Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles Oh, hello. Whoa! Have you heard the idiom spilling Tea? Now that was fake. But I actually did spill tea earlier today. I spilled it on my list of things to do. I don't know if you're spilling tea. That means you're gossiping. You're talking about somebody when they're not there. And if you're spilling tea, it's really juicy gossip. Not just a regular gossip, Juicy if it's juicy, it means it's extra scandalous gossip. So it's not gossip. Like I heard she quit her job, but it's more gossip. Like I heard she cheated on her husband. So do you like juicy gossip? Do you like to spill tea? Please tell me any and all juicy gossip I am dying to hear. He arranged for letters to be sent from the capital that chronicled everything from the political happenings to probably more importantly, juicy gossip and scandals. Is spilling tea just a fun pastime, or is it a potentially dangerous trend?
B1 gossip juicy tea spilling spill idiom SPILL TEA / JUICY | ENGLISH IDIOM #MinuteEnglish 13 1 林宜悉 posted on 2021/03/27 More Share Save Report Video vocabulary