Trama
Every week, we look at a different everyday English phrase or piece of slang in this fun three-minute programme. From BBC World Service
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A knees-up
21/11/2017 Durata: 02minWant to go to a party? This phrase might help you get an invitation
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To put someone on the map
14/11/2017 Durata: 02minNeed directions to learn a new English phrase? Here's one about a map and being famous
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Down in the dumps
07/11/2017 Durata: 02minFeeling unhappy? Here's a phrase to describe your mood but don't take it too literally!
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Excuse me!
31/10/2017 Durata: 02minRob keeps saying 'excuse me' but what does he really mean? You and Feifei are about to find out the many uses of this phrase
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A sting in the tail
24/10/2017 Durata: 02minRob's become a bee keeper but there's something more unpleasant to this hobby than being stung. Find out how a sting in the tail doesn't just come from bees!
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So done with
17/10/2017 Durata: 01minAre you doing something very boring? We have just the phrase for you!
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It beats me
05/09/2017 Durata: 02minWhy does Feifei keep hitting Rob? There could be some confusion about the meaning of today's authentic English phrase. Find out what Rob really means when he says 'it beats me'
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Jiggery-pokery
29/08/2017 Durata: 01minTricks and dishonesty: Learn this phrase before it fools you!
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Left, right, and centre
22/08/2017 Durata: 02minIf you do something left, right, and centre does that mean you do it everywhere? Rob's being doing just that but what's he been doing it with?
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Donkey's years
15/08/2017 Durata: 02minWhy has Rob got a donkey in the studio?! It's probably got something with today's authentic English phrase which is about not doing something for a long time
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Give us a bell
08/08/2017 Durata: 02minWhat's that ringing sound? Is it someone giving you a bell? Find out what it all means
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The heat is on
18/07/2017 Durata: 01minLearn an expression which you can use to say you're under pressure
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Wet weekend
11/07/2017 Durata: 02minWhen can a wet weekend be dry? Find out with another authentic English expression