Learning English Conversations Episodes Episode guide
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Can of worms
In this series you can learn authentic English words and phrases. This week's looks at...
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Call it a day
A phrase about doing enough
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Call it a day
In this edition of The English We Speak find out the meaning of the expression 'call a...
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Call dibs
If you want to get the last slice of pizza, what can you say?
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Cakeism
Learn a phrase about wanting to have two good things at the same time.
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Cabin fever
Some people suffer from this experience.Find out what it means.
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Buzzkill
A phrase for when something spoils your fun.
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Buyer's remorse
Have you ever regretted an expensive purchase? This is the phrase for you!
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Butter up
Is this butter for a cake, for toast or... to put on a person? Finn and Feifei explain
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Bust a gut
An expression that means 'to make a great effort'
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Burn a hole in your pocket
Learn a vivid expression to describe someone who cannot save any money
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Bumper-to-bumper
It looks pretty bad on the road
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Bull and bear market
Learn what we call when share prices go up and when they go down
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Bug someone
Sometimes people or things just annoy you. Learn a phrase about this.
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Bring something to the party
You want to say that you can offer a lot. Learn a phrase for this.
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Bright-eyed and bushy-tailed!
In this edition of The English We Speak find out the meaning of the expression and...
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Brick by brick
There are some things that you have to build up gradually. Talk about them using this.
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Brass neck
An expression about saying what you think
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Brain fade
We teach you a phrase that's worth remembering!
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Bottomless
Li starts to get worried when her colleagues talk about going for a 'bottomless' meal.
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Bottle
Don鈥檛 lose your bottle!
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Botch job
What do you call a job badly done?
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Bonus Podcast: My Indian Life Preview
Introducing the new podcast from the 成人快手 World Service: Kalki Presents: My Indian Life
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Bone idle
A lazy phrase
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Bog-standard
How do you describe something that is standard, ordinary and nothing special?
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Blended working
A mix of home and office working has led to a new English expression.
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Bleed someone dry
An expression for a financial injury
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Blah blah blah
Having a repetitive and boring conversation? This expression is for you.
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Bitten by the bug
Learn a phrase about becoming interested and excited in doing something.
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Bits and bobs
Neil says he has a lot of 'bits and bobs' to sort out. What does he mean?