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Expressions
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AE 991 - Expression: Caught With Your Pants Down
In today's episode... Here's another awesome English expression for you mob! Have you ever been "caught with your pants down" ? In this episode, we will be talking about the English expression "caught with your pants down" - sounds naughty, doesn't it? We will be talking about it's possible origin- oh, you'll cringe at this one. I will also be sharing to you an adorably funny story of a deer out in the Australian bushes who encountered men. And of…

AE 986 - Expression: Cheat Death
In today's episode... I am going to teach you about the English expression "cheat death" ! Do you remember that movie about teens being chased by death? It's all about because they "cheated death" , isn't it? I know, gory. Today, you will learn what the expression "cheat death" means and how it is used in sentences. I will also tell you about a famous chicken that lives in a Maccas - but not the KFC across it. And lastly, I will tell you about the Aussie…

AE 971 - Expression: Have A Bone To Pick With Someone
In today's episode... I will teach you all about the English expression "have a bone to pick with someone" . No, you don't have to be holding a bone in your hand when you say this expression. With this English expression lesson, I will also be telling you about Australia's own dinosaur! Improve your listening skills today – listen, play, & pause this episode – and start speaking like a native English speaker! Watch & listen to the convo!

AE 967 - Expression: Have Balls
In today's episode... I am going to teach you all about the English expression "have balls" . You and your funny brain is thinking of male body organs, isn't it? Surprise, this expression expression does have something to do with it! This week's exciting story is about a "ballsy" teenager who drove away a bear to protect her dogs -- there, you see the word "ballsy" ? This episode is packed with real life examples on where and how you can use the…

AE 961 - Expression: In The Belly of The Beast
In today's episode... I am going to teach you about the English expression "in the belly of the beast" ! Do you remember the children's story about Pinocchio's dad getting swallowed by a whale? We got someone who experience just that in 2021. In this episode, I will tell you the meaning of the expression , how the expression came about, give you situations where you can appropriately use the expression. Also, I will talk about whales in Australia and…

AE 955 - 5 Expressions To Sound Fluent in English | Part 3
In today's episode... I am going to teach you 6 English expressions that you can use in your daily conversations! Here are some English expressions guaranteed to level up your English : A hard nut to crack Chasing rainbows A rising tide lifts all boats Rattle your dags Make your skin crawl Scaredy cat In this video, I tell you what these expressions mean & give you situations where you can appropriately use them . Watch the video to the end to get a…

AE 952 - Expression: Scaredy Cat
In today's episode... I am going teach you all about the English expression "scaredy cat" . Listen in and watch as I tell you the origin of the expression, give examples on how to use the expression, and run by a pronunciation exercise. Also, learn the story of a lost Maremmano-Abruzzese Sheepdog or Maremma . And lastly, I give you cat facts about Australia! Improve your listening skills today – listen, play, & pause this episode – and start speaking…

AE 941 - Expression: Make Your Skin Crawl
In today's episode... I teach you how to use the expression "make your skin crawl" , the origin of the expression, and what is funny about a bumblebee . We also talk about Angelina Jolie getting covered with bees for National Geographic . Lastly, I tell you what is a "myriapod" . Improve your listening skills today – listen, play, & pause this episode – and start speaking like a native English speaker! Watch & listen to the convo!

AE 935 - Expression: Rattle Your Dags
In today's episode... I teach you how to use the expression ‘ rattle your dags ’, the origin of the expression , and what the Aussie slang term ‘ dag ’ means. We also talk about Australia’s biggest sheep shearing competition and then cover the Trans-Tasman rivalry between New Zealand and Australia and why our jokes about one another often involve sheep. Improve your listening skills today – listen, play, & pause this episode – and start speaking like…
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