait to use these idioms... 🙂
@@Sevval-lm8js It's correcting her poor English. And yours should say "Why are you replaying this. It's strange." Although it's not strange at all.
@@monass1239 yes
I am so lucky that I got this beautiful teacher.
Lots of love from India 🇮🇳
As a native English speaker, I understand that “having the blues” means you’re melancholic or even depressed. I feel that I should caution non-native speakers from asking someone or referring to someone as “have the blues” because it can sound dismissive of how they really feel.
I am from India, your video is helpful for anyone who wants to be proficient in language...good examples you're giving.
Thanks a lot for enlightening more. I am indian who had learnt English from native speakers, yet your channel is helpful. (Romeo Bungdon)
As a native English speaker, I've also noticed a generational gap when it comes to use of idioms. The elderly seem to use different expressions than the young. For example, I've never heard anyone under 50 say "paint the town red". Us Millennials seem to use metaphors more than expressions or sayings. Slang is an interesting thing.
A lot of idioms pop up more in written speech or literature than in daily speech as well so it’s important to know them
Ya, the first time I heard "paint the town red," I thought it was a little too close to sounding like you're planning a massacre.
Year after writing this comment Doja Cat realised a song called "Paint the town red" that has reached 230M views by now.
Mind you she is in her twenties.
Hi linguamarina, I'm from Brazil and I'd like to say that I know quite of these idiomatics expression in English. But, hey! You're awesome speaking English. You are Russian and speaks so good like a native speaker. Superb! 👏👏👏👍😊
This is first' time when i am watching ur video only after 40 seconds . Ur video changed my English thank you so much
The Azerbaijani society still justifying & gaslighting their army's despicable vandalism & barbarism towards Armenian lands & properties, torture & beheadings of Armenian soldiers & civilians hasn't yet realized they will be living with those monsters in the same country, not us.
Perfect English tutor with perfect articulation ... I like the way you speak in English. Perfect.
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Once in a blue moon means in Javanese njanur gunung. Njanur gunung literally means resembling young light and greenish yellow coconut leaves of coconut trees growing in mountainous areas.
What a beautiful teacher...I never had a teacher like you...If I had someone like you my english would have gotten better...😁😁
I found this channel actually in 2018 when I was at mid-school. But, at that time my listening skill was so bad, I still lacked of vocabulary and I didn't understand even a single sentence from Marina's speech. But in quaratine period, I want to deal with it. I listen to Marina's videos everyday since October 2020. At first, it was hard to understand the videos. I had to pause the video, search the meaning of words at google, took a screenshots, etc. However, I keep did that for 1,5 months and I can recognize my skill was increasing. Until now, I keep listen to Marina's videos and now every time when I listen to Marina, it is very enjoyable and super clear. Thanks, teacher. Your voice is really beautiful that can make me motivated to learn english more. ❤
I still lacked good vocabulary -- or -- I still didn't have good vocabulary
I kept doing that. You don't say "I keep did that"
Your skill doesn't increase, it improves
I keep listening to Marina's videos
Every time I listen -- No need for When
Your voice is really beautiful, which makes me motivated to learn English more.
@@turcoboshnak thanks. I have a question. "....that can make me motivated...." at the last line. Could you tell me what the mistake?
🌏
The idiom 'white lie' can directly translate to 'सफ़ेद झूठ' in Hindi, which means the exact same thing
Same in Spanish
Same in turkish too. In turkısh we say beyaz yalan.
Safed zhooth in Hindi means the lie which clearly appears to be a lie.
I have the blues- this is the appropriate idiom to explain my feeling rn
TH-cam recommended me this video out of the blue. And I comment in TH-cam video once in a blue moon. Thanks ❤️
I'm from Brazil, and I'm learning English!💚💛🇧🇷🇱🇷
Hi Marina.You're one of my favourite teachers.Thank you Marina for teaching so beautifully. Take love from Bangladesh ☺️☺️
*Huge LOVE from INDIA* ❤️🤭
OMG. Marina, you teach english very well! I have watched all of your class and tips with a plenty affection. THANK YOU A LOT, DARLING!!
Hi ! Miss Marina I AM your student 💞 and l fell in love with your videos you are such a magnificent teacher who teach me english like no one can do now I AM in seventh heaven because of you please do me a favour please make a new video do you like my English I AM 13 year girl who love to speak English ❤❤❤✨✨✨🌷🌷✨✨
Vốn những bài hát ngày xưa đã rất hay rồi mà thêm giọng hát giàu cảm xúc của Phúc nữa thì đúng là cực phẩm cover😍
Watching your videos and listening your speech is something incredible. I'm studying in the university of foreign languages and I find it helpful to train my listening skills. Thank you so much!
well baby, lets learn english together
I simply love the way U interpret things & particularly the little video clips with them. U r better than many professional teacher !!! Hats off for U !!!!
Hey.. Marina your teachings and advise are always great they help a lot and I can't even tell you how much I've improved just by watching your videos. Please keep up the good work and keep helping us 👍👌
Nghe xong bài này cái thấy tâm trạng buồn và nặng nề kinh khủng. Nhưng lại cứ phải replay hoài cả ngày😍
I am from Pakistan. I learnt all the Idioms. Thank you for uploading
Today's lesson was great as ever! I've already learned scads of lessons from you Marina. Loads of love from me💙💙💙
I’m the best English speaker in my school.. that’s bcoz of u,, thank u❤️
Me too
Yeah , same here 😅😅😅
Super excited about this lesson 🥰 Much love from Thailand 🇹🇭
Thank you teacher
I am watching your English vedio from Bangladesh. Thank you so much for your help teacher.
Thank You 😊 Marina! I've improved a lot in my english. I started watching your channel at 2019 and I've watched almost every videos in your channel. Keep growing and take care of your family👨👩👧 in this pandemic and stay safe😊
I've improved my English a lot. I started watching your channel in 2019 and I've watched almost every video in your channel.
( silver spoon in one's mouth ) actually have the same meaning in Arabic and it's common in Saudi Arabia and it can be replaced by a gold spoon too
More color idioms;
in the red=in debt
on red alert= prepared for a dangerous situation
see red= become angry very suddenly
to feel blue=to feel sad
black market= illegal marketplace
a black eye= a large bruise around the eye
black and blue= badly bruised
once in a blue moon= very rarely
give the green light=give permission
be green around the gills= look or feel sick
the rub of the green=luck,good fortune
off-color=unwell
Oh wow. Thanks that’s great. A few I’ve know but most of it didn’t so thanksssss 🥰🥰
اشكر صبيحه ولا............ 🙂🙂🙂🙂
Very Good !!! Now, when someone makes "an executive decision" on a (planned) course of action, and the plan does NOT work out very well, then he is going to "get a black eye" from HIS boss...it doesn't have to be physical boxing (fight). It's just "a figure of speech", or IDIOM. ... a similar situation with the next one down on your list.
You obviously have LIVED in the U.S. to have such a grasp of these "sayings", slang, idioms, figures-of-speech ..
because they can't be easily taught (or learned) from a book. Well done !!!
--- Doug, USA
I love IDIOMS; in fact, I love them so much I make videos about where they come from; you know their history. Thanks for making these videos for students who are learning English. Your videos are great and so is your English. ❤❤
Black sheep.....role the red carpet.....read handed.....one with silver spoon in mouth..... green light..... green area.....blue blood.....once in a blue moon.....white elephant.....red tape..... golden opportunity..... ❤️.... thanks.....i remember this after watching video by my heart 😍
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Still improving my English with the help of your videos thnk u 💙💙💙
You're my most cute teacher
I just love your videos and your sweet voice too
So much 💙 from india
Yeeeah
I prefer texting rather than calling too 🙌🏼
And don’t understand why someone calls me out of a blue instead of texting 😅
"White collar resort" is often used to refer to a very low security prison that mainly houses inmates charged with crimes related to illegal business practices
There are "Red Zones" in Russia ..., mainly for ex cops))
Native English speaker from the US. A white elephant is also any gift that is of questionable value or is more trouble than it is worth. This video is also good for some people on the autism spectrum who have difficulty with idioms in general. Thank you. 🙂👍
Keep teaching idioms on tv show(dramas,film actions,etc.they are very useful).learning from dictionary are boring.thank you best teacher🙏❤
I just love the way of her teaching and her voice❤
Thanks for your awesome speech. I learned a lot of useful idioms, it's so easy to remember and pratice in real conversations.
I love when she's give example of words using cutscene from some movies scene
I always happy , when I'm watching your vidio .You are amazing. You made me understand everything what you said even I'm the beginner in English. Thanks a lot.
Lemme tell u something u r so charismatic and ur accent is so good . The way u explain things is very nice 😊 love from india ❤️
I knew 80% of these. Thanks for this. 🥰
To whoever read this:
You're the prettiest person the way you are. Don't judge yourself. Love yourself
(I'm a small youtuber looking for help)
Just finished your last two videos you are literally an inspiration hope to have a great journey with you.....
I m from Bangladesh, a country of south Asia, and a regular learner from ur vedios mam....take cordial thanks ❤️❤️
I have lived in the country for 20 years and still learned a few new ones 😁
You're the best teacher dear
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Stay cool❣️
And give a heart pls🥺
The Azerbaijani society still justifying & gaslighting their army's despicable vandalism & barbarism towards Armenian lands & properties, torture & beheadings of Armenian soldiers & civilians hasn't yet realized they will be living with those monsters in the same country, not us.
You have a very catchy voice, I can't stop watching your videos.
now that I am informed of the phrase golden parachuteee. I only used golden handshake before but now I like golden parachute so much more.
The way she elaborates things is really easy to understand. wish i could get someone like her as my English teacher from early age!
I wish if you were my teacher in school as well so I could meet you!
Loads of love from India
Who's with me to appreciate the effort she has put for the background to make it match the theme❤
I am with you buddy
@@turcoboshnak 😊
I HOPE ONE DAY I'LL MAKE FRIENDLY CHAT WITH YOU. YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY GOOD TEACHER!
ya she's literally good teacher
I am from Bangladesh. I love to watch and learn from your videos.
Your channel is really useful, it helped me alot
I think may be ..
You are one of those who can speak for hours with themselves, watching in the mirror😅❤
Such an amazing teacher!!❤❤
There’s also weird emotions associated with colors that are sometimes opposites
Red - anger, love
Orange - energy
Yellow - happiness
Green - sickness, healing
Blue - sad, calm
Purple - royalty, posh
Black - unknown, funerals
Gray - mediocre, professionalism
White - purity in religious ways, usually paired with gold, weddings
Don't sound like natives, because nothing turns people quickly than nonnative tries to sound like natives.
@@seanleith5312 what do you mean? I’m a native English speaker. I’m only on here because I wanted to see what people learning English learn
Hi everyone from Uzbekistan🤗🙌🙌
Know most of it, but it’s fun listen to you explaining. It’s so easy to understand.
There’s a black horse too
thankyou for your teaching Marina, I'm interested to learn English from your channel
I always love the way she says "bye bye"..... Only for this,I watch till the end!😅
Thank you so much for those useful idioms . I'm taking my notes 😉💜
I learn more from Linguamarina than English 101 class in University
Hiii
agreed
yeahhh😍 me too
This is kind of orange and apple comparison. Depend on how much time you spend on each class. English 101 might teach you how to write, read, sentence structure,...only in a semester or quarter. You'd never come back again after passing it. I took it too.
This video is great!!....I'm a sucker for Linguamarina ♥️♥️
Idioms are really helpful when it comes to learning and understanding new language. Thank you!!!
U are a life saver.....I was hoping for this
you inspired me to create my own channel about English
That's awesome, I was inspired to start my own page recently too! Great way to learn :)
She :White lie
Me being indian 😗: safed jhoot (सफेद झूट)
Well anyone from India 🇮🇳 😘
😂lol
😂😂
Some more colours idiom from my side
*A red letter day (A memorable day)
*Black and blue (bruised and beaten)
In black and white(in written, very clear)
*Black market(selling and buying illegally)
*Have a yellow belly( act cowardly)
*In red( in debt. Overdrawn)
Hope it's helpful 4 all of u
miss marina you make my day .when i watch your videos it is very helpful for me because i am native speaker and English is my second language. and i am learning to speak English thank you Mariana your videos are very helpful for me a lot of respect for you ❤️
Huge respect to you ma'am for the hard work you're putting into these videos, i know it's not easy for you being a mom to reconcile between raising your child and produce quality content.👏
"Blue blood" is equally present in Hungarian. The nobles were so named because they were less affected by the Sun, and they were still in long attire, so they had so white and thin skin that they almost shone through their veins. So simple. :)
Same in Turkish too
Марина , спасибо вам огромное! Видео шикарное, как раз нужны идиомы для IELTS WRITING. 😍🤗
You are the best teacher that i have ever seen ,Marina ,I'm really impressed about your method of teaching english for a young student like me>i hope that you will be my future teacher,you deserve it
Once in a blue moon!!! I've used that in my last essay!
You are amazing!! I swear, I love your videos!! May I just give you a piece of advice? In my modest opinion, you should try to speak slower, put the subtitles in English in all your videos and, finally, to give more examples in order to contextualise. For example, I love the fact that you use serials as examples but it would be better if you put the whole scene and not just a sentence, in order to better understand how to use that specific expression. I hope you don't mind about these suggestions! I love your style!
could not agree more👍
Good idea, except that if she used longer clips she might get copyright strikes.
I like u very much marina and the way u explain :)
I'm from india
A white elephant where I'm from (central USA) is an unwanted gift.
Yep. ... or ANOTHER ONE: "An elephant in the room." (Like you, I'm also "Born In The USA....sing it, Bruce !!!). Hello, Midwesterner, from the South ... (handwaving going on...)
Nothing new but a good reminder/revision. Thx.
By the way... Thanks for helping us... A loads...I can talk English bcoz of ur channel... Me and my frnds are learning through ur vedios .. Even my parents are very happy bcoz of my English!
Lotsa luv form India:)
Linguamarina❤
We're gonna support u always💛
Might u grow more and more🐼💜
In Indonesia, blue blood means you're a rich people, and black sheep means the calls for someone who is trouble makers
I was beside myself with excitement when I saw that you made a video on idioms, Marina!
Idioms are the bee's knees when it comes to sounding like a native :)