ஹப்பாடா - How do you say it in English?

Learn different ways how to express 'habbaada' in English.
1. phew
2. Thank God!
3. Thank goodness!
4. I am (so) relieved.
5. I feel relieved.
6. Finally!
7. breathe a sigh of relief
8. heave a sigh of relief
9. weight off one's shoulders
10. I can finally breathe (again)
11. You had me worried there.
12. You had me worried for a moment.
#EnglishMozhi

[@shafigafoor6990]

Thank u it's so useful for all

[@EnglishMozhi]

Welcome 😊

[@VINOTHKUMAR-sl8wj]

Out of the world mam

[@EnglishMozhi]

Thanks!

[@jecipraba1414]

Relaxed , satisfied,(means) Bothered, worried,distraught (opposites)

[@ghosemarecar6494]

.. Mr. GHOSE Marecar, France (Origin: Karaikal) - (80 years old). .. முதல் முறையாக நேற்றுதான் (07.04.2023) உங்களுடைய "will" & "would" என்ற சொற்களின் உபயோகங்களை பார்த்தேன். எனக்கு பிடித்திருந்தது. நன்றி. .. இன்று "ஹப்பாடா" என்பதைப் பற்றி பார்த்தான். என்னுடைய வாழ்க்கையில் இந்த வார்த்தையைக் கேட்டதில்லை. .. ஆனால், இதற்கு பதில் : பொதுவாக "அப்பாடா" என்று ஆண்களும், "அம்மாடி" என்று பெண்களும் சொல்வது உண்டு. .. ஒருவேளை, இடத்திற்கு இடம் மாறுபடக் கூடும். ===

[@EnglishMozhi]

அப்பாடா is right. But when we say it, we tend to use the 'ha' sound. I think they both mean the same

[@jecipraba1414]

I am so relieved because I missed to watch this video .

[@AbbasAbbas-cc8kk]

Nice explanation

[@EnglishMozhi]

Thanks and welcome

[@ajayraj-zj4ql]

Mam, Have you seen the recent video on kaizen English?

[@EnglishMozhi]

Nope, I didn't.

[@jecipraba1414]

Sigh of relief

[@sivasamy659]

Super mam. Mam I have question🙋 could you clear that? How can use "to have" Where should use this word? Please mam from Dubai. Wherever that word will come? Thanks mam

[@EnglishMozhi]

I'll make a video in a week or two.

[@mallikadevasundram9486]

Would you please explain the details about the sentense unless, of course

[@EnglishMozhi]

Check this out. I've explained it here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIDOqIukqpyKeZY

[@menaganagarajan7791]

Mam please tell us hotel order conversation..

[@EnglishMozhi]

Sure, in a week's time.

[@harinig669]

Has been reopened which type of tense is this? we use has been in present perfect continuous then why used here as reopened it should be in reopening la

[@EnglishMozhi]

It's the passive form of the present perfect tense - have/has+ been + past participle of the verb. (e.g. has been built, have been done)

[@rekhaa4760]

Synonyms - relaxed, satisfied, anxious. Antonyms - worried, distressed, distraught, bothered. is it correct mam?

[@EnglishMozhi]

Anxious is an antonym. Otherwise your answers are correct 👏🏼

[@rekhaa4760]

@@EnglishMozhik thank u mam.

[@gassencurpanen4837]

I know english.i am learning spoken tamil.i wanted to use your video in the reverse,that is learning the tamil parts.but its too quick for me.can you help.

[@EnglishMozhi]

How may I be of help?

[@sivanadesan6741]

Synanim..relaxed, satisfied ,anxious Antanim..distressed, worried, bothered,distraught ...is it correct?........mom

[@EnglishMozhi]

Anxious is an antonym. And this is how the words are spelled - antonym , synonym. The rest are correct. 👏🏼 Also, it is not 'mom'. It's ma'am. mom - mother ma'am - madam

[@prakash47023]

Huge sigh of relief?? Sollalama

[@gassencurpanen4837]

Teach me spoken tamil

[@EnglishMozhi]

Mail me your requirements to [e-mail]. I'll see what I can do.