#129 - TO PIPE DOWN

#140 POP IN / OUT / OFF / ON / UP (A Phrasal Verb a Day is back) A Phrasal Verb a Day is back. In this episode I'll give you an update about this podcast and teach you phrasal verbs with POP. Episode Transcript Hello everyone, This is Luke Thompson and you’re listening to A Phras ... Show More

= to finish/consume something completely- especially food e.g. I made a pizza for my friends and they polished it off in just a few minutes because they were so hungry. 

to indicate something 1. literally, by indicating something with your finger or a pointer) or 2. saying something that people don't know, or saying something specific that needs to be indicated e.g. "I'd just like to point out that these figures are not adjusted for inflation" or ... Show More

你有没有经历过这种情况：你满腹牢骚，想要抱怨某件事情，却不想让旁人听清楚你说的是什么？英语表达 “under one's breath” 就可以用来形容这种 “低声嘀咕，自言自语” 的做法。听节目，学习这个习语的用法。 

「何かあったら、ここにいるから、いつでも声かけてね」って、素敵なフレーズですよね。相手のことを想って、さりげなく支えている感じで。今回ご紹介する"Let me know if you need help."のLet me know if...は、そんな使い方ができる便利なフレーズです。出しゃばらないけど、見守っていることを伝えたい人に向けて、是非使ってみてください。 今回のエピソードでは、一部音声の乱れが生じておりました。お聞き苦しい点があったこと、深くお詫び申し上げます。 

Sometimes people say something that you can’t help but agree with. Learn a new phrase. 

Sometimes people or things just annoy you. Learn a phrase about this. 

Although it might be normal to say "what" in your native language when you don't understand someone, it is considered very rude by native English speakers, so you want to avoid doing this. In this episode, I give you several phrases you can use so you don't sound rude to others.  ... Show More

"Chilling" is a word that native English speakers use a lot so today I wanted to talk about different ways to chill so you can get used to how to use this vocabulary. 

Hear us use the phrasal verb 'take down' in a few different ways that are natural and unscripted. We want you to hear how native speakers use this in real life to build your confidence of hearing it in different situations. 

Wow! Ouch! Yippee! The useful little sounds which mean a lot. 

Is someone telling an outrageous lie? Here's an expression we can use