You've got this! This is a nice one to say to a friend expressing you are confident they can make it.

Excellent idea just to show us different ways to say the same thing, especially all those expressions we use every day. Thanks a bunch, and break a leg!

Lovely Leila,basking in the glow of motherhood .Good luck to England.

Hats off to 'em is a nice one! Very respectful and old fashioned

@user-sn8ze3me7r

10 ай бұрын

Thanks a lot teacher leila your video is giving! I like it with the new expression to me . Nice job

Fingers crossed, really really used in a daily basis.

In Germany we like to say „Hals- und Beinbruch“ wishing you good luck. Even worse than just break your leg. 🤞🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿✌️

Great lesson Leila thank for the effort

You ladies , Lucy ,lila,subrah are doing incredible job, dominating absolutely,I like alots all your efforts together.i learn alot ,I appreciate all your efforts together thank you so much,love from Pakistan

Tks for the video

Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. I’m learning a lot. Best wishes!!! 😃

Great Video! Thanks a lot!

Thank you for the videos.😊

Thanks very much Leila! ❤️ These expressions would perhaps make me look cooler 😉🙏

My vote is for England, good luck to England

@patticaronna7712

2 жыл бұрын

Peccatoooo

Excellent! I kind of knew all these expressions but did not use them enough. Plus, I am brushing up my pronunciation. My English is very good but I still like to watch all your videos to make sure I stay on top of things.

Fantastic information!

Thank you love!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Outstanding ma'am, I always watch your awesome video and I'm very happy because it always motivates me to improve myself. Thank you so much ma'am.

Im with England! We will get that trophy!🤞🏽🍀

Awesome expressions. Very informative to use in a day to day life.😗

It's really amazing Leila , brilliant ur english lesson is so wonderful Tq a lot 4 having this apportunity for joining ur streaming online english program

Bloody nice expiration Liela 😅

Bloody brilliant or any combination of Bloody 'something' is the most British amongst all presented.

Good to see you my love Leila ❤️

Awesome!

Nicely explain I got now really meaning of the word thanks teacher

It’s coming home Leila o maybe it’s coming Rome Leila ? Love Italy but I’m rooting for the three lions 🦁 this time , come on England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿, do it for your Queen 👑 Sabrah ❤️ ❤️ 💜 Greetings and hugs from Mexico Leila , awesome lessons as always . Football is coming home 🏡 ❤️.

Hola son unas hermosas damas, saludos desde Monterrey México.

As for _Brake a leg_ we have in German a very similar idiom for wishing someone luck in a likewise contorted and oblique way. Maybe this derives from the thespians' superstition too? We wish them _Hals- und Beinbruch_ which translates to _Brake the neck and a leg_ . So we even top your (mal)wishes.

Hi there! Love your accent.

Best teacher😍😍

Knock 'em dead. New to my ears. Thanks for this one !

So, who will you be sorting?! ENGLAND OR ITALY?!

@pussycatlover6522

2 жыл бұрын

YOU MEANT SUPPORTING, RIGHT?

@jesusllama6778

2 жыл бұрын

From Spain: England, of course! 💪😃🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Hi Leila. Hope you and the little one are alright.💕Thanks for this brilliant and interesting lesson. **Tonight's match is indeed a match like no other; both teams are equally phenomenal and the spectators have already began betting on either of them in just few hours until the match kicks off, SPECTACULAR!. Best of luck to both of them, may the best man win.

My commiserations lolol this is really old fashioned, none-the-less good for texting or letter; very formal.

great job Maam 👌

@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍

I'm really enjoying your content, I am a new subscriber. The curtains on the sides of a stage are referred to as legs. To break a leg means that you will manage to get out onto the stage.

I wish I could've seen your husband's face when Italy beat England on panalties!😂😂😂. And yours as well!! Anyway...I really feel for you but I reckon Italian team played fantastically so they definitely deserved it! Congratu.....bloody....lations to Italy!!😂👍. However...there's always next time. Good effort. 🌷❤❤💥🌺🌹

Brilliant, great and fantastic very British way. Awesome is very American !

In Italy we say: "Facci sognare" instead of "Blow them away" and that means: "Make us dream" but it's basically the same thing.

Great thanks to teaching that also very important idioms to learn any times coming new words help to understand good intelligent person can read to know very easy but if know not touch easy it hard to appear through in mind how can to do this watcher only watch but know as all

My commiserations to you! We got the trophy, we take it to Rome. Greeting from Italy. Send big congratulations to your husband, he chose the right way. I'm joking! It was a great game. We played better than England but in the end, it was only luckiness... more or less. Thank you for this brilliant lesson.

@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂 Italy played better! A well deserved win! 🇮🇹💕🎉

Hi Leila, An interesting and unique lesson how to use other alternative words in place of sorry and congratulations. I sincerely appreciate your efforts and it is truly useful to all learners for improvement their daily English conversation. Thanks and regards,

"Get'em hell, tiger!" I learnt it some time ago, and I reckon it means approximately "Knock'em dead!".

Wishing you the best very useful for emails and texting !

@abrito1185

2 жыл бұрын

'Wishing' instead of simple saying 'Wish' sounds more natural.

Bangtan 💜ᗷᗝƳᔕ⟭⟬💜 are on fireeeeeeeeeeee🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 not only winning awards but our hearts too.... ❤❤❤❤❤💜💜💜

I love you 😍 your speaking way and your voice is so beautiful 💕👼 catch my attention 😘

@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you sweetie, so kind of you to say x

Love your blouses, suits you very much

The German counterpart to _Fingers crossed_ is _Ich drück' Dir die Daumen_ (I squeeze my thumbs), whereto the wisher simultaneously forms a fist with both hands and presses the thumbs on the respective index finger. This difference in gestures between crossed fingers and squeezed thumbs sometimes leads to daft lost in translation scences if you watch a dubbed Hollywood movie (mind you we almost dub any foreign movie which is why e.g. the Scandinavians, who mostly are okay with merely subtitling, are on average much better in English) where the actor is gesturing crossed fingers and their dubbed voice is uttering _Ich drücke Dir die Daumen_ .

Break a leg is classical !

Well done is enough lololol why adding you hahaha anyways found it interesting the emphasis

I love you ❤

Let fair-play win 💕

Hi Leila 😘

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Set aside learning newer ways of learning English, can you make a video of how to twist, stretch, squeeze lips and jaw to improve pronunciation as you do as it is all immaterial if wine can’t say this with correct sound.

Hello teacher Leyla can you add the subtitles please?they help me to understand better...thanks

💙💙💙

Awesome lesson as always Leila, but let me just teach you how we Italians wish good luck to our football team: FORZA ITALIAAAAAA.

@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah

2 жыл бұрын

Go Italy!! 🇮🇹🍕👍🥰

Definitelly ENGLAND .. I'm sure you will win the match .. and by the way it was a very NICE LESSON ..

number 19. in Russian language we also have such an expression, if to read it goes "snimayu shlyapu pered vami" that's a bit of advanced Russian))))

congratulatiooonnnn italia

So,I can always create my own set of expressions right.If I was a Nerd,I would refer my love to the H20 Bond...Jesus why am I like this 😂

I guess the idea "we should avoid mentioning luck, because we will scare it away" is quite widespread. In Spanish we also say "¡Mucha mierda!" (lots of shit) = (referring to the carriages pulled by horses-times, when if the theatre had big success, lots of people came by carriages, therefore once the play was over, and everybody left, there the streets around the theatre were full of horse manure). In Hungarian we also say "With a big hat full of"- without mentioning the actual word shit. Everyone knows which omitted word was implied. This expression also refers to the same reality of the streets after a successful big theatre event.

Ma'am major missing of examples in this lesson , hope you would get my point beautiful lady 🌺

I supported Italy and we won yeeees

Ce magnammm

What about commisaration ?! ;-)💙

God save the "Kane" my dear.. 😘😂🙏 I feel something uncanny will happen in today's game, probably referee will be snowed under with lots of questioning and inquiring from both sides...😢😢🙏 Btw, God forbid it and hope that we have a good match at the end... 🙏👍👍❤️ Good luck to both teams.. Enjoy and have fun Leila at today's games.. ❤️❤️ Yours loving... Gams

When I saw a lot of native speaking teachers said "don't say this, don't say that, bla bla bla..", I suddenly started to think of saying "don't learn English anymore". :p

Bad luck doesn’t exist. Whatever we get is a direct result from our actions.

Italy

It's coming Rome!! 😁

@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

Never mind is very common, really.

Thank you for this video but I have a question mam that if someone is getting divorce or loss in something etc. Why we say " I am sorry " we did nothing it's not our fault but yeah we can "I feel bad for you" etc. Like that.

Good job is very American! Less common in Britain though

It went to Rome

bravoooo ITALIAAA

Hi I got first

I'm rooting for Italy because it's my country.

@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah

2 жыл бұрын

Best of luck 🇮🇹💕👍

How to make an answer when someone says " I will get back to you " How can I reply to. Plz make a videos

(Before a football match) "Break a leg" :(

How I wish I could watch football tonight with you and your husband ! Come on England ! * Fish and chips vs pizzas * England will lose on penalties again as usual ! Even though I will be supporting them !

LEILA'S FOOTBALL IS COMING HOME EITHER WAY !🇮🇹🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah

2 жыл бұрын

Lol! True! 😂

fingers cross means rely on cross

Actually you can cross your toes! 😂

Good for you is a nice one, BUT please mind your intonation ! I've hear this good to you many times and people they did not mean it. Be energetic with the intonation if you really mean it

You’ll blow them away Knock ‘em dead

So we can't wish the English footballers to break as many Italian legs as possible?)))

Hahaha ma'am which team do you support? Italy 🇮🇹 or England 🇬🇧😄😄😄

My heart bleeds for England tean..they just lost the final

May the best team win! I am italian and if your husband is a soccer fan there is no way your family doesn't support Italy! Just kidding

England will win with the help of laser light😊😅

@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah

2 жыл бұрын

Oh no! 👎 I hope not 🤪

Blow them away not very common in my view.

@abrito1185

2 жыл бұрын

Perhaps more common in a sports context.

Would you like to have a servant :)

I wish England will blow Italy away tonight ⚽️

Such an awful volume audio! Sorry, but it is really true! I can't hear you!

England tried their best at the championship, but they lost it!

@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah

2 жыл бұрын

At least my husband is happy 🤪

@stankormy5717

2 жыл бұрын

Love English with Leila & Sabrah , Let me take a wild guess, your husband is Italian!