Idioms of English | Understand Idioms like a Native Speaker

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[@KaKaRT-kq6sr]

The Idiom " Add fuel to the fire" has literally the Same meaning in my first language Malayalam. We say " Eri Theeyil Enna ozhikkuka"

[@vijeeshvarghez]

E2 get maximum views from Kerala 😁

[@alanbaskaev3907]

Man, I absolutely love the way you explain stuff

[@mdalimuddin8312]

Thanks Jay because of you I learn idioms

[@Flute_Mayuzic]

Your videos are really helpful for english learner 😊

[@Mandiscipline2001]

There are some idioms I can work out the meaning the first time I see. Eg: to add fuel to the fire. Somes idioms can be translated word-by-word into my mother tongue which is Vietnamese and I can still understand. However, probably more 95% of the idioms can't be understood if translated that way. More importantly, all of your videos are very helpful

[@E2English.]

Interesting!

[@ФирдавсФайзиев-щ2я]

Thumbs up!

[@tejashsonii2032]

Nice idioms

[@anneanne5199]

Hey,I have been watching so many of your videos and my English is improving.My test is on 12th March.

[@shivamjaglan4527]

Mine also on 12 th March

[@Mandiscipline2001]

Wish you the best 🎖🎖🎖

[@E2English.]

Good luck!

[@anneanne5199]

@@shivamjaglan4527 wow!all the very best.

[@anneanne5199]

@@Mandiscipline2001 Thank you so much.

[@elenacumpa]

Very good! Thank you very much

[@adeolarebecca3174]

Am your new student from Nigeria

[@mehdikarami2194]

Languages have got some idioms similar in form and meaning. For example, in Persian (Farsi), they say "zædi tooye xal" which literally means "You hit the dart on the bullseye." that is very similar to "You hit the nail on the head.".

[@E2English.]

Mersi!

[@knowsomething-b8d]

What is the target 🎯 the nail or the hammer 🔨

[@ExcitedCheckers-pl6rq]

Thank you

[@tasneemfadl5250]

Woow that was really helpful, thank you so much

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This video convinced me to subscribe! ☺

[@JUWAIRIYA.0]

thank you, it was a very useful lesson ..

[@rumkibhuiyan8932]

I am your new student...nd I m very happy..I m from Bangladeshand.

[@mohammadbhuiyan2304]

I am from Bangladesh too.

[@sadhinseducationcare4686]

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[@harunhr3612]

Good

[@amirshayanmoghtaderi5840]

In Farsi we have an idiom ''ba ye tir do neshoon zadan'' and the literal translation would be ''hit two targets with one arrow'' which is similar to the English idiom ''Kill two birds with one stone''.

[@minativishwakarma3985]

Lovely idioms, Jay!!!👍

[@henriqueoliveira5270]

"kick the bucket" (from english) --> "dress the wood suit" (to brazilian portuguese)

[@a.aayomi5000]

Hi jay, Could you please upload a session for passive voice. Thanks

[@OriadeFemi-p3l]

Am waiting too

[@_jianthuilungkamei_3643]

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[@maleehaabbassyed6986]

"Add fuel to the fire" in Urdu translates to "jalti par tail chirakna".

[@parvanehsadeghi560]

the meaning of spill the beans was written wrongly on the page related to 3:25 !

[@parvanehsadeghi560]

spill the beans means to ruin a surprise that was written wrongly on the table!

[@vincybinish9466]

u r the best............

[@vincybinish9466]

would u mind doing a video regarding passive voice significance in oet....

[@IELTSExpert1]

Thanks a lot

[@georgidominic2643]

Any passed test after watching His videos?

[@parkash9999]

Awesome video.

[@justinhatim7851]

Do you have pdf for it?

[@maryumoh5405]

I wish I will have opportunity to utilize the preparation classes but can't afford the bill

[@fanthong9484]

I want to ask if Phrasal verbs is the same as idiomatic phrases?

[@E2English.]

Idiomatic phrases include phrasal verbs 👍

[@najmahusseinosoble7711]

Hı sir I am a new student and i regustered to the E2 English for OET exam and my English is beginner, what i must do to?

[@ФирдавсФайзиев-щ2я]

In our language we have idiomatic phrases and let me give you one as an example about women: The cunning of women can be burden to 40 camels. I guess you have understood what the idiom is about.

[@sadafkhan5865]

Can we use the OET way of speaking in IELTS?

[@E2English.]

New idioms video coming out for OET very soon. Check E2 OET KZbin channel 💝

[@sadafkhan5865]

@@E2English. thanks I will definitely watch it. But I'm preparing for IELTS exam, not OET, so I asked for IELTS. Can we use the same way as OET ?

[@E2English.]

@@sadafkhan5865 We're releasing an IELTS video about idioms next week. Stay tuned!

[@sadafkhan5865]

@@E2English. thank you so much. I will be waiting 😊

[@anshulikapandey2740]

I like you very much 😍

[@kalanasamarasingheformathe6871]

here SriLanka also applyng the straw to the fire

[@chesterchoong4290]

Idioms like have a bad hair day,a barrel of laugh......

[@delarosa7915]

one Spanish idiom is "ve a ver si ya puso la marrana" but is rude 😔

[@curiositystuff1520]

The day is doomed when a hunched rides a 🐎 horse Means when someone says something but do nothing Idiom in my language

[@seyiajilore4043]

Having 6.5 band is a dime a dozen in my nation.

[@kaseyusher1712]

My stepdad use's the idiom, "lights on, no one is home".

[@indianexplorer5734]

"Infront there is a crocodile festival"- You will face real consequences in the coming days.

[@chesterchoong4290]

Or burn the midnight oil,it's a small world......

[@kanzoon2754]

ur pronunciation is french english bro

[@ahsanahmed6317]

In Bangla "To harvest pointed gourd" means to die.

[@gladifineran1664]

This is literally amazing. #1 place to + your subs P r o m o s m!!