Flip Out - Learn English Vocabulary

[@waldineyvallejo6060]

Nice lessons!

[@yukina9698]

You make the English so simple and easy 💜 Thank you 🌸

[@mehdipireh8159]

Love your English

[@miguelangelgonzalez9336]

You turn an arduous phrase verb into an amicable sentence that's great. Thank you Anna. 👍🤗👌

[@edcwlk4416]

Thank you 👍

[@muhammadhamdyasran]

Thanks heaps for the info Anna 🌺

[@dazrod.]

Gracias Anna

[@ДарьяГригорьева-ш3и]

Dear Anna, Thank you so much for you amazing videos! Before, I didn't know about this verb - “to flip”. You know, there was a famous person - Kir Bulychev. He was a Soviet Russian science fiction writer, translator, historian and orientalist. And he created a series of books about a girl, called Alisa, who will live in future and will have different stunning adventures. So, there in future, in Bulychev’s opinion people will fly in “flips”. The flip will look like transparent ball with a seat and a control panel inside. That machine will fly swiftly and rapidly. Sometimes, those machines will join to each other in grapes or bunches. And there in future will be a verb “to flip” (“[flɪpnyom]”), too, which will mean “let’s fly in a flip”. You know, there are also many Russian and English words which have one root. For example, English word “dome” sounds the same as Russian word [dom] - a house. In this case we have a correlation between shapes of roofs of ancient houses (roofs had dome shapes) and how the Russians call their houses today. English word “sweat” sounds the same as Russian word [svet] - light. In fact, when a person gets sweaty, his face becomes very light, it shines and sparkles. English word “switch” sounds the same as Russian word [svecha] - a candle. Word “water” in the American pronunciation sounds the same as Russian word [voda] - water. Etc, etc, etc…

[@EnglishLikeANative]

Languages are fascinating aren’t they? Thank you for sharing your thoughts and knowledge with us all. :)

[@gabriellagirardi4741]

Very useful explanation. Thank you

[@ricardomachado625]

I loved it!

[@flavioorlandi826]

Good! a lot of thanks :-)

[@JohnDoe-kh3hy]

You make my heart flip, cause you ate so gorgeous, dear teacher

[@hichamghomri3320]

Very good

[@Kin-dt4uh]

Great to learning from your videos, I really enjoyed learning English on your KZbin Channel thank you! I hope i can learning from you on everyday!

[@mrwilliebigjohnson]

Good to know, thank you

[@james-oc9sb]

Usually used as a phrasal verb flip it over (something) thank you Anna you are so helpful ❤️❤️❤️

[@izwan7853]

Cool down or calm down;I don't know hehe🤭😊✌️

[@divyang089]

To flip out with anger. Flip out with joy.

[@parmeshsingh3352]

I Love you 💕

[@james-oc9sb]

Anna would you please make short videos like this

[@andysss...]

I was about to flip out till I watched this video... Thanks:)

[@rukathehamsteratwork8896]

I didn’t expect that I could learn a useful English phrasal verb in the last 30 seconds before going to sleep. (I was about to turn off the light when I saw this video on my KZbin feed. It’s 10 o’clock in the evening here in Japan. Thank you so much and good night! I hope I will not “flip out” at the workplace tomorrow.😊

[@EnglishLikeANative]

I hope so too ;)

[@crazyenglishwithsandeepaan9234]

It's really interesting.Thank you for sharing such great contents with us teacher Anna.Love your british accent so sooo much!

[@flawyerlawyertv7454]

He flipped out when his son said he would leave his house.

[@axtts6287]

What about flip houses?

[@abdoumout4915]

Don't flip out when it is chilly... nevertheless, you can do lots of back flip to heat up

[@deepanneetaghosh559]

My mom is flip out while watching TV.

[@salimusumareh9466]

👍

[@FoziaSaleem-q4z]

Nice

[@EnglishLikeANative]

Thanks

[@kennedy8226]

Anna please don't flip out.

[@EnglishLikeANative]

😂 I’ll try not to.

[@محمودنزيه-ي5ض]

Anna is A1

[@chomanxafur9485]

To flip out ..zor turraa

[@weronikasmiecinska830]

I flipped out when the war started in Ukraine.

[@salilsahani2721]

:)