How To Use English Idioms | FOOD IDIOMS |

I'm brazilian and I'm terrible at English 😅

going banans

i can share you more idioms

There's no crying over the spill milk

Emma as nice as pie❤❤❤❤❤

He knows which one his bread is buttered
Emma as nice as pie
Emma is in gravy train

.I am really in a bit of a pickle because I forget idioms so fast .
His wife buttered him up to buy her a new car .
I study English 14 hours a day , I bite off more than I can chew aiming to get a better job.
I lost all my money in the stocks trade . I should'nt have put all my eggs in one basket .
Watching scarcy movies is not my cup of tea .

I like to have two cups of Joe every morning . 🎉😊

Thank you for sharing these idioms Ms Emma! Have a lovely day 😊

You can see my dinner (couscous) in my Google photos

A piece of cake
Mean
The exam is a piece of cake

great clicks ✌❤

My favorite one is easy peasy lemon squeezee

You are an apple of my eye
He is a total couch potato
Black is not my cup of tea

Is it the in a nutshell meaning brief

😅Sorry to say this, Emma, but I think that you made a mistake during the outro of the video. You said "so they are my favourite english food idioms" instead of "so there are my favourite english food idioms".

Great selection of idioms here. Thank you, Emma! 😍

Love it, thanks Emma for those amazing videos 👏🏼

I am sure that many of your students must be nuts about you.

I can’t butter you up in Canada but I need to give you a huge Thank You for this lesson.

Did you know that programmers often speak about bad written code as "spaghetti code"? There is also "lasagna code" - which is supposed to be structured much better, in layers.

In a nutshell You are the best teacher in my life

Thanks for the video, Emma. I remembered the idioms "cry over spilled milk", " hot potato" and " take candy from a baby". We have exactly the same in Brazil!

Hello ..
Could u please make video about words containg ei or ie .such as receive , brief etc.. always having confusion with these words.

you are so beautiful thank your for video

Out of the frypan, into the fire... is one of my favourite, when things are getting worse and worse... and Butter (sb) up in Spanish we say " apply vaseline" (dar vaselina) or "make the ball" (hacer la pelota). Although basically "dar vaselina" refers when you are buttering someone up in order to take advantage from someone.

Some other food idioms could be 1). The apple doesn't fall far from the tree; 2). a bad apple; 3). a couch potato: 4), food for thought; 5). life isn't all beer and skittles;

Forza Atalanta!!!

Great read people's minds and they can't take cake and turn the cake into a jump rope I just don't understand how you do it but y'all do it I guess they didn't expect the other person to know what you're talking about that's why we made English words where you can say hey would you like to go over here then that person knows exactly what you're talking about

you are very beautiful, Cheers

my fav one : chips of the same block

Thank you 💖💖💖

Tough cookies

Chicken feed

Not my cup of tea

Hot potato

Couch potato

<3

thank you very much ma'am

Thank you Emma,I like how you keep your lessons short but detailed

cats and dogs pouring
I got stuck at my office. Because cats and dogs were raining.

Spill the beans!

Hi Emma,nice to meet you ,perty girl and the best teacher ,good job go on god bles you

Thank you

I learned new idioms for food

Hi cute English Language Instructor . Stay blessed . We are learning from your Lectures every day.

Wow!!! Learning MmmEnglish is a pice of cake!!!

Thanks Emma!!!

thanks

yeeaahhh one of my favourite couch potatoe¡¡¡¡ emma you rock¡¡¡ darling