

The English We Speak: Have someone on
Mar 25, 2025
Dive into the humorous world of the phrase 'have someone on,' where playful teasing takes center stage. Discover what it means to trick someone in a light-hearted way. The hosts share vibrant examples from their lives, making the discussion relatable and entertaining. They also introduce another cheeky expression, 'you're pulling my leg,' adding an extra layer of fun to the conversation.
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Fake Lottery Win
- Beth jokingly tells Feifei she won the lottery and invites her to her mansion.
- Feifei initially believes her, demonstrating the effectiveness of the phrase "having someone on."
Meaning of "Having Someone On"
- "Having someone on" means joking or teasing someone, making them believe something untrue.
- It's a playful, light-hearted trick, not meant to be harmful.
Meeting the King
- Beth's friend jokingly told her she'd met the king and had coffee and cake with him.
- This playful deception is another example of "having someone on."