26 Idioms for FLUENT ENGLISH SPEAKING
If you are an advanced English speaker but want to really start sounding like an American speaker you are going to want to learn all 26 of the idioms in today’s lesson. And I want you to actually know what all of the idioms in this lesson mean so I’m going to tell you the idioms in pairs and each one of the idioms in the pair is opposite of the other.
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Idioms 1.To go hard on some one 2.To go soft on someone 3.To take high road 4.To take a low road 5.To cave in 6.To stand firm 7.As Happy as a clam 8.A sad sight to see 9.To be swamped 10.A couch potato 11.A golden oppertunity 12.A dead-end job 13.Sick and tired 14.Chomping at bits 15 As cool as cucumber 16.To be wound up 17.Sharp as a tack 18.As dumb as a rock 19.To wing something 20.To think something through 21.To pick a bone with someone 22. To be on the same wavelenght 23.I can't be bothered 24.To burn candle on both ends 25.A mile a minute 26.As slow as molasses
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Great use of that phrase, I'm honored, thanks for watching today Mina, I hope you had a great day!
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teacher Kayla you are the best, thanks a lot ahd GOD bless you
Chomping at the bit.... It's a new one for me. I'm always chomping at the bit when it comes to watching your video's!
Idioms and phrases make the English language very attractive and charming.
Thank you Kayla teacher l have let go home after work see you tomorrow again.
I don not understand why is pretty easy for me to understand all you say in yours videos and then when I listen to somebody else turns different for me. That’s make me feel I am a good Kayla student and maybe soon I will be getting the meaning of others conversations. Thanks.
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❤You made my night, I have been working on my book for a while now! There will be tons of useful phrases in it, I can't wait until it's finished, hopefully at the beginning of 2023
yes, write a book. everyday life kinda like a mess including tons of aspects. so a bit harder to remember all these 20 phrases if I dont have a partner to talk with. if there is a book, I think in order to remember and practice using them, should brush up on them everyday.
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Yo !! She is good! I Woukd stick to her clips. She is a straight shooter ! No beating around the bush! I like the fact that she goes right for it. all she says is applicable I had a marathon of her clips All legit! All applicable in real life Take my word for it I have been living in her nick of the woods for quite sometime. Stick to her and u will be fluent in no time
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If you put meaning an example sentences behind your back screen as some teachers do, it will be more helpful and making note for revision as well. Thank you🙏🙏🙏🙏
I am chomping at the bit to watch your so exciting and motivating video clips.❤️🙏
Great idea to teach idioms in pairs👌 Thank you so much Ma’am 🙏
I'm glad you liked the format
I was hooked in the first minute, thank you so much for such a wonderful video, I'm chomping at the bit to watch your next video!
I love your course as your teaching material is really useful and everyday common expression. You explain it really well and we could easily understand. Ofc your examples are easy to understand. Thanks 💯
in french for the expression "I have a bone to pick with you" we say "J'ai un compte à régler avec toi"
You are a very enthusiastic teacher and it rubs off on us. Your videos are very enjoyable and you are so good at explaining things💐
I ‘m really grateful for the english idioms you have thought us up to now. I hope they will never get out of my mind.
Kayla you’re sharp as a tack😂. Thanks for all your hard work
I am reading your 'chomping at the bit', then pausing the video to drop you a note that you are my most favorite English teacher on KZhead so far. I learned a lot from you. Thank you!
I came across your channel and got a great deal out of the first couple of videos. I am chomping at the bit to go through the rest of your videos. Kayla, you are very sharp and thank you for making the top notch lessons.
Thank you so much. Good English lesson. ☺👍 Have a great weekend.
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I love ur lessons cause u always teach things i didnt know , thank u so much have a nice day
Thank you for this important lesson.
What you have taught in this lesson is very useful and good for advanced level English learners. Thx.
Very educative
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Very interesting and unusual approach with the opposite meaning! The highest mark!
Thank you Kayla
amazing lesson... I appreciate your lesson.
Hi Kayla. I'm a Brazilian English student in Brazil and I've discovered your classes few days ago. I'm liking your videos a lot. I know they are improving me to be a better English speaker. Thank you for your teaching. A big hug from Brazil
You are doing a great job. Thank you so much mi Amor..
excellent job Thank you Maam 👌
THANKS TEACHER 🤟
Anytime Bernard!
I like your videos, Kayla. Of this I also wrote down a few. Thank you.
Thank you Kayla is it nice idioms to study l understand you have explain these ,actually must have study them l think so just follow listening get understand to its thanks more.
I could not think about anything more specific that could be the exact thing like "to have a bone to pick" but in Brazilian Portuguese when we have something to talk about with someone and there are problems to be solved, we use to say "unpeal the pineapple = descascar um abacaxi"
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Hello, you're doing a wonderful one, I am watching from Haïti, I really take pleasure in the way you do it. I give u a big thumb up 👍, you are beautiful, and you do it beautifully! 😍
Excellent course! We're always Learning so much from your videos. Can't wait for the next one. All the words and phrases you taught us that's what we need. I can definitely using it in my conversation. Thanks very much for your time and effort for teaching many of of us English. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for watching Kevin, I hop you have a great day!
Simply awesome!
😊 Thannnk you!
This is by far the best video on idioms I’ve ever seen. Those are really useful common idioms that I’ve come across so many times. Thank you so much!! Now I don’t have to look them up ✊
That's I'm here for Pablo! thanks for your nice words! I'm glad you found this lesson useful
Deeply appreciate your efforts.You are a great teacher.
Thanks so much Narinder!
Hey Kayla. Just want to say that you're doing an amazing job... Just one thing that I don't really like in some of your videos. The background music playing during the whole lesson... I believe my colleagues students would be agree with me that when we watch/listen to those videos one or two times it's okay, but when we have to watch them 5-10 times... that background music sounds way too annoying. Would you mind making subsequent clips without any background music, please? Thank you. Igor.
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Oh Keyla , your softness towards your schoolchildren comes from your mum. In fact what you call the hardness of your mum, was in reality softness wrapped in a core of hardness. Softness gives birth to softness.
we love you Kayla..thank you
A solid one, and Invaluable too.
Kayla, I have been watching many videos but yours are the best for me so far because you really teaching the American English spoken in the society and has nothing to do with spoken English in the books. Keep up !!! Thanks for your efforts to help people !! I like your walk and talk videos are awesome!!
Thanks Zineb, I appreciate your support. I have some more real-life English videos coming!
Hi Kayla. The colloquial expression used in Belgium (belgiscism) corresponding to " A bone to pick" is "avoir un oeuf à peler avec quelqu'un" (To have an egg to peel with someone). Do note that this expression isn't used in France. "Egg" Implies "hard-boiled egg". Thank you for your dedication to your students. 👍👍🌹
Hi Kayla, I am watching one ofyour vídeos for the first time and I'd like to tell you I have found it really interesting and helpful. I am an English teacher myself and I had never heard some of the idioms before. I have loved the way you have presented them, giving pairs of opposites and illustrating them with everyday situations. I will definitely watch more of your videos!
your name is very difficuilt
Im chomping at the bits for learning sooo many idioms 🤩🤩🤩🥰🥰🥰 Thanks a lot for the brilliant lession 😍
Alot is not a word. It’s a lot.
@@lrcb40 thankx for correction
I really like the way you teach dear
You tech very nice for me thanks‼️Next too
perfect
Nice idioms, Kayla!!!
WOW, EXCELLENT 👏👏👏 CHARLES STAUDT FROM BRAZIL 🇧🇷
I'm always chomping at the bit to watch Kayla's new videos!
Great example! Thanks Raul!
Please don’t snap when teaching 😂 Thanks so much for your clips. They are super helpful
I established a club, English discussion club in my school as a student. I have 16 members,we can be considered as a big club if u will involve that it's a boutique school. I can't deny, there are several considerate, ambitious and hard working members however there're some couch potatos and gossip girls. They talk behind me, critise my apperance, management way secretly, among their friends so we always have a bone to pick unfortunally, i don't even know how to run my club anymore, give me some wise advices please, i really wanna keep it alive and go forward. I'm burnt out but i will bring rules to obey in club and stand firm about them residual!!
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She is teaching English exactly what I have wanted to know for a long time!
Awesome I'm glad this was helpful!
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I did it when my son was little thankyou for the advice good luck with your family
Thanks, that's very kind of you!
Hope to see your book publish pretty soon!!!
Hi Kayla 💜Is there an English idiom to describe someone who's always inpatient?
Hello Kayla, Can you please act out some phrasel verbs?
@11:17 you said "wound" the a different sound than "wo͞ond". Can I say "wo͞ond" instead?
Very nice but very sprightly
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Hello sister ! What is the name of your name and program for teaching in this video.
I'm from são paulo, Brasil
As always great content here 🇨🇷👨🏻💻🚀💯🔥👋👌
Thanks Jorge! I've got more useful lessons coming soon!
Teacher …..also teach some some political words like Blue wave and Red wave. I don’t understand the. Please….
I am happy as a clam
I'm chomping at the bed for your next video😊
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The podcast ep is a wrong video. (I mean uploaded wrong one) (Love your video ❤❤)
Even I make mistakes! I just fixed this a couple of hours ago! you're the best Ayla! 🙃
Hey Kayla. For "A bone to pick" - Germans say "Ein Hühnchen zu rupfen" ("To pluck a pullet").🙂
Thank you for teaching me, I'm writing that one down in my german notebook right now!
Hello good evening my name is polite
Amiga bem estar tudo pr mim como bom amig saude hoje muit pDeus
I am slow as molasses when I am learning English idioms . But thank you for your teaching. 😂
Thank you so much for learning with me. Slow and steady wins the race, just don't give up!
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Hi. Mam
15:14 tenemos un pollito que comernos ... pick a bone with you, not really common but it does exist.
please mention this idiom: Netflix&Chill
haha you better look that one up yourself!
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If you just started learning Mandarin, you have a bone to pick, I can tell you that! In French, vous avez du pain sur la planche. Also, we have a bone to pick, on a un compte à régler. On the same page or on the same wavelength mean the same thing.
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A bone to pick means in Spanish: Comernos un pollito
How do you look so cute all the time?
Slow as a tortoise
Pse talk slowly
Slowly talk
Are you American?
Slowly talk pse.