Learning English Conversations

'Push back' is a phrase meaning to delay or postpone something. The hosts discuss examples of pushing back various events and tasks, including project deadlines and marriage proposals. They also joke about pushing back plans for a party and buying a present.

If you want to say you’re the best at something, you could use this expression!

We all like to talk, but some people don’t know when to stop.

The hosts discuss a DIY disaster involving bookshelves and explain the concept of a botch job, emphasizing the importance of calling professionals and the consequences of doing things without care.

Lively discussion about the expression 'it slaps' with examples from music and films. Hosts debate their music preferences and agree on what makes a song truly 'slap'.

Feifei and Roy discuss the expression 'have a lot of plates spinning' and compare it to 'a lot of balls in the air'. Feifei asks for Roy's help with her tasks, but it turns out planning her birthday party is the priority.

Discussion on the meaning of 'pizzazz', examples of glamorous people and things that possess it, and jokes about tap water generosity.

Feifei and Roy discuss the meaning of 'oomph' and how it describes someone's charm and energy in their performance.

The hosts explain the meaning of 'snap up' and give examples. They share their excitement to buy a discounted smartphone and talk about saving money for sales.

Understanding the term 'nothing burger', the hosts discuss its usage as a figurative term to describe something insignificant.