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Fast, concise and useful! Thank you

I really admire the British accent. Great class. One more subscribed.

Thanks a lot Anna from you lessons

Excellent way to teach. The story at the end is just splash.

A really interesting lesson with a great story. Thanks a lot.

I can't thank you enough, Mrs Anna.

O My Dear Teacher, your way of teaching...👌👌👌👌 I 've no word for you, and your style of Idioms...💌❣❣❣❣❣❣ From Amritsar

Hi teacher. I loved the lesson the story was very amazing. My favourite idiom is: You are in deep water. Thank you.

Fantastic Anna ! I like very much this kind of lessons. Kisses from France.

I Like this kind of videos it's very easy to learn I understand very quickly thanks

Thanks Anna...really you're my favourite English teacher👍👍👍

I learned and enjoyed I liked all

Not the least doubt is allowed anymore, Anna, you are the real one, the Queen of English teaching! 👑 Fantastic lesson and I loved the story! I feel like a fish in the water with your lessons. I think the comments are unanimous: We do absolutely want more like these! Bravo Anna! 👏👏👏👌👍 😘💕🌹

This is absolutely incredible and enjoyable! Having a short story with all those expressions together is a huge advantage, I may read it whenever I want to practise. Thanks!!!

That was really helpful English lesson. 🌹🙏❤

So enjoyable lesson, thank you so much Anna

Just marvelous,🙏🙏🙏🙏

Thank You for this lesson :D

6:45 and yes I'm with you and giving this video a like 😉👍

We want more videos like this

I love you when you pronounce the word "water" , with your unique British style .... excellent lesson...!! Gracias Anna ....!!!

thanks alot.very good Dear Ms.

To put all these idioms in a so coherent story , frankly you have to be a genius Bravo 👏

Wow very very good this time I really enjoy good story & good acting, thanks.

That was very useful and a lotta fun! 👍

Fantastic great effort Anna English

I love idom series. Please keep up the good work as you always do. Can't say enough thanks to you!

What a great video. Kudos!

Thank you

Thanks for the learning. It becomes easy to remember these and similar phrases from the content showed in various text format you do. Good to listen.

Thanks a lot for the lesson, Anna! Viewed with great pleasure. 😍I didn't know the idiom about thick blood.

Yes I loved the story you mentioned with idioms. It not only helped me to recognise the idioms but also the meaning of idioms. Kudos.

Nice lesson

Great lesson,Anna, I really enjoyed it. The story is great by implementing all the idioms, really well done, did you make up the story?Thank you ever so much,Anna 😊❤

perfect！

This lesson is perfect and I loved your story! You are such an amazing teacher! 😍 Thank you! I've learnt a lot!

Another imitation and vocabulary lesson. Thanks a lot Anna 🙏

Well done Ana.! A big effort with your story , which deserves a huge thank you. Entertaining and compelling. A fantastic idea to cook up stories like this one ; actually, I usually do the same because it´s easier to get the picture in your mind. Hope to watch your videos soon.

Really enjoyable!

I'd like to express my gratitude to you for all what I have learned from you. You are really a good teacher. Thank you so much, Anna.

What a great video Anna! I knew some of the idioms you explained. I appreciated a lot the final story! And you're such a fantastic narrator! I'll try to work out how to make up an interesting story in my personal experience.

come what may, my opinion about you is like The Mountain Teide. You know. It means in and of itself, you're my favourite one. In Spanish "keep your head above water"( to survive, to keep afloat) means: " con el agua hasta el cuello"....pretty much: I'm with the water till the neck"...it is a popular Spanish "refran" (idiom). Have a good day.

Toooooooooooooooo much love and respect to you respectable teacher Ana... Today's vedio was wonderful specially the short story method....I have no word to appreciate..please adopt this method from now onward...

Didn't watch it till the end yet, but I need "thrown in at the deep end" related to starting a new job. It happens to all of us.

BRAVO ANNA

What a great lesson Ana! 👏👏👏👏 I was able to spot all the idioms in that beautiful story you told us. Thank you for providing us with such a wide range of idioms, expressions, structures... 🤗 We are in the same boat thanks to your help and support.😉

Vrey nice story I like British accent

Beautiful lesson, Anna!!!

Thanks a lot for the enlightenment Anna.. We definitely benefit so much from your lessons

Thanks a lot Anna , I was jotting them down

please do more of these videos

useful idioms❤❤👍👍

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Brilliant story Anna, I felt Jack's longing for the sea. I can totally relate to one of the last idioms, as once a upon a time I saved a rat from drowning, it did look as you described it: drenched and appalled. But still it had the strength to bite my forefinger and hold on it for a few seconds although I shook it off.🌊 🚣🏊🏽‍♀️🦆⛲🐀

_Water under the bridge_ to express something in the past (usually negative) long forgotten or never to return... but maybe that's more of a metaphor come to think of it. Not sure if a phrase can be both metaphor and idiom. Hmm, I'll have to look up.

Woman What a charm looking that you keep coming back with every single video and that charm is a magnatic. Hey this isn't a flirting but it's just sweet-talk comming from egyption fan👍👍

I do really enjoy your contents!! As a self-student I always learn very interesting subjects with you. ( I'm not sure if the word "self-learner" exists but I meant that I study just by myself). Thank you from Paraguay.

I like your lessons, I am trying to practice RP accent, is your accent RP right?

hi teacher.

Did you know Anna there are many of this idioms have the same meaning in Arabic language . Thank you 💕💕💕

Thanks Anna! Great lesson! But I can’t download pdf😅

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You look exquisite and magnificent ! I must admit that I enjoy watching and listening to you precious lady !

1- Keep one's head above water: Garder/maintenir la tête hors de l'eau. 2- Make a splash: Faire un tabac / Faire sensation 3- Be in deep water: être dans le pétrin / être dans la mouise / être dans de beaux draps 4- Be in the same boat: être dans le même bateau 5- Be like a fish out of water: être comme un poisson hors de l'eau. In French we rather use the positive opposite: Be /feel like a fish in water = être / se sentir comme un poisson dans l'eau. 6- Be in hot water: être sur des charbons ardents / être sur la corde raide / (fam) être dans la merde. 7- Be like water off a duck's back: (lit.) ça glisse sur moi comme sur les plumes d'un canard ça m'en touche une sans faire bouger l'autre ( refers to the' bollocks'/testies) 8- (Not) be wet behind the ears: (ne pas) être né de la dernière pluie / (Ne pas) être un lapin de 3 semaines ... etc. 9- Blood is thicker than water: Le sang est plus épais que l'eau / 'Le sang, c'est pas de l'eau' 10- Not make waves: Ne pas faire de vagues / faire profil bas / rester discret 11- Be up the creek without a paddle: être dans le pétrin / (fam.) être mal barré 12- be like a drowned rat: être trempé jusqu'aux os (soaked to the bones) / être trempé comme une soupe (soaked like a soup)

A few more: "Going off the deep end" is to be overly emotional or hasty, perhaps like someone learning to swim by going straight to the deep end of a pool. "Sink or swim" means to succeed or fail, with no other option. Take to something "like a duck takes to water," indicates that someone enjoys and/or is skilled with something they've just been introduced to. "Sweating bullets" indicates that someone is in a particularly stressful situation, probably with a lot riding on the outcome. "Don't sweat it" tells us that the speaker doesn't consider the topic worth worrying about. When you've done all your training and prep work it's "time to get your feet wet" and actually experience something new. "On the rocks" can be a drink order indicating a desire for ice cubes but it can also mean something is failing. Different rocks, presumably. If someone or something is "going under for the third time," they're probably doomed to failure (or death) like someone who is struggling against drowning. (Based on the popular belief that people resurface three times before succumbing.) Idioms are such a part of normal discourse that most people don't realize how difficult they can be to new language learners. Good job making these videos!

Here's my story. I'm a bit all over the palace at the moment. If I manage to keep my head above the water, since I'm in deep water with my life and I'm not sure what to do with my job, I'll let you know. I spoke about it with my colleague a few days ago and, even though we're on the same boat (because she's fed up with the continuous restructuring of the management in our company) she doesn't want to take the risk and feel a fish out of water in her family since she's the one single and with no kids. I actually don't care and I want to try making a splash, I want to be happy. Do you think am I wet behind the ears? I'm aware that I'll be in hot water when I speak about it with my parents but I have to be like water off a duck's back when they will criticise me. I also know that blood is thicker than water so I may be affected by my family's criticism. For sure my mum will tell me: "don't make waves and resist, your job is good". I've already been up the creek without a paddle when I moved to Malta from Italy, quitting my exhausting job, 6 years ago.

Another equivalent to be like water off a duck’s back is to be like peas off a wall.

Anna.....!!! Our love ain't water under the bridge 🌉 ????

~~~~~~ Clarity ~~~~~~ "You take me for the tide and I am the Deluge". You said it: It's done; no escape or refuge Before the coming and furious waves' assault. They always advance. It's on this word, Deluge, Poet of misfortune, that your book is closed. But how did it dare to escape from your mouth? Ah! to pronounce it, even at the last line, It took your boldness and your fierce eagerness, So much it is full of dread and awfulness. You are warned: it is an ending of the world That these flows, these rumours, these agitations. We are still only at the threats of the surge, Tomorrow the fury and the devastation. Already for long, seized by vague terrors, We looked at the sea that lifted its bosom, And we asked ourselves: "What do these waves want? It seems that they have like some horrible plan". You have just betrayed this pathetic hideout; Thanks to you, we know where to hold and stand Yes, the Flood is there, fright, inevitable; To see it coming, for it it's not to call Yet, we'll admit it, if all of the angers Of this vast ocean which is restless and mad, Were only to fall a few age-old towers That we were surprised to see still stand upright, Monuments that time decays or corrodes, And which inspired us a secretive horror: Barriers to progress, worn-out missal, old code, Where would take refuge injustice and errors Decaying altars, decomposing thrones That purposely narrowed our wide horizon, And whose wrecks alone cast enough darkness To delay for long the humankind outbreak We'd have already screamed to the sea: "Courage! Cheer up! The work's good that your waves achieve". But what! to overthrow only a mole or dam? It's not for so few that she would leave her seat. Her torrents, dashing over every peak, Do obey, alas, only blind instincts. Besides, know it well, these abysses' children To come from below, are only more hautain. Nought will satisfy their immense greediness. Say: " All this, wipe out! but of that, have respect!" Would only infuriate them to more madness; To that ocean there, one does not do one's share What it needs is all. The same blow of a swell Will wash away before the eyes of the scared men Lighthouse that rises, the temple that crumbleth, That which veiled the day or provided brightness Obscure sacristies and the laboratories, New law, the divine law and its decrees, The deep underground ,the high promontory From which we'd had greeted the Progress already All of that will make but a single ruin. The future and past, they go and pile up here. Yes, we proclaim it, your flood's iniquitous: It will only topple in order to level. Should we tomorrow, from delirious bottoms, See it advance proud of such crashes and falls At least we will not have clapped with the lyre To the next triumph of elements so dire We find in ourselves only some mournful vibes Since we've known the dread_ful secret of the tides. We wanted the light, they will make darkness; We dreamed of balance, and here is the mess. Old world, sink disa_ppear, noble arenas! Where to ends its idea has sent its wrestlers, Where the wise himself, to its sovereign voice, To fight if need be, descended from the tops You did not deserve such a cataclysm, You so fertile still, O old enchanted ground! From where to make sprout springs of heroism, A word was enough, Freedom or Homeland A miry ocean will cover with its waves Your folds where sublime and great loves would blossom Dear and sacred ground, made of souls' alluvium, And which would only ask to heighten you always. What will the heavens think? What will the stars speak? When their rays in vain search for your summits, And from above they witness your disasters, They who thought they could smile at you forever? With what eye will they see, from deep of boundless seas, In the place where once your splendors were revealed, Suddenly emerge in their dull nakedness, New continents sans greenery and flowers? Ah! if attraction to the celestial vault Did not attach them by such resolute bonds, They would fall from skies or would change their course, Rather than light up such a place as ours. We that nought retains, artists inebriate By the ideals that our desire pursues, At least we won't have the pain of living through To the world where we had hoped we could seize them. We will be the first that the winds and the streams Take away broken by sweeping our edges. In the open chasms of a sea furious Unable to save them, we'll follow our treasures. After all, when fatal, will come the hour In the full outburst of the blind appetites, Under these waters of hate and brutal rage, The least to be pitied will be the swallowed up. Fabrice. 02 02 23 Agnosticism, atheism. My reply to V. Hugo in English. A quite long philosophical poem where I take the piss out of the biblical deluge, and by extension, of the alleged god of an alleged revealed religion (in fact all of them), The old world, obscurantist world and its 'powerful representants of divine right'. A first draft that I feel needs to be still worked on and workshopped a little more perhaps...

Faster the same meaning we've a similar idiom to Blood is thicker than the water in Egypt we say it as Blood is never the same as water ㄟ(ツ)ㄏ

I wonder how Jack managed to get back to his family. Did he swim through "shark-infested water"? Maybe he and the other stranded Sailors realised that they could achieve the task of getting home only when they "surfed the same wave" and worked together. So they built a raft and paddled home. And this time, Jack survived because there was no Rose wouldn't let him on the raft.

We German say. You're something Green behind the ears. That's different, but means the Same.

You must be narrator Open a KZfaq Page where narrator tales Good voice Please

But l have no patience to learn every thing l wish l could

Be wet behind the ears, explanation: The phrase qualifies someone naive, inexperienced or immature; it alludes to newborn animals totally wet from the amniotic fluid during birth.The mother would then proceed to lick the baby animal thoroughly, but the indentation behind the ears (typically with a baby calf) would still be wet!

Great story, part of it couldn’t be read, wasn’t edited well, or KZfaq issue

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I like rats. Don't let them get drowned please.