81: 10 Useful Idioms for English Conversations

Isi guesses and explains 10 commonly used idioms in conversations, while Mitch explains where they came from. Interactive Transcript Support Easy English and get interactive transcripts and bonus content for all our episodes: easyenglish.fm/membership Show Notes Watch the episode on YouTube: 10 Useful Idioms for English Conversations (Easy English 216) Transcript Mitch: [0:22] So, today, we want to bring you an episode introducing everyday English idioms. And, what I've done is I've compiled some images for isi to look at and we're going to describe them for you audio listeners. And for you YouTube watchers/viewers, we're going to look at these images, and try to distinguish what the idiom is and what it means. Make sense? Isi: [0:52] Yeah, let's start. Mitch: [0:53] Let's start. Isi: [0:54] I have questions. Mitch: [0:55] Okay, so here is number one, everyday English idiom. What are you thinking? Isi: [1:03] Instead of a head, that person has a bowl of baked beans, as a head. Mitch: [1:09] Baked beans, very English. So? Isi: [1:13] Do you have a bean head? Mitch: [1:15] No. Isi: [1:15] You're a bean hat. Mitch: [1:16] A bean head, no. A bean head. Isi: [1:19] Could that mean that