π₯π₯Our plan for the coming dayππΈ
π₯₯cheer-up video to start your little language experience with joy
π₯₯ voice message with a piece of text for you to identify some new words
π₯₯10PACK WORDS ESSENTIALS of today with an explanatory translation
π₯₯ "GUESS AND PRESS" - 5 words which meaning you are to guess using your language intuition
P.S. forget about translating and play pretend as if humanity has not invented google or yandex yettttπβ€οΈ
π₯₯cheer-up video to start your little language experience with joy
π₯₯ voice message with a piece of text for you to identify some new words
π₯₯10PACK WORDS ESSENTIALS of today with an explanatory translation
π₯₯ "GUESS AND PRESS" - 5 words which meaning you are to guess using your language intuition
P.S. forget about translating and play pretend as if humanity has not invented google or yandex yettttπβ€οΈ
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10PACKWORDESSENTIALS FOR TODAYπ₯π₯
π₯WHITE GOODS - massive domestic appliances which are often used in keeping a household like a dishwasher
π₯UTILITY BILLS - bills you pay for using natural resources like gas and water
π₯DRAW UP - you can draw up a contract, meaning officially sign a document
π₯TO CLAIM ON INSURANCE - when you claim on insurance, you ask your insurance company to compensate for any damage. For example, a car accident.
π₯WINDSCREEN or to get a crack in it
π₯TO GET A FLAT TYRE - imagine a car and its tyre which lost its shape and got flat. Why did it happen - because of a puncture.
π₯TO GET CAUGHT SPEEDING - when you overspeed and drive too fast, beyond an allowed limit and get fined by a policeman - means you got caught speeding!
π₯TO BE ROADWORTHY - it is about a car. When a car is in a decent condition for a drive, it is roadworthy.
π₯NONTRADABLE GOODS SECTOR - economic sector which is not about material goods, like objects, but about services you may get for money.
π₯ON A LOOP - whan something or someone is on a loop, it repeats over and over again like circling or, get stuck with the same thought or idea.
π₯WHITE GOODS - massive domestic appliances which are often used in keeping a household like a dishwasher
π₯UTILITY BILLS - bills you pay for using natural resources like gas and water
π₯DRAW UP - you can draw up a contract, meaning officially sign a document
π₯TO CLAIM ON INSURANCE - when you claim on insurance, you ask your insurance company to compensate for any damage. For example, a car accident.
π₯WINDSCREEN or to get a crack in it
π₯TO GET A FLAT TYRE - imagine a car and its tyre which lost its shape and got flat. Why did it happen - because of a puncture.
π₯TO GET CAUGHT SPEEDING - when you overspeed and drive too fast, beyond an allowed limit and get fined by a policeman - means you got caught speeding!
π₯TO BE ROADWORTHY - it is about a car. When a car is in a decent condition for a drive, it is roadworthy.
π₯NONTRADABLE GOODS SECTOR - economic sector which is not about material goods, like objects, but about services you may get for money.
π₯ON A LOOP - whan something or someone is on a loop, it repeats over and over again like circling or, get stuck with the same thought or idea.
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GUESS&PRESSπβοΈπ
What do you think the following words mean? Read possible definitions to each word and pick the most adequate!
1) RAVAGE...
What do you think the following words mean? Read possible definitions to each word and pick the most adequate!
1) RAVAGE...
Anonymous Poll
67%
something that leaves it devastated and ruined
33%
like furious
0%
dark red
0%
i have no idea
2 DISPARITY
Anonymous Poll
40%
inequality
40%
when something is not clear enough
20%
same to disappearance
0%
close to heritage
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WHEN YOU HAVE YOUR FEET ON THE GROUND, YOU..
Anonymous Poll
0%
NEVER CHANGE AND STAY STABLE
0%
ARE FULLY AWARE OF WHAT IS GOING ON
100%
ARE BEING REALISTIC
0%
ARE NOT LIKELY TO FALL
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A TRADE-OFF
Anonymous Poll
25%
when you managed to sell something
0%
when you try to get rid of a thing
25%
a compromise
50%
another name for the market
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WORDESSENTIALSβοΈππ§‘
FEASIBLE - possible to do π―π―π―
STAGY - in a manner which is typical for theatre, when actors are sometimes overacting performing a role πββπββπββ
RUPTURE - tear or break in a material substance ππ§€π
LIFE JACKET - this piece of clothes usually of orange color that keeps a swimmer on a water surface
POPSICLE - fruit-flavoured piece of ice on a stickππ§
SNORKEL - a tube that helps you breath while swimming under the waterπββππββπ
VIVACIOUS - full of life and energyπββπββ
BACKLIT- light that is placed behind the screen or an object to create fuller and brighter lighting β¨β¨β¨
TO VENERATE - treat something with respect, value something as a number one authority π
VERSATILITY - variety, diversion π±ββπ±πΌββπ±πΏββ
FEASIBLE - possible to do π―π―π―
STAGY - in a manner which is typical for theatre, when actors are sometimes overacting performing a role πββπββπββ
RUPTURE - tear or break in a material substance ππ§€π
LIFE JACKET - this piece of clothes usually of orange color that keeps a swimmer on a water surface
POPSICLE - fruit-flavoured piece of ice on a stickππ§
SNORKEL - a tube that helps you breath while swimming under the waterπββππββπ
VIVACIOUS - full of life and energyπββπββ
BACKLIT- light that is placed behind the screen or an object to create fuller and brighter lighting β¨β¨β¨
TO VENERATE - treat something with respect, value something as a number one authority π
VERSATILITY - variety, diversion π±ββπ±πΌββπ±πΏββ
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οΌFINDME 3words
guess the first one!
Description: a stage in the negotiations, when both sides got stuck in their own arguments and cannot move on a point
guess the first one!
Description: a stage in the negotiations, when both sides got stuck in their own arguments and cannot move on a point
Anonymous Poll
100%
deadlock
0%
breakthrough
0%
crisis
0%
prolongation
word2
Description:
when you decide to escape the working routine and spend some lucky days somewhere out:
Description:
when you decide to escape the working routine and spend some lucky days somewhere out:
Anonymous Poll
0%
countryside pastime
20%
going abroad
0%
voyage
80%
a city break
word3
Description:
When you are feeling tired at different parts of a day because of moving to a different time zone
Description:
When you are feeling tired at different parts of a day because of moving to a different time zone
Anonymous Poll
0%
rows
0%
outgoings
100%
jetlag
0%
zone blockage
IDENTIFY 4 IMPORTANT WORDS IN THE FOLLOWING VOICE MESSAGE. π§‘β¨π
You will get the words in initial contexts.
You will get the words in initial contexts.
Have you captured any of the following words? Pick only those you did.
Anonymous Poll
100%
dwelling on the way
100%
emerge from trying circumstances
100%
embrace change and welcome challenge
100%
becoming complacent and stagnant
100%
go out of their way
100%
navigate the situation with grace
#wordessentialspackππ
ππΆπ΅PAYSLIP - salary put on a note, with all taxes deducted. This note is to be taken by the employee at the end of the working month
π€©π₯ππ₯πBREADWINNER - a person that earns most in a family
π«π«π«A CONVERSATION KILLER - a topic which, when introduced in a conversation of friends, simply kills all joy and fun
ππΆπ΅PAYSLIP - salary put on a note, with all taxes deducted. This note is to be taken by the employee at the end of the working month
π€©π₯ππ₯πBREADWINNER - a person that earns most in a family
π«π«π«A CONVERSATION KILLER - a topic which, when introduced in a conversation of friends, simply kills all joy and fun
ΠΡΠΈΠ²Π΅Ρ!π
Π§ΡΠΎ Π±Ρ ΡΡ Ρ ΠΎΡΠ΅Π» Π²ΠΈΠ΄Π΅ΡΡ Π½Π° ΠΊΠ°Π½Π°Π»Π΅?
Π§ΡΠΎ Π±Ρ ΡΡ Ρ ΠΎΡΠ΅Π» Π²ΠΈΠ΄Π΅ΡΡ Π½Π° ΠΊΠ°Π½Π°Π»Π΅?
Anonymous Poll
53%
ΠΠΈΠ²ΡΠ΅ Π²ΠΈΠ΄Π΅ΠΎ shorts
58%
ΠΠΎΠ»ΡΡΠ΅ ΠΏΠΎΡΡΠΎΠ² Ρ Π»Π΅ΠΊΡΠΈΠΊΠΎΠΉ
29%
ΠΠΎΠ»ΡΡΠ΅ Π»Π΅ΠΊΡΠΈΠΊΡ Π½Π° "ΡΠ³Π°Π΄Π°ΠΉ ΡΠ»ΠΎΠ²ΠΎ "
55%
ΠΠΎΠ»ΡΡΠ΅ ΡΠ»Π΅Π½Π³Π°
#usslangπΊπ²
Hi over there!ππ€© It's time to learn some local New York slang!π€π€
If you ever make it to New York, you will definitely hear any of the following words there (and propably nowhere elseπ)
πBE TIGHT (over something)- be sad and a bit nervous about a thing, example:
I've had a fight with Jimmy. You know, now I'm so tight over this.ππͺ
πWHIP - wellwellwell... If you like listening to american rap music, you must have heard some female rappers say "new wrist", "new whip" type of thing. New wrist is about Cartier or jewels of that luxurious kind, when whip is actually a dead-expensive carπ΅π
πBE THIRSTY, ACT THIRSTY - about someone whose actions are just miserable.ππ€₯ Example:
Stop acting that thirsty and speak up on this!
πTHIRSTBUCKET - now it's namely a person that's miserable. Example:
Why you're always looking like a total thirstbucket whenever he pops up (appears) by your side?..π€―π§
Thanks for reading 'till the endβ€
Hope you're doing amazing!ππ―
Hi over there!ππ€© It's time to learn some local New York slang!π€π€
If you ever make it to New York, you will definitely hear any of the following words there (and propably nowhere elseπ)
πBE TIGHT (over something)- be sad and a bit nervous about a thing, example:
I've had a fight with Jimmy. You know, now I'm so tight over this.ππͺ
πWHIP - wellwellwell... If you like listening to american rap music, you must have heard some female rappers say "new wrist", "new whip" type of thing. New wrist is about Cartier or jewels of that luxurious kind, when whip is actually a dead-expensive carπ΅π
πBE THIRSTY, ACT THIRSTY - about someone whose actions are just miserable.ππ€₯ Example:
Stop acting that thirsty and speak up on this!
πTHIRSTBUCKET - now it's namely a person that's miserable. Example:
Why you're always looking like a total thirstbucket whenever he pops up (appears) by your side?..π€―π§
Thanks for reading 'till the endβ€
Hope you're doing amazing!ππ―
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#antiflow #flowit
βOne of those important aspects you should remember before asking yourself "hell why I still don't feel confident when speaking english???"π§π
The fundamental condition of having a flow in speech is speaking freelyπ, without any fear, sometimes with extremes.π₯
American English is far more about this freedom and improvisation of the moments when you speak, than the classic British. This expressiveness that jumps out and emotion that you reflect into the conversation is no comparison to rule-accordingly trimmed encyclopedia-style phrases you are to learn from the regular student books.π€π
Share your opinion on this oneβ€οΈ
βOne of those important aspects you should remember before asking yourself "hell why I still don't feel confident when speaking english???"π§π
The fundamental condition of having a flow in speech is speaking freelyπ, without any fear, sometimes with extremes.π₯
American English is far more about this freedom and improvisation of the moments when you speak, than the classic British. This expressiveness that jumps out and emotion that you reflect into the conversation is no comparison to rule-accordingly trimmed encyclopedia-style phrases you are to learn from the regular student books.π€π
Share your opinion on this oneβ€οΈ
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