Talk About Favourites in English: Guilty Pleasures & Slang (Conversation Practice) | EP.189

Описание: Talk About Favourites in English: Guilty Pleasures & Slang (Conversation Practice)
In this video, Sarah and Brian help you learn How to Talk About Favourites in English, moving beyond the basic "I like" to advanced expressions like "I'm obsessed" and "It's to die for."
✅ Episode Summary
Do you always say "My favorite is..."? 🥱 In this passionate episode, Sarah (British) and Brian (American) teach you how to express your loves and hates with style. Learn the difference between a "Movie Buff" and an "Adrenaline Junkie," discover why Americans say "Right up my alley" while Brits say "My cup of tea," and find out how to politely say you hate something ("It's not my thing"). Plus, we reveal our secret Guilty Pleasures!
✅ Timestamps
00:00 Intro: Don't Be Boring! 😴
01:30 Part 1: Beyond "Like" (Adore, Fancy & Obsessed)
02:45 Part 2: Idioms of Preference (Cup of Tea vs. Up My Alley)
04:00 Part 3: Food Favourites (Mouth-watering & To Die For)
06:15 Part 4: Defining Yourself (Buffs, Junkies & Die-hard Fans)
07:30 Part 5: Guilty Pleasures (Secret Loves 🤫)
09:45 Part 6: The "Go-to" (Reliability & All-time Favourites)
11:00 Part 7: Polite Dislikes (Take It or Leave It)
12:30 Conclusion & Your Turn
✅ Key Vocabulary & Idioms:
• Vocabulary: "Adore," "Obsessed," "Foodie," "Go-to," "Guilty Pleasure."
• Idioms: "Not my cup of tea" (I don't like it), "Right up my alley" (perfect for me), "To die for" (delicious), "Sweet tooth" (loves sugar).
• Phrases: "I'm not a huge fan of...", "It hits the spot."
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