Now, as you know, British people like me, we love to use idiomatic expressions and slang and all this good stuff and that can make life pretty difficult for non-native English learners because these expressions often don’t have a direct connection to the meaning or they can’t really be translated in other languages. So it’s pretty difficult to work out what’s actually going on.
Chuffed to bits is a common idiom in the UK, but do you know what it means and how to use it? Find out now!
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Being angry is a part of life. However, expressing this feeling in a different language can be very difficult. It is very easy to copy expressions from your textbook but it is hard to sound natural. Native speakers have loads of different ways to express their feelings, such as being angry, using idioms. If you …
For donkey’s years is a common idiom in the UK, but do you know what it means and how to use it? It is a funny idiom you can use to sound more natural when speaking!