![]() ![]() Sometimes it is difficult to talk about feelings. What does this mean? Let’s take the example of ‘to have egg on your face.’ The literal meaning of these words is that there is egg on someone’s face, but the idiom actually means that someone is embarrassed! Idioms are fun to learn and use, make your English more interesting, and offer new ways to express your feelings. Idioms are commonly used expressions with meanings that do not relate to the literal meaning of their words. ![]() Learning English idioms is one of the best ways to boost your language level and sound more like a native speaker. What makes you happy? Eating your favourite food? Spending time with family? Taking a long bath? Or a walk in the park? Instead of simply using the word ‘happy’ to describe your feelings, why not try something a little more creative? (If you can’t see the podcast player CLICK HERE to listen!!) ![]()
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