Capitola origin Hold.

Of course, Obadiah.

Hi.

James McDivitt.

I'm not Russian.

I'm just practicing it.

Uh, I was thinking about traveling.

Maybe Ecuador, perhaps of Russia.

Beautiful ladies there.

Um And when I thought about it, I mean, let's face it, nobody wants to be stuck in one place, right?

For your whole life.

You're an international person trying to learn an international language, which is English, and you know you.

Hey, you know what?

Let's do idioms on the face.

I said, let's face it, I'm gonna talk to Mr E, and we'll get the lesson started.

Okay.

Idioms of the face.

Face, face, face.

Take that, Madonna.

All right, so what do we got?

E?

All right, well, we talked about let's face it, But we'll come back to that in case you're wondering what that is.

And let's start with number one.

And where is number one to Ah, the news.

Let the nose.

What about the knows?

Well, the nose you bring in air, you bring things yourself, the stuff of life, right?

So if you know something which is good, which is air, I find air to be very, very good in fact necessary, you might say, Want this?

You're going to have a nose for value.

Why?

Oxygen is necessary for life where you die and when we say someone has a nose for value, it means they know what the good stuff is.

They know what is good, and they know what is valuable.

So if you have a nose for value, you know, a good deal, a good bargain or you know something good when you see it, right?

All right, here's the other thing.

Remember?

I said breathing.

By the way, you like this?

I look good today.

Yeah.

Anyway, back to work.

Pay through the nose.

Oxygen is the stuff of life.

If you don't breathe, you die.

So sometimes we talk about paying through the nose.

When something is too expensive, you pay too much for it.

Yes, oxygen is important, but I also need my blood and my heart and my brain.

So we say to pay through the nose is to pay too much for something or pay.

Very pay a lot of money for something you don't really want to pay through the nose.

That's an expensive way to pay.

Okay, so we did knows what's the next one we're gonna do?

He is a man of little brain.

That's a brain, in case you don't know what that is, or the brain is the physical part.

That's the thing they can put their head in and take out of you.

But we usually say, I think in my mind my mind, my mind is where my ideas come from.

Okay, so when we say something like this a lot on her mind, it means you're thinking a lot about things.

I have a lot of my mind.

I'm going to give you a three idiom free.

Okay, This one is a lot on my plate, which is a lot to do, but that's another one.

So a lot on my mind means I have a lot of thoughts going in my head.

Okay, so it's not quite the face or the head, but look, it's inside your head.

Your faces here.

Your brain is here.

So if you have a lot on your mind means you have a lot to think about, right?

You gotta make dinner.

You gotta study at Ingrid.

I mean, you're a very busy person, and I'm impressed by you.

All right.

Next four.

Golf term.

Have you ever Okay, I'm trying to remember this all on a second.

Have you ever tried to remember something?

And it's just not there, But you can almost see it in your head, but it's it won't come out of your mouth.

It's right.

Well, this is called the tip.

Uh huh.

On the marker is the tip.

The tip is the top.

When we say some things on the tip of your tongue, it means it's almost there.

You can almost remember it, but it just won't come out right.

Try not to think of something else that anyway.

So it's on the tip of your tongue.

It's just Ah, it's on the tip of my tongue with a boat move.

All right.

Okay.

Cool.

You like that?

So when someone says what's his name?

His name is, uh is Mr Mr A.

Mr B.

Mr.

C.

Mr.

Dean is right there on the tip of my tongue.

I wish I could say there got it on the tip of your tongue.

So I'm sure some of you right now are a little bit perturbed.

Perturbations bothered or upset because I'm making all these funny faces.

And you might think I'm being a little bit, I don't know, a little obnoxious, which means rude, you know, just a little bit.

My lips are moving when you think somebody is being rude to you or they're talking.

Hey, don't get lippy, man.

Don't get lippy.

I hear you.

If you get lippy, lippy means because your lips are moving.

You're talking too much.

You're being a little bit rude.

Excuse me.

Usually when we say this one to do do lippy L I p p Wide Children get lippy, your boyfriend or girlfriend might get lippy, and you give them the business hand of your business later.

Your hand.

Okay?

Don't make me use the business side.

You can get lippy like that.

It's gonna be business.

And no, I don't abuse people or pets.

It's just a joke.

All right, so, lippy, it's an old one, but a good one now, 56 My dad would say that one.

Number six, Notice the head.

This is This is your face eyes, nose, mouth.

But they're on your head when you're walking your head moves along with you.

And as long as your head is moving.

Okay?

My head still moving?

Okay.

If I was indeed, I would be doing this.

My head's moving.

Okay.

I'm making headway.

Headway means your head.

Bobby hails.

I went to school with a guy named Bobby Hails.

He really walk like this.

He knew he was going forward.

Kept moving anyway, when you make headway, it means you make progress.

If I say to you, Did you make any headway on that project?

I mean, did you make any progress?

Are you moving forward because the head must go forward?

Yeah.

So make there.

We go ahead.

Headway.

Alright.

It seems like we're almost done.

We've come a complete circle.

We started off this whole thing when I said Let's face it.

And what does?

Let's face it mean?

Well, let's put it here because that's the face, right?

It means to look at something as it is to look at it as it really is, right?

When you have to face something, you take your face, you put it at it and go Well, that's it.

There.

I'm not going to embellish, which means to make more of something, make it more than it really is.

I'm just going to tell you as it is.

And let's face it, this was a pretty damn good lesson, because I took the one thing you carry everywhere you go and you're gonna remember certain things, right?

Don't be, lippy.

Don't play with them lips.

Don't be lippy, right?

I could have given you nosy, you know, nosy.

That's another time.

But you're gonna look for things of good value, right?

And look for because you have a nose for value.

That's why you're studying in England.

What else are you here, right?

Don't pay through.

The nose were free, for God's sakes.

You don't pay anything, right?

And you're making headway in your English, right?

You're getting better just by me going through these.

And I was like, Yeah, I get it.

I understand my head.

I'm moving forward, right?

Of course, it's going to put a lot on your mind.

It's a new language.

It makes you think, but this is good thinking causes you to grow.

I know what's on the tip of your tongue.

I know what's on the tip of your tongue.

What does Mr He really mean?

And I told you before.

If you guess, I'll let you know.

Oh, by the way, bro, I told you 10 videos were bro.

It's probably number four now.

Finally, As I said, Let's face it, I've had fun, You've had fun, and we're going to have more fun in the future because I know you're coming back to where www dot ng, as in English vid as a video dot com, or you meet myself, my friend Mystery and a fabulous other teachers who will teach you English.

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