Idioms
Piece of cake
“The test was a piece of cake.”
very easy
What does "fire" mean?
For example, this sushi is fire.
Really good
In Australia and England, what does "mate" mean.
Friend
Break the ice
👉 “He told a joke to break the ice.”
Start a conversation. Make it less awkward
Do you want to go skiing?
I'm down.
I agree / I want to do it.
What does "g'day" mean.
Australia
Hello, How are you, have a good day etc.
Greeting
Cost an arm and a leg
“That bag costs an arm and a leg.”
Very expensive
What does "all good" mean?
Do you want any ice cream?
I'm all good.No thank you, that's ok, etc.
Hello
Under the weather
“I feel under the weather today.”
sick
What does salty mean?
“They're salty because they lost.”
Angry, annoyed etc.
In England, what does "cheers" mean?
Hint: Not 乾杯
Thank you
Go the extra mile
“She always goes the extra mile at work.”
try very hard
What does "cringey" mean?
“His dancing is cringey.”
Awkward, ちょっと気持ち悪い, uncomfortable.
In England what does "bloody" mean?
For example: "It's a bloody good day isn't it."
Very