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Hi this is Tutor Nick P And this is Idioms 215.
The idiom today is Just say the word.
Or sometimes you can just say , say the word.
It could go either way.
All right.
Let's take a look at the note here.
If someone says just say the word, he or she means that they are willing to help or do
a favor for someone if they simply ask.
Okay.
Let's take a look at some examples here.
Example number one.
I know you are going through some though times.
Tough times means difficult times.
Financially , you know , with money.
Right now.
If you need a loan.
Just say the word and I can help you out.
So maybe, someone may be nice enough to say that to you.
Or , let's look at number two If you need a hand with packing for your move.
Just say the word and I can help you out.
I know it takes a lot of effort to pack and move things.
Okay.
Good.
Or Number three.
If you need a babysitter, just say the word.
I can mind your kids if you need it for an emergency.
Okay. anyway.
I hope you got it . I hope it was clear, Thank you for your time.
Bye-bye.