#Spanish alphabet

🔘upchuck🔘
🇺🇸American English

☑️Meaning: to vomit, throw up
🔹For example:

💥I ate so much chocolate cake that I nearly upchucked the lot right there.

💥The last time Jimmy got drunk he upchucked all over the back seat of his friend's car. His friend wasn't too happy about it.

✅Variety: This slang term is typically used in American English but may be used in other varieties of English too.
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🔴run off with🔴

☑️Meaning: If you run off with somebody, you leave home secretly in order to be with them.
🔹For example:

⭕️run off with sb 🔘Anna ran off with her sweetheart Lucas after their parents had tried to stop them from seeing each other.

⭕️run off with sb 🔘Can you believe it? Stan has run off with his secretary and they're living in Hawaii.
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⭕️jog your memory

☑️Meaning: If something jogs your memory, it helps you to remember something.

For example:

✳️The song really jogged my memory and I could clearly picture the scene thirty years ago when my friends and I first heard it.

✳️The police had a sketch of the suspect drawn and showed it to people in the area in the hope of jogging their memory
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Some German vocabularies 🇩🇪
#german
Ja = yes
Nein = no
Wie geht es dir/Ihnen ? = how are you?
Mir geht es gut = I am good
Guten Morgen = good Morning
Gute Nacht = good Night

Today's Phrasal Verb:

🔘cut out

🔹Meanings and Examples:

1⃣Remove using scissors.

✳️"She cut out a picture of the actor in a magazine."

2⃣Stop doing something.

✳️"I'm going to cut out eating sweet food."

#italian
To be - Essere
Simple present - Indicativo presente

I am - sono (io)
you are - sei (tu)
he/she/it is - è (egli/ella/esso/essa)
we are - siamo (noi)
you are - siete (voi)
they are - sono (essi/esse)

In Italian, the pronoun is not mandatory, so it's in parentheses, usually it is omitted, the only identical case in which the verb is the same is "sono", but 1st pers sing and 3rd pers plur are distinguished:
Sono alto. (sing adj, so I'm tall)
Sono alti. (plur adj, so they're tall)

#italian

Hi - Ciao
How are you? - Come stai?
Fine, and you? - Bene, e tu?
Bye - Ciao

Good morning - Buon giorno
Good afternoon - Buon pomeriggio
Good evening - Buona sera
Good night - Buona notte

Buongiorno e buonasera are usually written as a whole word (giorno means day, like tag in German)

#English
Phrase of the day

🔘Try me
☑️We use this expression to invite someone to ask us something or ask us to do something with them.


Written: ❎Spoken: ✅Formal: ❎Informal: ✅

🔹Example 1
🅰I wanted to ask you a favour, but I think you'll say no.
🅱Try me. I'm feeling generous.

🔹Example 2
🅰You haven't read the book, so I don't think you can answer this question.
🅱Try me - you might be surprised.
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#English

Slang of the Day

🔘nab

☑️Meaning: to catch someone doing something wrong

🔹For example:

💥Drug testers have nabbed another professional cyclist for taking steroids.

💥Some kids were nabbed while stealing sweets from the store.
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#English
Phrasal Verb of the Day

🔴muscle in

☑️Meaning: to use your power or influence to force your way into a situation even if you're not wanted
For example:

🔹muscle in 💥As soon as oil was discovered in the country, the big oil companies muscled in and soon had most of the exploration rights.

🔸muscle in on sth 💥When the major airlines saw how well the new route was doing, they muscled in on it and got a piece of the action.
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#English

Phrasal Verb of the Day

⭕️get away

☑️Meaning: to leave a place
🔹For example:

🔸get away
✳️I had the fish on the line, but just as I was getting it out of the water, it fell back in and got away.

🔸get away
✳️I wanted to join you for dinner, but I just couldn't get away. There was too much going on in the office.

🔸get away from sth
✳️We left the pub to get away from the noise.
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Slang of the Day

🔘To be ripped (adjective).
☑️In normal everyday English ripped means ‘torn’ – you can rip your jeans or a piece of paper, but… …in slang it’s got nothing to do with that. If a person is ripped (usually men/guys, but not always) means they have great muscles and bodies – probably because they work out a lot the gym or are into sport.

🔹Example 1)

🅰“Dude, you’re so ripped! What’s your secret?”

🅱“Gym two hours a day!”

🔹Example 2)

🅰“Have you seen Martin lately?”

🅱“No, why?”

🅰“He’s done something to himself! He totally ripped!”

🅱“What? No way! He used to be so overweight!”
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