30+ Advanced Everyday English Phrases (and WHY we use them!)

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Since i started learning english, a now very long time ago i only heared few of the expressions you gave us today : holy-moly/ itsy-bitsy/okey-dokey/hocus-pocus....i watch mostly us and canadian series never ever heared shm-reduplication such as "fancy-schmancy". Good to know that those exist.we definitively never stop learning. Thanks

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It’s really helpful in my English journey. I truly appreciate your effort making this video!

[@jerrycurtis98]

I was glad to see that you got the origin of jeepers-creepers right. Hocus-pocus has a similar origin. It is based on the Latin words used during the consecration of the Catholic Mass - "Hoc est enim corpus meum." Sometimes, you will hear, "Hocus pocus dominocus," referencing the Latin "dominus," meaning "lord." Although I was born in NY, USA, I do appreciate watching your videos.

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Hi Lucy, you’re extremely lovable when you speak Italian. I never realized if you say gardening company or company of gardening. Here I always entrap myself when I gotta interact to Brit people

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This language is so interesting. I love English and will always love it.

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OMG. My English grandmother used almost all of the these. Some I haven’t heard in year but I still use several of these.

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In the States I was called „Amelia Bedelia“ which is the name of a children’s book character. Thank you so much Lucy for your great lessons! Greetings from Austria 🇦🇹

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Yeah, as someone who named Dariğa [dariğá] it's difficult to rhyme even in kazakh. This video is great ✨ hi from Kazakhstan 🇰🇿

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Interesting to hear from Kazakhstan.

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Дарига Марига

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Dear Lucy, thank you very much for this collection of casual phrases!

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I do applied almost all advanced English phrases in daily life, which provide my expressions toward something or someone.

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Your tongue's movement during pronunciation is very beautiful to watch. You have a wonderful pronunciation expression on your mouth and face. That so looks good Lucy.

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I've grown out of shorts and I won't use such words, but I wanted to know their meaning. You used these interesting and witty words very emotionally, in your own style. Thank you very much.

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Thank you for this wonderful lesson teacher lucy

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I not sure whether this is at rhyme words but, I always change words like 1. Laptop to lappy 2. Books to Bookie 3. Bear to Bearly English with Lucy maybe need your advise on this?

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In Polish: świątek-piątek, which stands for every day (piątek is Friday, "świątek" is a very informal "holy day", i. e. Sunday or a day when we don't work).

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In Croatian: petak-svetak The same meaning 🙂

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"Silly Billy" that is a new one for me. I have never heard it used here in North America. I love your videos by the way.

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I just decided I'll rewatch this on every important holiday as a celebration, 'cus I just loved that. OTOH, call me Dark Mark if you like, but although american English' ability to replace almost all of these by a single 4-letter word makes that language a bit dull, it still has value when brevity is required. Like ... under fire.

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Hi Lucy, vey useful stuff. Nitty- Gritty is the one l find more regularly when reading about economic topics

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Hoo-ooh!.. We have one spicy rhyming-reduplicational expression in Russian language - *tantzi-schmantzi* (dances-shmances), which means a party with collective dancing in a crowded and unlit room... I wonder whether it has originated from English (?).

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[@somixt750]

This was great fun. Thank you. We also have "icipici" /itsy-pitsy/ and "hókuszpókusz" (hocus-pocus) in Hungarian. "Pici" means tiny in itself and we refer to something even smaller by putting "ici" in front of it. The origin of "hocus-pocus" might be the Latin words of catholic transubstantiation during the mass "hoc est corpus". Jeepers creepers I couldn't hold myself back.

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In russian we have focus-pocus (фокус покус) too

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end credits was missing...very adorable 🥰 that your dancing steps with music....last scenerio