Et si on parlait Anglais.. what do you think? (Page 13)

sherryfa i m understand a little but i understand very good your PS 😳 mdrrrrrrrr

Hi girls,

sherry I like so much your last expression 💖

here is the word of the day:

Charity 🙁noun), plural charities.


1-generous actions or donations to aid the poor, ill, or helpless: to devote one's life to charity.

2.something given to a person or persons in need; alms: She asked for work, not charity.

3.a charitable act or work.

4.a charitable fund, foundation, or institution: He left his estate to a charity.

5.benevolent feeling, especially toward those in need or in disfavor: She looked so poor that we fed her out of charity.

flower i m going to do a charitable act ( i give you BIG BIG KISS )
dont ask me why i need give love because i m crazy lol

my zina ,thanks a lot for your kiss 💖

me too I give you a kiss 🫣 and a HUG

i m so happy flower thank you so much 🥰 🥰 🥰

You are welcome ya zina, kiss you 😘

flower , you and sherryfa make me really crazy because today i take the Robert for learn vocabulary in english 🤣

goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood zina , c'est deja un grand pas ,continu ma zina et tu vas bientot expliquer aux autres cette langue inchallah
kiss you 😘

inchallah thank you flower ( des que jecrit flower jai la musique nouara nouara de la pub qui vien a mon esprit ) in english when i writte your name flower i think nora nora music in the algeria television hahaha

yes zina c'est vrai , la chanson est trop ancienne comme la pub

oui cest lhymne tah television djazayri lol

oui cest lhymne tah television djazayri lol

in my dictionnary i find lessons i m so happy and i want to share with you " les 200 pieges en anglais "


first lesson :

ACCEPT ou AGREE


did they accept your excuse ?
ils ont accepté ton exuse ?

he agreed to help me
il a accepté de m'aider

did they agree to pay ?
est ce quils ont accepté de payer ?


ATTENTION

accept = accepter mais accepter de faire quelque chose se dit " agree to do something"
on ne dit pas agree to do something

Hi girls. Thanks zinaa for the lesson.

Where atd you girls 😇 😇 😇

not in the english island 🤣 🤣

its clairly lol come on here 😤 i m furious 😂

thankh's zian for the lesson

Hi!! I have difficulties in speaking english but I'm trying to!

Hi!! I have difficulties in speaking english but I'm trying to!

It seems I'm not the only one deserting the place lately!! where are you girls?

anyway, I think I owe you 5 idioms, here we are then:

1. Chew the fat: To talk about unimportant things e.g. Sit down, have a beer, and let's chew the fat

The Inuit (different from Eskimos) used to chew on pieces of whale blubber almost like chewing gum. The blubber took quite a while to dissolve, so it just sort of helped pass the time while they were doing something else.

Some other cultures may have used bacon fat in a similar way

2. Rule of thumb: A basic rule that is usually but not always correct e.g. As a rule of thumb, plant tomato seeds three inches deep

Based on the use of ones thumb as a rough measurement tool. Generally correct for course measures.

Most old English measures of distance were based on the body measurements of the king — the length of the foot, inch (thumb tip to first knuckle), cubit (elbow-to-fingertip), and yard (nose-to-fingertip)

3. Once in a blue moon: To happen only on rare occasions. e.g. The Post Office regularly fails to deliver checks sent in payment to me, but bills sent to me fail to be delivered only once in a blue moon

Two full moons in the same month are extremely rare, though they do happen. A second full moon has come to be called a blue moon. This is apparently because the Maine Farmers Almanac used to list the date of first moon in red text, and the second moon in blue

4. Kiss of death: Something that is a precursor to failure, that will lead to future failure. e.g. Even a hint by Greenspan that interest rates may rise is like a kiss of death to the stock market.

From the fabled Mafia practice. A kiss from the Don meant curtains (death) for the receiver

5. Sleep tight: Sleep well. e.g. Good night, sleep tight

Before box springs were in use, old bed frames used rope pulled tightly between the frame rails to support a mattress. If the rope became loose, the mattress would sag making for uncomfortable sleeping. Tightening the ropes would help one get a good night sleep.

Good night ladies and SLEEP TIGHT 😴

hi , are you good?
i'm fine!

I'm fine Bizou…except for the fact that I'm going back to work tomorrow and had no rest at all 😢

oh, courrage for you, my girl!

thank you my dear 😊

Sherryfa i m sad your lesson is very difficult for me i dont understand

dou wien smak

hello beautiful Zina, tell me which part and I'll explain with pleasure 😊

don't worry zine, i don't understand too 🤣 😘 😘

Thank you my sherryfa 😘
I will put it tomorrow ( demain ) lol 🥰

Bizou je veux pas être comneon toi 🤣