5 British Idioms I Use EVERY DAY! (Modern RP) + FREE PDF

0:00 Introduction
0:35 Expression 1
2:59 Expression 2
5:18 Expression 3
7:52 Expression 4
9:38 Expression 5
11:21 Outro / PDF
Today, I will be sharing 5 more everyday British English expressions that I use on a daily basis! This video is perfect for those looking to improve their everyday English conversation skills, whilst sounding more like a native British English speaker through the use of everyday British expressions that we actually use!
I will also be teaching you how to pronounce these using the modern RP British accent!
Today's lesson will help you to improve British English listening skills, whilst helping you to learn more about the culture / idioms / vocabulary and expressions. Enjoy!
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[@britisheducation]

Thanks for watching! See you next Friday for another video ☺ 👨‍🏫 Private lessons: www.dylaneducation.co.uk/ 📘 PDF (NO email required): www.dylaneducation.co.uk/blog/5-more-daily-native-idioms-sound-more-british 🎁 italki $10 FREE: www.italki.com/affshare?ref=af23239336 📸 My Instagram: instagram.com/britisheducation_/ 🎵 My Podcast (Spotify): open.spotify.com/show/3kklz6T1nhbBSrnns9sPG0 ⭐ More expressions (playlist): kzbin.info/aero/PLqVwPFqmUxaMLGhHyahRSe1buXLK30Ha6 Example paragraph: Hello! I don’t have a clue where to start… Let me just write some random words, and hope it sounds okay - however, that might be easier said than done. I hope you have enjoyed this video; I personally think that it is not too shabby. I wonder if you are reading this in the KZbin comments, or in the free PDF? Either way… Hi. I’m planning on going for lunch with my friend later, but nothing is set in stone. It’s a beautiful sunny day, but I will eat my hat if it stays that way… but you never know. Sometimes the weather can surprise you. Anyway, thank you so much for watching, I hope you have a lovely weekend, and I will see you next Friday for another video!

[@EltonXheleshi]

I'll eat my hat if I ever can speak as a native one, but nothing is set in stone.,,, thanks for this amazing lesson.

[@britisheducation]

You’ve got this 👏

[@EltonXheleshi]

@@britisheducation right?,, cheers mate

[@quynh0926]

I’ll eat my hat if there’s any of your English teaching videos is not useful ❤❤

[@aichanaitseghir5840]

Hi man, why did you say I'm going to be sharing and not to share?why did you add to be here .I noted that in many English speakers but I can't get that .could please explain why?cheers ❤

[@gagadaddy8713]

@@EltonXheleshi It seems to me that the phrase "not be set in stone" is not that appropriate in the context you are using. The idiom is more like talking about some plan that is not being fixed at certain point of time.

[@gianfrancomaggi4149]

A very interesting lesson. Thanks for the clear explanations. Don' t give up please.

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[@luisflaviopaniagogoncalves8197]

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[@Andre_Paz]

Fora o gasto de dinheiro com escolas de Inglês que só prendem os alunos.

[@Andre_Paz]

Antes eu não gostava da pronuncia Britânia, mas hoje em dia acho muito bonita, alguns falam bem bonito.

[@user-ud7gl2ll3c]

🩵💛Dylan! Your videos make my days special! Thank you! 🩵💛

[@smithmillion101]

the first comment of this video. We love British English 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@britisheducation]

Thank you 💙

[@user-ud7gl2ll3c]

Yeees! British English is amazing! I love British pronunciation very much! ❤

[@123LetsGoEntertainment]

I would like to write a beautiful comment here, but it’s easier said than done as I don’t have a clue where to start. My lazy brother told me he would start studying this evening. I’ll eat my hat if he does. But he might as nothing is set in stone. I think it’s not too shabby that he has an insight to study.

[@britisheducation]

Not too shabby indeed 🩵

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[@claudiapereira762]

Hi, Dylan. I really want to thank you for your lessons. We can learn a lot with them Because it's easy to notice that you do this carefully thinking in our best learning, as you explain rather well and give us differents examples.

[@britisheducation]

Thank you!

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[@user-ud7gl2ll3c]

I agree with you! 💯

[@nataliagrigorash9596]

Thanks again. Interesting, useful. I'll use them by all means.

[@britisheducation]

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[@Elena-tm2be]

It's amazing lesson. I will be hear and speak. Thank you very much.

[@srl4829]

This video is not too shabby😉 thanks!!!

[@britisheducation]

Thank you 🤩

[@mariesajjadi2198]

I can not get enough thank you for all these amazing videos

[@innamarynchuck3616]

Thank you for an excellent lesson of useful every day expressions!❤

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Thanks for pdf. People needs tools for studing, not only video

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You are my favorite Teacher.. I don't speak English well, but I understand you, very, very well🎉

[@britisheducation]

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[@user-dy1ow3cm6p]

Thank you so much!

[@IzabelaLaskawska]

I like your expression, sens of humor, creativity and leading of classes. What can I say more… it is not to shabby!

[@britisheducation]

🩵🩵

[@MuhammadTalha-bn8pu]

Great work

[@HerMarMarHer]

First of all i would like to gratitude and you're natural a great teacher. Thank you for everything see you next week.

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[@britisheducation]

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[@hannaalexander2046]

Thank you 🙂

[@robertfiala1540]

this video is not too shabby :) thanks a lot, i learnt something new!

[@britisheducation]

That’s all I can ask! Thanks 🙏

[@laurachiar6086]

For me this comment is not too shabby but the inconvenient truth is that the commentator isn't able to read between the lines! My comment is not too shabby, as well. We are just learners. Never forget about it!

[@robertfiala1540]

@@laurachiar6086 It was kind of a joke and you didn't quite get it. Fortunately enough, the author of the video did and that's what matters most! And if you don't like it, no problem at all, but there is no need to write an angry, rude and sort of an arrogant comment... Having said that, I forgive you and sincerely wish you all the best!

[@laurachiar6086]

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[@laurachiar6086]

@@robertfiala1540 Dear Robert you're talking to that sort of English Learner who supports her English Teacher no matter what you or Stewart Lee could say! This time I'm not impartial! 😉🫡

[@Rashidennaimi]

Good job

[@user-ud7gl2ll3c]

This video lesson as amazing as always! 🌟🩵All these speaking phrases are absolutely new for me and to learn them better I made my own examples!🥰There are my sentences with new British expressions: 1. I will eat my hat if flowers in my room start speaking to me with human voices; 2. For me, nothing is set in stone and I will meet my friends next week because my health is not very good to hang out with them this week.3. My new laptop is not as big as my previous laptop, so it is not so shabby for me! 4. It is easy said than do that baking a cake with strawberries is a simple thing to do! 5. I don’t have a clue when tennis tournament Wimbledon will start this year! Cheers!🥰🩵🩵

[@britisheducation]

Perfect! Thank you Anna

[@radwa_kardous]

Imagined conversation: Rachel: Hi, Emma! What have you been up to? Emma: Hey, Rachel! I've been snowed under. As you know, Mark and I are planning to move to Mars. The good news is we've got free tickets from NASA, but the cherry on top is they'll build us a mansion, since we are the first couple to live on Mars. Rachel: Oh, that's not too shabby! But ... Are you serious? As you know, it's easier said than done. Emma: Of course we are. Nothing is set in stone. With today's technology, nothing is impossible. The future is now. Rachel: I'll eat my hat if you make it to Mars! How long does the journey take? Emma: I don't have a clue. Whenever it takes. I'm over the moon 🌝 Thank you, Dylan, for creating such fun educational videos! I appreciate your effort and time! 🙏💙

[@britisheducation]

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[@elvirarealeiro1389]

Thanks!

[@nawinpicha]

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[@smilefemto]

Very useful lesson

[@taekomakigawa]

Your phone is… not too shabby🍐✨Thanks for the lesson! from Japan

[@andromedakrull5239]

First time here! I know it's a silly comment but what a voice! Regarding the everyday expressions, Very useful for us to enhance our vocabuláry, I knew three of them. Thank you!

[@britisheducation]

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[@angelika3322]

Thanks Dylan! Love your way of teaching! ❤

[@britisheducation]

Thank you!

[@user-tm7kx8sb6e]

20 days of holiday is "not too shabby"😂 In Russia we have minimum 28 days of holiday every year. Some people have even more ( teachers, for example). But your lessons ARE not too shabby. Thanks a lot!

[@user-pt9jr4cr2o]

He meant holiday each month

[@britisheducation]

That’s more than here… I think? Still, glad you appreciate the video 🤍

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[@marinadorr-lurg9543]

Hi Dylan , in german we have corropspondages for each idioms you used in your video : 1. Ich fresse einen Besen 2. Das ist nicht in Stein gemeißelt 3.Das ist nicht übel 4.Leichter gesagt als getan 5.Ich habe nicht den geringsten Schimmer ( or : keinen Schimmer ) Thanks ! I love your video and your voice ❤

[@britisheducation]

Interesting! Cheers for sharing

[@Oscar_7723]

Gracias profesor ✌️💯🫂

[@sabreenalali79]

Thank you, your videos are beautiful. I wish you success. I have been following you for a short time and note that I use the translator.

[@Andre_Paz]

Hello, from Brasil 🇧🇷

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Thanks a lot Dylan. Greetings from Poland.

[@britisheducation]

The pleasure is all mine!

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Nice to meet you Dylan 😊

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[@britisheducation]

Thank you 💙

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[@shieldstar5629]

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[@godsowncountry3605]

English: "I´ll eat my hat" German: "Ich fresse meinen Besen" (I´ll eat my broom" ) 😁

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Your lessons are very useful 😮😮

[@britisheducation]

Thank you ☺️

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Thanks for videos

[@YunSiou-Kristen]

🙋Like your video:)

[@britisheducation]

Cheers!

[@YunSiou-Kristen]

@@britisheducation😊🙋 I have a question for you. Could I say "I don't have clueS?" or only can say "I don't have A clue?" 🤔

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thank you very much.

[@britisheducation]

You are welcome!

[@PauloJose-lm2bh]

GREAT TIPS MAN

[@britisheducation]

THANKS

[@sabreenalali79]

Please, can you make a video about prepositions?

[@ahsuk2275]

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[@britisheducation]

🙌

[@DoctorEnglishAz]

You are amazing ❤

[@britisheducation]

💙🩵

[@shieldstar5629]

Here you go 😊

[@laurachiar6086]

"Nothing is set in stone." Example: You can answer your phone, mate! But, nothing is set in stone. From this now on you can also answer your pear.

[@None34567]

Michael to Mary Ann in GTA 5 after running: ''Not too shabby, huh?''

[@britisheducation]

Educational game 🙏🙏

[@PauloJose-lm2bh]

Hi Mr DYLAN

[@signekroner4588]

Funny how we say in Danish "det vil jeg æde min gamle hat på" which means of course that I will eat my old hat, but we use it in the opposite meaning, to say that I am so sure of this, that if this doesnt happen, or if it's not true what I said, then I will eat my old hat.

[@britisheducation]

Interesting!

[@katterinnmauricio4455]

In my country Peru we say "I'll cut my finger" if something is unlikely to happen.

[@user-dg2zg4nz9u]

"Free Palestine, easier said than done." I always learn new things with you. Thank you Dylan.

[@mateArty]

Hi there, could you please tell what microphone you are using?

[@britisheducation]

Hi, Shure SM58

[@rinnarin5478]

Can this idiom be used in countries like the USA, Canada, and Australia? Will they understand it?

[@britisheducation]

Yeah, I’m sure they’ll understand most of these in the right context :)

[@delfina2771]

❤

[@user-bn5pc8yx6c]

Hi, We in Iraq have a similar expression. We say, “I will cut off my hand if this or that thing does not happen.”

[@aichanaitseghir5840]

I noted that you did not pronounce I'll 😂you said i oww eat my hat !!is this the way you pronounce it in the Uk?

[@britisheducation]

😅 I guess so

[@claudionatural5926]

My name is Claudio, from Brazil. Could you please tell me what mean 'Will-o-the-wisp' ?

[@britisheducation]

Hi Claudio! I think it’s a Pokemon move. Fire type. Cheers for watching man ☺️

[@claudionatural5926]

​@@britisheducationHi Dylan! Thank you very much for answering me!

[@olegmakarov7877]

No stone was left unturned

[@cavesalamander6308]

Do you know of cases where someone actually had to eat their hat? I know one such case.

[@britisheducation]

Can’t say I do

[@ayam6850]

In Britain you say I will eat my hat In Iraq we say I will cut my hand 😂

[@e.e.3486]

You are so cute 🥰

[@kaworuminamino8494]

I am wondering why the British likes using Idioms? Like, what is the difference between I have no idea how to fix my car and I don’t have a clue how to fix my car. Thanks.

[@laurachiar6086]

I'll eat my hat if I learn how to speak like a native speaker.

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Buy some Rishi $Moonak to rep the UK for the election

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Please help me with my school fees if you can

[@fatimaesf8364]

I 'll change my name if ........... in my language. Equal to I 'lleat my hat.....

[@britisheducation]

Interesting ~ I like it

[@logitram]

Where is the sound [l] in your " I'll eat my hat"? It's more like "I'u eat my hat"🤠

[@britisheducation]

Hi, it’s the schwa sound - I’m posting a video about it tomorrow

[@thecrazysoul2094]

I'll definitely eat my hat if i start speaking british accent by the end of 2024🥲🤌

[@teamsheilablessings.6076]

Thank you for sharing this powerful podcast 🙏

[@guidofaria6721]

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