5 Common BRITISH ENGLISH Expressions | English Expressions Lesson

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[@LoveEnglishUK]

I’m not a faffer ☺️ that’s right, it can be a noun too! 😊💕👍

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[@LoveEnglishUK]

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[@armalify]

​@@LoveEnglishUK Not as much as you are kind. Thank you for those kind words. Looking for your next video.

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[@LoveEnglishUK]

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[@vamo7846]

Today's lesson is absobloodylutely amazing! )) Thanks

[@liyaandinnamay2501]

Leila, the lesson is bloody great! To "throw a wobbly" is a new expression for us! Big thank you to you!❤❤💕

[@franciscovazquez5301]

I loooove your english lessons, not to mention your beautiful accent.

[@ManishSharma-sk2zh]

Namaste Leila, Wonderful lesson about some common British English Expressions. With help your lesson I found and learned some new informal English expressions and how to use these. Some other expressions: 1. Dench. 2. Dim. 3. Doddle. 4. Full of beans. 5. Gobsmacked. 6. Pop your clogs. * Blinder - to pull blinder involves achieving something difficult faultlessly and skillfully. * Cost a bomb - expensive - - - I hope so, it cost a bomb. * Bob your uncle - It used to describe process which seems more difficult than it actually is. Could you please correct. Thank you.

[@emaldubara738]

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[@LoveEnglishUK]

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[@rezza2507]

Blimey! Crikey! This lesson was bare good. Brilliant! Jolly good, innit? Aye. This is mint. Cheers.

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Leila. watching this video isn't faffing around. pretty useful. cheers.

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[@longnguyen9638]

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[@nibsyfunro8112]

Leila please do a video on your modern RP accent, i'm really impressed by your accent and want to learn so soon. I hope that you'll consider my request.

[@EnglishwithFaizan]

Nice Leila!

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Thanks

[@sumankayal5932]

Charismatic indeed! U distract me 💕😉

[@LoveEnglishUK]

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[@mouhcine8459]

It's outstanding lesson Thanks

[@balamurugan3362]

Cheers

[@winterahmed1]

Thank your for teaching us British English

[@mamymimma]

Is "bloody" just a negative intensifier or can it be positive too? Thanks , amazing lesson as ever 💟

[@JafarAli-uy7ud]

I'm smitten by you by your beauty and your beautiful! expressions and your beautiful accent teacher Love you! I live in USA I wish I was living in UK. I will go crazy Lol

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what a helpful lesson!

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[@rzajefri7632]

Merci lelia, good lesson 👍

[@LoveEnglishUK]

You’re welcome 💕

[@manjirabanerjee7169]

Hi Leila thanks for this nice lesson. Could you help me with "cloaks and bullets" & "gift of the gab"?

[@manjirabanerjee7169]

Leila could you give an example with "cloaks and bullets"&"gift of the gab"?I had asked for it in my previous comment.please.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Sure, in the next video I’ll include them!

[@manjirabanerjee7169]

@@LoveEnglishUK Thank you.

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[@LoveEnglishUK]

Always welcome 💕

[@Solo980]

Thank you very much. It's very interesting lesson.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Interesting or bloody interesting? ☺️💕

[@Solo980]

I can not more English but, I mean, it's good lesson. I like so much for your classes.

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[@LoveEnglishUK]

Ah thanks!!! 😊😊😊☺️☺️☺️💕💕💕

[@riantidewi864]

Big thank you from me too Leila for this super awesome expression, hope someday you will rock yr viewers with a big surprise English expression 👍

[@English_Galore]

Love your presentable English

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Thank you 😊 💕

[@fourrourimene9853]

Heartfelt thanks for these useful expression leila ,best wishes flying over to dear England

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Thank you 💕

[@Abu-Aley]

My English learner peers, Greetings, As a sort of a practical appreciation for our lovely teachers Leila & Sabrah, I do suggest that we don't skip any advertisement during their lessons because that will bring more advertisements, and the more ads. they will have, the revenue they will get. By this way, we can really appreciate their useful efforts practically, and encourage our helpful teachers to keep their great job up. Regards and wish the best luck for all of us, Ahmad,

[@LoveEnglishUK]

You are too sweet! Thank you 💕👍😊

[@Abu-Aley]

Love English with Leila & Sabrah U r most welcome Leila, u really deserve high appreciation guys 😊👍

[@francomarini560]

Good job, Leila! Thanks to the various British teachers on KZbin I'm familiar with those typically British expressions except "throw a wobbly" that I've just learnt from you….it's a funny expression, I like it!....so cheers, Leila!

[@LoveEnglishUK]

You’re welcome Franco! 😊👍💕

[@kamarantarq489]

Thank you also for uploading this video and we appreciate it, but can you tell me the difference between faff and waffle?

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Waffle is to talk. When you are talking but about nothing in particular . 👍

[@kamarantarq489]

@@LoveEnglishUK Ok thanks

[@smy693]

A Big Thank you Leila for the lesson. I literally enjoyed it. It made my day. Yesterday I threw a wobbly when my colleague asked me about a file I already sent her. She all the time asks about bits and bobs and faff my time. I should tell her "oh, bloody hell with you " 🙈🙈🙈🙈

[@LoveEnglishUK]

This is great! But don’t tell her ‘ oh bloody hell with you’! Lol! Also, ‘faff’ doesn’t mean waste, so you can’t say ‘faff my time’ but you can say ‘she’s faffs about and wastes my time’ 👍💕👩🏻‍🏫🇬🇧

[@smy693]

@@LoveEnglishUK many thanks for the corrections. I doubted about "faff" and you corrected it. 😊😊😊

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Thank you leila...Perfect

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Thank you so much! 😊💕

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Hi Leila as always your videos are fantastic and very helpful I learn a lot from your videos Thank you for sharing with us your knowledge I hope you and Sabrah have a great weekend my beautiful teachers 😉🇧🇷

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Thanks a lot ma'am

[@LoveEnglishUK]

You’re welcome a lot! 😊👍💕

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You rock! nice goi Word can't describe how thankful I am! Sir I am procrastinator I am not studying How to fight with procrastination????? will you tell me some point????? About procrastination so that I can stop Procrastination and start learning.

[@mojif9995]

that was cool cheers 💐

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It’s to my liking. Far thee well, dearest Prof. A

[@LoveEnglishUK]

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[@isdyjm6561]

You're welcome! :) I'm a regular viewer. I've watched all your videos! :) Thanks for each useful lesson.

[@srimantalaskar4489]

Oh! It's very nice .I'm so happy to learn from you, mam !

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Thank you so much! If you love this lesson then please share it! 😊💕

[@bouthaina9793]

thank you, teacher, for this lesson, are all of those Expressions informal, especially the first one can I use it in a formal way?

[@h.hanane3341]

Thanks Sweety

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Very welcome! 😊👍

[@learningpoint5740]

Thanks a lot for your video

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Very welcome! 😊👍💕

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Amazing... I really appreciate the way you teach!!!!! 😘😘😘😘

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You are always super leyla😘

[@mohammadlatifi2967]

Cheers...fabulous

[@Abu-Aley]

Hi Leila, Firstly, lots of thanks for you and Sabrah Secondly, At the second expression, how did u say it in the example? "(a) few bits and bobs" or "few ....." without the article "a" I heard it without; however, I guess it requires the article "a", so kindly explain, unless I wrongly heard it. Regards, Ahmad,

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Hi Ahmad, there should defiantly be an article, but when we talk fast it might be that it’s not clearly pronounced 👍💕

[@Abu-Aley]

Love English with Leila & Sabrah so my understand is correct, yet I didn't hear it, right? Thanks a lot Leila, Cheers 👍👍👍

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[@luisleal2940]

Great lesson again Leila you are a hell of a teacher 👩‍🏫, Congratulation on hitting 80k subscribers, the best is yet to come . God Save The Queen Sabrah .

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Nice video Maam

[@jimmarquez-medina9543]

I’m an American lad who deals with daily wobblies by thinking about Leila ♥️🧸🥰

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Hahaha! Very sweet! I’m glad I can help 💕😊👍

[@LoveEnglishUK]

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Good video

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Thanks! Please share if you found it useful! 🇬🇧😊💕

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I'm speechless. Your videos are marvellous. Terrific ! Love you,Leila! I'M voracious to see part two of rhe vidoe 10 advanced English expressions you made a week ago^-^ Wish you best of luck!

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Superb

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This videos are bloody interesting and helpful, please keep it up. 💖💖💖❤

[@LoveEnglishUK]

😊😊😊👍💕 thanks! We will! 😊👍💕

[@prabhua5690]

May I use "ruddy" in place of bloody?

[@HasanBaabdullah]

Can I use "bloody" with good things also?

[@LoveEnglishUK]

‘That’s bloody right! You can use it with just about bloody everything! Bloody amazing! 😊😊😊😊💕💕💕

[@rolandflabber5497]

💚 It's good to know these British Expressions. You should tell about it more. I'll write it down for any case one day could be very useful. Depend if my boss or interviewer etc. would be a crazy British. 😄 Some expressions are normal in one country, others are offensive. "To the hell with this bloody thing." Our ex PM Bob used it in nearly every public speech. That's why he was so popular every farmer understood, that's not good. 😄

[@LoveEnglishUK]

I’ve got lots s more of these kinds of expressions waiting to be made into amazing lessons for you! 😊👍💕

[@suleymanabdullah696]

a booldy this is was a such amazing lesson

[@mussiegebre5487]

You are awesome

[@gianluca-nani]

What are you on about this wasn't useful! Look, I'm non faffing around, this lesson was bloody amazing! No one can say it was an idiom short of a lesson. ... just throwing examples... love and thank you very much!

[@sarfarazsamikhan6367]

I am smitten with your charming expression...😎

[@naqibnishat7186]

hi liala your so cute, and l love your pronunciation 😘

[@shevanoble5244]

Yes very well fandango!!! ;-) :-*

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Thunder bolts and lightning, very very frightening 🤪🤷🏻‍♀️😂😂👍💕

[@shevanoble5244]

@@LoveEnglishUK Galileo, Galileo, Galileo. Figaro-o-o

[@luistalavera8798]

Hi! I threw a wobbly yesterday because of my children, and the day before and.... 😭😭😭😭 In May my son is visiting London - school trip- so Londoners can enjoy this feeling😂😂😂😂 Bye

[@srdjansww7562]

Hi Sabrah and Leila 🙂. Sorry, One question- why I can't access Love English's fb page and instagram!? 😞

[@ankur00011]

Bloody hell, that was sweet and simple ;)

[@LoveEnglishUK]

☺️😊💕 I hope you enjoyed it 😊👍

[@swatibatra2158]

What is basic difference between UK and US English?

[@abdullahalkhayyal416]

I liked the video soo bleedly 😂❤

[@yasmineelhadi5511]

Or we could say odds and sods as well 😊

[@DaniyelChakma-sb8fe]

,, so beautiful

[@prabhua5690]

I am confused with "I'll take your word for it". What does this even mean? Ms. L

[@Steeleperfect]

It means I will believe it.

[@ΠέλαΦανουράκη]

Thank you so much Leila!👍You crank out useful videos every single week. You're the bomb!!! BTW today while I was listening to the Archers I heard the phrase "I' m not a spring chicken".Would you mind telling me the meaning of this sentence? I didn't have much time to google it because then I watched your second to none video. PS: Today isn't bloody freezing in my town.On the contrary the sun has got his hat on.

[@deepaknarula5466]

I am not a kid. I am mature enough to handle everything

[@ΠέλαΦανουράκη]

Thanks!!! I understood its meaning.What level do you have?

[@deepaknarula5466]

@@ΠέλαΦανουράκη I am an English trainer and a business English coach with 15 years of experience in the ESL industry

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Oh wow! Your English is fantastic 👍 ‘no spring chicken’ means I’m not young anymore 👩🏻‍🏫💕👍

[@pelafanouraki6192]

deepak narula I see.

[@zuhatalat6406]

I went there to buy a few bits and bobs

[@stigrwanderer7304]

I have to stop faffing about and start studying.

[@anthonykadonzvo2082]

Thanks Leila. Let's make a deal: mention my name and my country Zimbabwe on your welcome remarks of your next video in which both you and Sabrah appear. Deal? NB: If you don't, I'll throw a wobbly.😀😁😂🤣

[@humbleman4161]

What am I going on about? Hhhhhhhhhhhh Just kidding. It is outstanding lesson

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Hahaha! 😂😊👍

[@trafalgarlaw278]

"1) there's no point in.... 2) there's no point of.... 3) there's no point to...." are they interchangeable?

[@essammohamed5408]

My daughter,Malk, never makes me throw a wobbly.

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Well, you are very lucky to have such a wonderful daughter! 😊👍💕💕💕

[@zuhatalat6406]

She detucted my marks because of diminutive mistake that'why i threw a wobbly

[@jordanjumbo3429]

I’ve heard to faff about from English like a native by a Yorkshire girl in a Yorkshire accent, that what she said to me. I’ve heard one of these from my school friends what are you on about at different locations. I’ve heard someone say bloody hell, not mentioning any names.

[@mussiebelay8740]

what a bloody weather. can I say it .

[@LoveEnglishUK]

Not a weather , it’s uncountable. But yes ‘what bloody weather we’re having! ‘ 😊👍💕

[@wafashehan7642]

my children always do things make me throw a webbly

[@cezaryjedrzycki6184]

She threw a massive bleeding wobbly seeing her boyfriend faffing about.

[@Na.14]

“Cry me a river” I’m not sure how to use it :)

[@mussiegebre5487]

Bloody Leila 😏