In today’s lesson
- it just sort of happened - what does this phrase mean?
- endearing - what’s the meaning of this?
- is this a prank? - why does she say this?
Welcome
Hi everyone! Welcome to a romantic English lesson. Today, we’re going to learn some fun and useful phrases from the show XO, Kitty. Let’s watch and learn.
Video lesson
Words and phrases
- oh, look. This is a phrase used to get someone’s attention. It means, “Pay attention to this!” or “Look at this!”
- it just sort of happened. This means, “It happened naturally, without planning.” It’s used to explain that something occurred without the person trying to make it happen.
- you think I’m annoying. This means, “You believe I am bothering you or making you angry.” It’s a way to say someone finds you irritating or frustrating.
- endearing means something that easily makes you feel warm or loving toward someone. For example, if someone is funny in a cute way, you might say they are “endearing”.
- is this a prank? A ‘prank’ is a joke or trick played on someone. This phrase means, “Is this a joke? Are you tricking me?”
- it sounds crazy, but… means, “This might seem strange or unbelievable, but…” It’s used to introduce an idea that might surprise someone.
- complicated means something is difficult to understand or has many parts that make it confusing. For example, a relationship can be “complicated” if there are many feelings or problems involved.
- forget what I said. This means, “Don’t think about what I just told you.” It’s used when someone wants to take back their words or doesn’t want the other person to remember them.
- drama means emotional or exciting situations, often involving problems or conflicts between people. For example, “the drama with Min Ho” means there are emotional issues involving Min Ho.
- definitely means without doubt or for sure. For example, “They definitely saw us” means, “I am sure they saw us.”
- assembly is a meeting or gathering of people, often in a school or workplace. For example, a school assembly is when all the students come together to listen to announcements.
Great job! Thanks for watching. Keep practicing these words and phrases, and you’ll see your English improve day by day. See you next lesson!