Hello and welcome friends I'm Aakash and she is Niharika.
Welcome to one more English lesson.
So what are we doing today?
Niharika well, we are gonna look at some fancy words in English.
Wait, fancy, similar to your previous lesson.
You got that?
Yes.
So you can say, this is the part, two of the fancy words.
Uhhuh.
We can go with that.
Yes.
Because in part one, we had some amazing fancy words.
I, in fact, I've watched that lesson.
I really love that lesson.
Thank you.
Thank you so much.
And I hope you guys are using those words as well.
So in today's lesson, we have some more fancy words for you, right?
Aakash yes.
And fancy words means words, which really sound good.
These are advanced English words.
And using them will definitely make you sound more fluent and
advanced in English, right.
Amazingly right.
Yes.
Right.
So what's the first word you have Niharika well, I have bespoke.
Oh, bespoke.
Bespoke.
Yeah.
So that means custom made, you know, this is a fancy word that sounds gorgeous to
say out loud when describing anything from custom made jewelry or a finely tailored
suit cut to your exact measurement.
Or anything else that is being designed and produced just for you?
Exactly.
It means, uh, you say that, okay, this is how I want it to be done.
Correct.
And it's done like, uh, I just recently got my house.
Interiors done.
Ah, okay.
I told my interior designer Uhhuh, but I want my bed to be this way,
my, my study table to be there.
So, so that's, I mean, that, that's what it means.
Correct.
Bespoke furniture.
So you can absolutely actually use bespoke and add whatever custom made.
Correct.
Right.
Amazing, amazing word.
So Niharika that reminds me of a very good word.
And that's erudite, Uhhuh.
Erudite.
Yeah.
So erudite means someone who is really.
Smart smart.
Like you Intelligent and knowledgeable exactly.
Someone who is intelligent, knowledgeable right.
Now, such a person.
You could call them erudite.
You got that.
Aash yes, fine.
And the next we have is fortnight fortnight.
Yeah.
That's, that's a pretty common word, but you know what?
I've seen people saying two weeks, 15 days.
So instead of saying two weeks or 15 days, you can say, fortnight although
it's a bit old fashioned mm-hmm to say fortnight mm-hmm , but I'm,
I'm sure it's, it's really nice, you know, and rather than saying.
Uh, two weeks or 15 days, I think fortnight is always a
better option and a better word.
Correct?
You can easily use it to refer to something that happened two weeks ago
or will happen for a two week stretch.
For example, instead of telling your coworkers that you will be
coming in after two weeks, you can say that I'll be back in fortnight.
Fine.
So similarly, I mean, I'll be back from my holidays.
In a fortnight, correct?
Right.
Fortnight another fancy word that we have for you is Ennui Ennui on we Uhhuh.
Well, it starts with E a lot of people try and say at ennui, but it's on, we it's,
it's a two syllable word, correct on we.
And what does it mean?
H Niharika boredom.
Oh, on we, the word is exciting.
in fact, it's, it's a real nice word, but sadly it means.
Boredom.
Well, you have probably heard this word before, but maybe you never knew how
to use it in your everyday English.
Yes.
And that's the reason it's a fancy word.
Like say watching romantic movies makes Ennui.
No.
Well, it's interesting for me.
I love it, but it's probably for Aakash it's Ennui yeah,
it's Ennui it's Ennui for me.
So moving on, Niharika what do we have next?
Di tribe di tribe.
I know, I know the meaning of this.
It means to rant, you got that right to rant.
It constantly keep on criticizing about something, right?
That means.
Diatribe yeah, I'm sure you're used to it because I love to
rant, you know, that very well.
So yes, rather than using the word to rant, you can use the word diatribe
it means a very nasty or usually a very lengthy speech criticizing
someone whether spoken or written.
In fact, I remember my.
Housing society meetings, Uhhuh the chairman and the secretary keeps on
ranting . So now I have a new word.
Diatribe yes.
They keep on diatribing can I say that?
Absolutely.
Yes.
You got that.
All right, Aakash well, I have another word for everyone out there that
is Vitriolic wait I remember this.
From my college days.
In fact, it is associated with sulphates so someone out there, if you are into
chemistry, I'm sure, you know, this word.
In today's modern English.
I believe it's got a different meaning.
I'm sure it does.
Does not mean something related to chemicals.
so what does it mean, Niharika well, it means someone being super mean, you know?
Oh really?
Yeah.
okay.
Or I can say someone who gives more.
Nasty comments?
Yes.
Or writes nasty comments, correct.
Okay.
Vitriolic such a nice word, actually Vitriolic it's really fancy word.
Correct.
Next time you come across someone who is really mean while using the adjective
mean try to use the word Vitriolic right?
So you guys don't put in Vitriolic comments out there.
I mean, be nice.
Yeah.
Show some love.
Well, Aakash we have another word for them, which is Bloviate
Bloviate I know this word Uhhuh.
It means to brag or you got this or.
Keep on talking, talking without any meaning or substance.
Okay.
Right.
You've got that's what you mean?
Bloviate it's such a nice word.
Bloviate well, I'm sure that all of us come across.
People who love to talk, who love to brag about themselves with no meaning.
You know, it's absolutely senseless.
Well, that's when you can use the word Bloviate, in fact, I can
use this word for my ex manager is to keep on calling meetings.
And kept on Bloviating ah, you know, without any agenda
in the meeting bloviate.
So the last word Niharika for today is Aplomb mm-hmm, Aplomb
and you know what it means.
It's got a beautiful meaning.
It's what you have.
It's what I have and what our audience has.
Yes.
We want you to have it's confidence.
Yes.
Or to show total composure mm-hmm or self-assurance in a particular skill.
You know, for example, I like coding, so I am, I have a Aplomb in it.
It means I have the confidence to do it.
I can certainly do it.
That's Aplomb correct?
Correct.
So when I say that, you know, because we are here to teach you English and that
is what we look forward for you guys to be confident for you guys to be Aplomb
yeah.
So now they can say, I want to be Aplomb so instead of saying, I wanna be
confident, you can say, I wanna be Aplomb.
So those were eight words, eight amazing words.
Mm-hmm and I'm sure if you use these words in your regular conversation,
I'm sure you know, your English will definitely go to the next level.
I'm not saying just go out and try and, uh, use them, uh, unnecessarily.
Use them effortlessly.
And it's only possible if they make sentences practice
using these words, correct?
Right, correct.
Yes.
Just let it go with the flow.
Uh, don't kind of push it unnecessarily.
Try to use it in your daily conversations with the ease.
So we are gonna see you soon with one more English lesson, and I believe this was the
first time we are doing a lesson together.
And if you guys really liked it, let us know in the comments.
Only then we are gonna do one more lesson together.
right.
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