Learning English Conversations The English We Speak: Speak someone's language
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Sep 16, 2025 Explore the phrase 'speaking someone's language' and its role in boosting everyday conversations. The hosts discuss finding common ground, using a new sushi restaurant as a fun example. They dive into the idiom's meanings, highlighting how it relates to shared agreement and enthusiasm, and emphasize being 'on the same wavelength' for effective communication.
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Phrase Means Strong Agreement
- "You're speaking my language" expresses strong agreement or delight with someone's suggestion.
- Georgie uses it to show she loves Feifei's sushi idea and completely agrees.
Use The Common Response Form
- Use "you're speaking my language" in the moment as a direct response to something you strongly connect with.
- The hosts explain it's the most frequent and natural form to use in conversation.
Everyday Examples Of The Idiom
- Georgie and Feifei share everyday examples of the phrase in use, like booking a concert or offering free chocolate.
- These short examples show how speakers react excitedly when an idea matches their preferences.