10 English Weather Idioms and Expressions | Speak English Like A Native

[@joselanna9943]

Very good class; thanks

[@manfredpotter]

We saw your video in class. I'm from Germany.

[@EnglishWithGreg]

That's so cool! Thanks for writing and letting me know 👏

[@elianareginapalomares3437]

Very interesting

[@agneszilla6616]

Super 🙂

[@attaullahkamboh7133]

I like it very much ❤️❤️ I tried it . It really helps me

[@ФирдавсФайзиев-щ2я]

I wish I could use all the weather and rain idioms. You teach us a lot of things. I am grateful. I appreciate your work but the thing is when use English actively. In my country we always speak Uzbek and Tajik but not English. As a matter of fact I want to use it all the time.

[@oumarlyas9460]

Thanks a lot . Teacher If I say something to people like exciting topic and made them relaxed that means break the ice. Is that correct ?

[@usersonyasikeeeee]

We watched your video on the english lesson in our school! I'm from Russia by the way)

[@EnglishWithGreg]

That's so cool!!! Thanks for letting me know! Hope my videos can help your class with their English! 😀

[@samagalal5210]

Great

[@EnglishWithGreg]

Thanks Sama!! Please share with your friends if you think they'll benefit from my lessons too! Speak soon 😀

[@ОльгаГусева-х7ж]

Hi, Greg! Thank you for a nice video! It's really hepful! One question: is the phrase "raining cats and dogs" not outdated and still widely used? I thought it was something veeery ancient))

[@EnglishWithGreg]

It’s a bit outdated, yeah. We’re not so polite nowadays 😂

[@ОльгаГусева-х7ж]

It's a pity) A nice idiom it was))