Hello my lovely English learners how are you all?
This is Hridhaan and I welcome you on
let's talk with a very big heart.
Today's lesson is very interesting every time there are
when we design a lesson there are themes to
different lessons but I thought why not create
a lesson that actually helps us understand making use
of phrases of English language for daily use.
This is what today's session is about ladies and
gentlemen today we will talk about ten most common
English expressions you should use from today.
So what are we waiting for?
Let's get started with the first phrase
on the list that we have.
The first one is you wish.
You wish is also used as an exclamation and it comes
as a bit of a feeling you wish it means it
implies that something will most likely not happen for example you're
saying something and you think that that is not a possibility
there are very less chances of it happening that's when you
say ah you wish for example you think she'll go on
a date with you you wish that means it seems that
it is absolutely impossible dude you wish keep on wishing on
it it will never happen so that is you wish moving
to the next common used expression that you should add from
today onwards and that is why so blue when the color
of your skin turns blue does that mean that you're in
good health or bad health?
Well I hope you answer the latter one which is bad?
It means asking somebody why so sad?
What has happened?
Why are you looking so unhealthy, so depressed?
What is wrong?
For example dude, why is sublu?
It's been three months from your breakup you
broke up with your partner about three months
ago but you still look equally sad. Why?
Please change it.
It's possibly reflecting on your personality badly.
Let's look at the next phrase in the list
for today and that is my two cent.
Now this is a very funny phrase that you can
use in daily life how many times does it happen
with you that people give unnecessary advices to you or
we end up giving unnecessary advices to people too?
That's when we use my two cent it means to
give unnecessary opinion especially when it is not asked for.
Let's understand it using an example below
these days influencers that means social media
influencers especially on Instagram, Facebook, etc.
Are giving their two cent about how to
run social media platforms nobody is asking them
what to do, how to do but they're
still giving their not asked opinion to everybody.
That is called two cent my two cent an
opinion or an advice that is not asked.
Moving on to the next phrase which is sleep on it.
I have seen a lot of people in the
business world formal English making use of this phrase
and it means to delay a decision making a
decision on something until the following day.
For example, if you have to make a decision
right now, you delay it to the next day. Why?
Because you want to think about it a little more.
That is called sleeping on it.
For example, I'm going to sleep on your
advice tonight and I'll take the decision tomorrow.
Whatever advice you've given to me, I'm not
going to take the decision on a snap.
I'm going to think about it, sleep on
it, and I will answer it tomorrow.
I will take a decision tomorrow.
What did you recently sleep on?
Do let me know in the comment section. Section below.
Not literally the idea.
I mean here we go to the next one.
Go Dutch.
You can use this phrase with your friends, especially
when you go out and eat with them.
It means to share the cost of something, especially a
meal, such as a dinner or a lunch in half.
For example, if the bill is RS5000, you give 2500.
Your friend gives 2500.
Sometimes the situation gets slightly awkward.
To avoid that situation, you can say, especially when
it comes to paying bills, you can say, don't
worry, I'm not going to pay the entire one.
You don't pay the entire one.
We will go Dutch. Let's understand.
Using example, you don't have to
pay the entire food bill.
Let's go dutch.
A good friend here says let's divide the bill in half.
Half moving to the next one.
Call it a day.
When you decide to stop doing something, that's
when you say let's call it a day.
That is called let's call it a day.
Think we have done enough work today.
I'm feeling tired now.
Let's call it a day.
It feels like I've done enough hard work
that I wanted to do for today.
Now I'm going to call it a day.
I'm going to decide to stop doing it.
Let's move to the next one.
And that is sick and tired.
And it means to be annoyed
or frustrated with something or someone.
It can be either a situation or
it can be a person as well. Someone.
For example, I'm getting sick and tired of
you picking on me all the time.
I'm getting really annoyed.
You keep on teasing me here and
now, so please don't do that.
I'm getting sick and tired of it.
Let's move to the next one.
Sleep tight.
Sleep tight is a daily English phrase that
you can use in daily conversation, which just
means to sleep deeply and well.
And you can use this phrase when
you want to say goodnight too.
So that is sleep tight.
For example, sleep tight.
Tomorrow is going to be a long day.
Sleep comfortably tomorrow.
There's a lot of hard work coming up.
Time for us for the next one.
Grab a bite means to step out to eat something.
A lot of times when you do not have
when you've not prepared anything at your home.
You intend to go out and you eat eat outside.
That's when you say grab a bite.
Especially from a restaurant where you do not sit.
It's a takeaway restaurant that's when you say grab a bite
and short meal, not a long lavish lunch or dinner.
Example is we could grab a bite on
our way to home and discuss the plan.
Possibly a colleague is saying it to the other one.
There's a plan that needs to be discussed.
We grab a bite quickly, eat food
from outside whilst we are going home.
This was about all the phrases related
to English language daily conversation that you
can make use of in daily conversation.
Again, please take good care of yourself.
Make use of these and refine
your English communication via vocabulary building.
Thank you very much again.
Take good care and I will see you soon.
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