14 English idioms for real conversations

I love the idiom: ducks in a row very much. This is very interesting and it leaves a great impression on me. I have my ducks in a row.

What’s wrong as a non-native with asking, “What exactly does that mean?”😢😢???

"Are you ready to roll?"
😊

Awesome expression.

"I'm at wet with my cat" means what?

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Nice

I have been looking forward to watching your video and repeat your saying .
Thanks a lot for your English lectures.
See you around, Miss.

Hi kayla!!! I'm head over heels in love with your teaching❤ i wonder if i can use 2 idioms in one sentence ? Something like this, they had a bad car accident, but they walked away without a scratch, they have nine lives,, is it right that sentence or it's wrong ? Thank you so much for your support, greetings from mexico 🇲🇽🖐👍

Thnks a lot great teacher. I really excited to get more idioms.

Holy moly! Hands down this is a kickass video..thank you so much for sharing them with us, these are quite a bit come in handy videos ,that's dope!

Background music irritating me

Hi from Thrace, any possibility to download the 14 idioms in a list?

Thx Kayla you are the best

Gracias Kayla y adios!

Could I say:You are a picture perfect English teacher?❤️😀

I am literally watching your brides with the smile 😊 you are so good at teaching and sounds perfect 🤩 😍 Cheers from Russian living in Dubai and planning visit USA 🇺🇸

what's the reason why you're talking about wedding specifically

It's a picture perfect day

Get your ducks in a row

thanks a lot. I love it. 谢谢🌹🌹🌹

Please turn off music so that we can concentrate Every word you say.

You are amazing Keyla! Thanks

Teacher i like you so much 🤝🤝

In fact, "from scratch" is also related to horses (horse racing).

Are there idioms that are more common in a specific region of the US, like: someone from MA might not pickup might not get an idiom fro WA?

This is spoken language (What is really used) which helps me understand movies and reading materials in English.

You’re great Kayla

Hi Kayla!!!
I enjoyed every idiom in this lesson!!
Your presentaional skill and meaningful example have made everything EASY!!! Great work!!!👍

Hi Kayla ! You are a gourgeous teacher

Wonderful

Valeu!

Ready to roll (ready to go)
Hold your horses( wait)
Did i stutter (did i make that you can't understand)
Holy moly ( for surprise/ shock)
A tad more( a litte more )
ducks in a row( to be prepared)
Put your money where your mouth is( to bet)
Along the lines of ( somewhat like )
Square up ( to finalize things)
Square up ( to get ready to fight)
Picture perfect ( really beautiful)
without a scratch ( not hurt)
To have nine lives ( dont get hurt / invincible)
Don't hold your breath( dont weight for something to happen because its incredibly unlikely)
Cut someone off (cutting conversation)
Cut someone off( when a car comes in front of you )
Thanks alot ,👍🤩

If a friend is going to watch a movie and I know its a bad one, can I say " dont hold your breath, its a very bad movie"?

Roly end moly amor i love you teacher

I love you teacher

I Like you teacher amor spkingly usa but end but inglês teacher been teacher

Hi instructor kayla i appreciate your study plan

I love idioms

You are doing a wonderful job thank you very much .

Good evening, is there a website to search for kindergarten teachers to work in the Arab countries?

Какой красивый голос

Thank you, Kayla. It was a selection of quite unusual idioms, I would say. I am not sure they are totally understandable even for every English-language person.
Stay healthy and keep create your videos.

I am mexican born and raised. And I bet dollars to donuts that the expression: "holy moly" originated because the producers of batman who lived in California (place that has very, very strong influence of Spanish and mexican food. "Mole" is very traditional mexican food) loved mexican food. The producers of batman liked a lot to eat "mole". Therefore they coined the phrase!!!!!!!!!.

I get more English idioms in this channel. Thank you very much for kindly teaching me, dear teacher🙏

It's ok you sold me for your remarkable videos and I'm gonna subscribe your channel and you are lovely teacher, I appreciate you mam🙏

Love it! Very useful!

I loved this video!
In my country (my city) we say something similar to "cut someone off". It's like.." Te tengo que cortar porque voy saliendo"
It would be like " I gotta cut u off because I have to leave" 😁
Thanks for the video!