English Phrases That Native Speakers Don’t Want You To Know!

[@mano_darling.]

Love you, Bahar!!!❤❤❤

[@shokohahmadi2609]

❤

[@englishwithbahar]

Me too!☺️❤️

[@حس_زندگی]

❤❤❤

[@englishwithbahar]

🥰❤️

[@Fazilatunnesa10]

Love you so much, Bahar ❤❤ From Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@englishwithbahar]

Love you too!☺️

[@manuelarichter586]

Yes a Ohrwurm in german in my mind 🎶🎶🎶. It stays for a day 😉

[@englishwithbahar]

Nice! 😊

[@mahimondal5228]

What mean is Bahar, I am from India

[@englishwithbahar]

Bahar is a Symbol for happiness and freshness! ☺️✨

[@mahimondal5228]

Thankyou

[@mahimondal5228]

My daughter love your English class.We are invite you comeing for our India ❤❤❤😮😮😮😊😊

[@englishwithbahar]

@@mahimondal5228 So happy to hear that! ☺️ Actually, I really like to visit India one day. 🥹💜 🇮🇳

[@englishwithmrd]

Nice vid, thanks for picking up on the 'living rent free', that's become popular recently😅. On bet though, in the Scrubs example they are agreeing to an actual bet. Other than that, I haven't heard bet used on its own like this. Wouldn't "you bet" be needed to show agreement? Or is this a new American thing?

[@englishwithbahar]

Yeah, it’s a common American slang term among teenagers. 😊

[@englishwithmrd]

@@englishwithbaharthanks, it's hard to keep up with them. I'm sure we'll be hearing it in the UK soon then.