Interesting English Idioms | Everyday Phrases to describe how you FEEL
Ready for 18 everyday English idioms to Describe Feelings & Emotions? I made you a workbook to help you study! 👉 learn.mmmenglish.com/emotions...
Idioms are fantastic parts of language! They are so expressive! Learning these English idioms will help you to understand more native English speakers and help your English sound more interesting and fun! Choose a few of these idioms that you LOVE and think about how you can use them to tell stories or share experiences.
And I'm covering a whole range of emotions in this English lesson!
🤗 happiness x 3 idioms
😔 sadness x 3 idioms
😱 fear x 3 idioms
🤢 disgust x 3 idioms
😡 anger x 3 idioms
😯 surprise x 3 idioms
Emotions are expressed in a range. You can be mildly happy about getting a day off work, or extremely happy about winning the lottery. These idioms are useful to express the degree of emotion. Learning them will help you express the emotional side of English - what you really feel!
So buckle up! Today's lesson is going to be an emotional rollercoaster (ooohhhh that was a bonus idiom that I've added to the workbook!).
Download the workbook with all the idioms and three different activities that will test your skills. ⬇️
learn.mmmenglish.com/emotions...
Read the full transcript of this lesson on my blog here:
www.mmmenglish.com/2021/11/10...
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0:00 Introduction
2:03 idioms for Happiness
4:25 idioms for Sadness
6:25 idioms for Fear
8:14 idioms for Disgust
10:17 idioms for Anger
12:40 idioms for Surprise
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Dear Emma, many thanks für this lesson with the idioms about feelings and the very instructive worksheet. For me, it’s the best way to learn these. I can tell you, some idioms are similar to the ones we have in German, for example: over the moon (über dem Mond), heavy hearth (schweres Herz), jump out of the skin ( aus der Haut fahren), make the stomach turn (dreht den Magen um)
It was very useful.Thank you so much.
Hi Emma, This lesson i played the most and every idiom is so practical and useful in many ways. I like to share a real story with using few of the idioms i learned here. Every year the school's annual concert consists of a wide variety of great performances by each grade students. Usually the students would sing, dance and some put up plays. That year my daughter's class had prepared a series of magic shows which she was exceptionally thrilled and even as happy as Larry when she was selected to be the one doing a rather important task in a transportation magic. She was being the soul of discretion and never spilled the details of the performance as she had signed the disclosure clause and she meant it. That also made us more looking forward to her show and know no more than the other audiences. She was in a team of six, all were girls. First few minutes they worked hastily together to place a huge wooden box on the sweeping stage with a short flight of staircase against it. After she raised her hand to indicate her move was next, she walked with professional pace up the staircase then descended herself into the box which was near to chest high when she stood. Another down and up, she was already inside a sage she helped herself inside. Her other teammates then tightened her hands to the front with a rope and sealed the opening over her head with another rope. Every tool was professional standard and breathtaking and I was quite carried away. When they further closed and locked the lid with a big padlock that instantly gave me the heebee jeebee. From entertaining now I felt torturing, suffocating and was hopelessly helpless as if i was the one being trapped inside. When the other girl went up and stood on top of the box, that was the last straw. That was easily more than a minute, i recalled her breathe holding underwater was hardly 20 seconds. I was so close to yell out for a stop. Before I could make any useful move, the entire box and the girl on top was curtained by a black cloth around. That was sufficient to produce a murder. I was at the end of my tether, i had to save her now. In that very moment, the curtain was dropping to floor and the one on top of the box was the familiar, was her, my lovely daughter. The mood changed like a turn of a switch. I was over the moon knowing that she was back. It turns out that they were that best performance of the entire show and was even highly praised by many parents i overheard when we were leaving the auditorium.
I love the way you australians are more liberate in your way of express your selfs! In 1995 i worked on two different farms in Bruce Rock n W.A and in Colac in Victoria! I learnt a lot of slang......... The language is so important! I am a Christian and the bible teach us clearly to be very careful with Words! Good bless you Emma teach us
Hi Emma, An interesting and unique lesson about Interesting English Idioms. I sincerely appreciate your efforts and learned many new idioms and their uses for daily conversation. It is truly helpful to all learners. Thanks and regards,
Thank you Emma for this fantastic lesson on idioms. It is truly well done and easy to memorize.
Thank you Emma for this superb lesson. I've loved the strenght scale among different idioms. Thanks again, see you next Tuesday! 😀
Thank you so much for this bunch of idioms. People like me are very happy to see you again being on the go.
You truly can never stop learning English. Thanks Emma for these lessons.
Very interesting and useful English lesson about emotions. Thanks a lot. Best Regards.
Hey, Emma! Thanks for the wonderful info. I really love how you vividly describe each of idioms! ❤
Your lessons are always better and more accurate in the topics, with your presentations and colorful graphics, with the everyday examples. You are a very big passionate English teacher. Thank you
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you, Marika! I try my best!
I'm really as happy as Larry since I've learned these expressions finally! Thanks, Emma! 🙂
We don't have to live by how we feel. Thank you for teaching me how to express emotions in English. I have experienced all kinds of feeling throughout my life. It helped me to see this world vividly.
Hi Emma, thank you for teaching these helpful English idioms, especially with the scales on proper use. It caught me out of the blue learning in this way. I'm as happy as Larry. 😀
The elegant approach to teach phrases and idioms, well done 👍👏
The more videos appear the more I'm getting into it! Hence I become more confident that helps me to get through my fears when I talk with native speakers. Thank you Emma , look forward to see your next exsiting video soon
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
That's wonderful to hear, Alex! I'm so glad you are noticing progress in your English 👏🎉
Totally rare idioms, I haven't ever listened of. We are learning English with confidence.
@englishchannel3786
2 жыл бұрын
You probably meant " I haven't heard of" ;)
Thank you very much Emma for your commitment to share your knowledge with others. We appreciate it. You are rock! Sure I will implement some idioms in my everyday routine!
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
I hope so! Feel free to practise with me here in the comments 🙃
At the end of the day, I wrapped my head around why it is hella fundamental to use more expression about emotion or feeling, so I'm flying high for learning new and come in handy phrases to use from now on. So thank you ever so much, Emma, for bringing about lessons like this. That's much appreciated.
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
I'm so glad you enjoyed the new lesson, Oscar! Did you learn any new idioms in this week's lesson? Do you have a favourite? 🤩
Hi Emma Like previous videos , it is another precious lesson that i have learned since beginning. Although I have not heard them before, they are really so enjoyable and beneficial because we have the same idioms in our mother tongue that use them regularly so from now then i can use these lovely expressions easily and understand English people better. Shake your hands warmly 🌹
This video was very good, interesting expression for our daily Life.
Nice to see you again ma'am. I really enjoy your lessons. Very interesting.
Hi Emma! Thank you for the lesson. There were a lot of new phrases for me. You can convey your ideas to your learners easily! It's great teacher`s work! Maybe you will share with your students how to be a great teacher one day.
This video was so so useful.I woke up and watched the video immediately.I am gonna write and memorize them after my universitiy.Thank you so much Emma.You are really perfect .💜
really good lesson...thank you my dear teacher Emma for bringing up such a valuable lesson.
Thank you so much!!!!
Always pleasure to watch and learn! Thanks Emma!
Thank you English teacher!
Thank you for such an elaborate lesson, Emma! Your positive energy is contagious! :)
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
You're so sweet, thank you! 🥰
Impressive lesson coach. I have never been taught idioms like those. Thanks a milion
Hi Emma! I'm happy camper above all when I watch your amusing lessons about idioms! You are not only an excellent teacher, but also a gifted actress! Maybe you should also try somewhat related with movies or theater. Thanks a lot Emma!
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the lesson.
Good evening teacher. I'm an aspiring teacher learning your channel. Watching from Philippines.
Great lesson... I'm all in ears until the end of the video.... It helps to express the exact range and hipe of our feelings... And I am not really familiar with all these idioms so I was thankful to you for bringing away new things for us...
Hi Emma my dear teacher thanks for your helpful posts. ❤❤❤❤
Hi Emma, It was an "aha!" moment. It is very fascinating to learn new lessons from you. I enjoy watching your KZread channel. I am filled with gratitude to you.
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
I am *so* happy to hear this! 🤩 Were there any idioms in the lesson that you have never heard before?
@blisslunghar9451
2 жыл бұрын
@@mmmEnglish_Emma Yes, there are some new words that are unfamiliar to me like *The heebie jeebies, off fly to the handle and at the end of tether*...I am so enthralled 💯💥.
Dear Emma, You are an impeccable English teacher.
Thank you, Emma! The measuring needle is great.
It was very important to me. Thank you very much.
Wow, thank you! ❤️
Wonderful class!, thank you so much teacher Emma. Have a nice weekend
Fruitful idioms Thanks
I'm a native English speaker from the U.S., but I really enjoy these sorts of videos. I'd never heard happy as Larry. It definitely sounds like something from Australia or the UK. :)
@metinyldrm5029
2 жыл бұрын
Where is she from, UK?
@jinroman
2 жыл бұрын
@@metinyldrm5029 she’s Australian
So pretty 🤩 Thanks for lesson ❤️
Thanks
Спасибо🎉🎉🎉
Thank you so much Miss Emma you made the lecture easy with your beautiful style of explanation
thank you, Emma! this is good stuff for us not native speakers. One thing I'd like to know is if these idioms are more used in Australia or in other English speaking countries too. Thanks in advance. 🥰 I am a happy camper to be able to practise my english with you👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
hello Emma 😄, I love your classes, I'm trying to learn more and more about expressions and conversations, but I confess that I need to study a lot to be able to speak English like you. When I improve my pronunciation I will write to you in the comments. All good for you. 🤗
I can't believe I see you again Emma! Hello hello darling! And thanks so much for another marvelous lesson here! I mostly love learning English idioms 'n' other informal phrases as an essential part of English natives daily culture, I just wanna be the part of their own culture too. I'm happy to know something new today, I'm so grateful for such a good opportunity to my fave mentor Emma! Kiss 'n' hugs! Love you and I'll see you soon!
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
This is so good to hear! Which idioms are new for you today, Dave?
@davesmith6436
2 жыл бұрын
@@mmmEnglish_Emma Yes, thanks for your question! Here are new idioms to me To jump out of my skin The heebie jeebies A heavy heart Down in the dumps Fly off the handle To make my skin crawl Indeed, I knew a lot more information than I possibly expected. Thanks Emma so much, I always appreciate all of your creativity! You rock!
The best part of your videos is to say mmm English with you I ❤love to say that Lots of love from India🇮🇳
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
Did you learn any new idioms in this week's lesson, Isha? Do you have a favourite? 🤩
@ishani5561
2 жыл бұрын
My favorite idiom is out of the blue I will definitely use it and I really like it but I didn't know it's meaning Thanks for sharing😘
I always watch Emma's videos, which is so important and useful. These videos are so important especially for English learners. Thank you so much for your time. I really appreciate your effort😊❤. People are as Happy as Larry to see you again. Please keep it up❤😊.
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
This is so wonderful to hear, Madara! I'm glad you enjoyed this week's lesson 💛
Hey Emma !..thank you for this fantastic lesson.😍
I am over the moon that you prepared this really helpful video for us Emma. I really appreciate your engagement, positive energy and enthusiasm 😊 this new video came out of the blue and I'm looking for a new one soon! Any topic you prepare will be interesting to me! Kind regard from Poland 🇵🇱
Hello Emma.... Thank u so much for posting this unique lesson on new idioms.It is so nice n interesting n feel as happy as larry.
Just amazing channel for the Learning English Thank you very much.
First of all, I enjoy your online English class always. One thing I have noticed your speaking is flawless, what I think, matters a big on online teaching. Thank you madam.
I am over the moon when I received new lessons. Thanks I feel happy as Lary😁
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
👏👏👏👏
Simply awesome... Love it!
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
Yay!
Kudos to the best and lovely teacher in the world!
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you! 😊
Thank you for your explains
Hey Emma,it's wonderful to see you back with another fantastic lesson. This lesson was so useful.I just saved it to my playlist .Thanks!
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you! What were some new idioms you learned in this lesson?
@metamorphmagus4823
2 жыл бұрын
@@mmmEnglish_Emma A few ones were known to me , like - as happy as larry, bummed etc.But I didn't know their uses,like you said when we are a little bit sad , we have to use bummed.And the rest of the ones were new to me.Like-a heavy heart,a happy camper etc.Thanks Emma!
You're impeccable teacher, thank you so much!
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
You're very welcome! ❤️
Excellent lesson Emma, really helpfull! I love your work and dedication in MMMEnglish!!
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
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Fancy seeing you Emma! I’m always tryna learn different idioms in four English accents what I used to learn. This was really helpful to me . Thank you very much Emma! 🤍💙
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
I’m so glad to hear it - which idiom(s) were new for you?
Thanks for sharing.
Hello Emma, You are a huge inspiration ❤️ I sincerely appreciate your efforts and always find something new to learn
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
I appreciate you too Asma!
Thank you Emma for this lesson. It is really helpful.
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
You are welcome, Sandali! What were some new idioms you learned in this lesson?
Hi Emma, Thanks for this wonderful lesson. This is so good that I wrote many notes. Keep It up
Thank you so much that's I am really learning English with confidence too.
Best teacher 🧑🏫 ❤️
It’s been a quite interesting english class, thanks a lot for your help and advice ☺️
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
You're very welcome! 😊
You are the best teacher , I love your class .
I really enjoyed this lesson thank you emma🥰
I feel so happy because I see you back with the english idioms. Oh ! Thankyou Emma for this great lesson which helping me to describe my felling. keep it up Emma.❤️❤️❤️❤️
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
Can you use one in a sentence for me?
@luvikirar1
2 жыл бұрын
@@mmmEnglish_Emma I am over the moon whenever you give a heart to me. At that time I just shocked when you put a question to me and I am happy as Larry. Lot of love from India❤️❤️❤️
Wonderful lessons! thank you, Emma.
Thank you !
Great organized lesson! Thanks for your exceptional effort. I am happy as larry! Who ever he is.
@AussieTVMusic
2 жыл бұрын
Haha that was funny. Yeah, who is Larry?
Omg ! That was such an informative lesson. I loved it..... thank you very much Emma !
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you 💕
Thank you so much for the lesson I appreciate it ❤️
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
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Wow, I am happy as you... thank you so much for this interesting lesson
Just amazing video. Thank you Emma ❤️
Thanks a bunch maim.It's a fascinating lacture 👌
You are doing it great! Thanks for the hard labor!
Much usefull for me. I will practise every day in order to remember all.
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
That's the best way to remember them! Do you have a favourite idioms from the ones covered in this lesson? 🤩
Hello dear teachear from Buenos Aires Argentina. Thanks for your lesson 🌹💖 I'm always as happy as Larry when I watch your videos because I can improve my English knowledge. I was a bit bummed as I couldn't do this exercise yesterday, I was really busy. Thanks again 💖🌹😘❤️💝
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
Excellent use of these idioms, Diana!! 👏👏👏
It’s very useful idioms. I was over the moon because I have learnt some new idioms from this video lesson. Thanks
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
Hooray! I’m so glad to hear it! Which ones were new and idioms for you?
Thanks miss I really appreciate it, you look gorgeous take care god bless you.
Thank mam
I love learning new idioms. This video was for me
Thank you Emma! Your lessons is wonderful 👍🌹🌹🌹
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you!
Thank you Emma. I am amazed 🥰
Thank you so much Emma.You really help me a lot about english grammar.👍🏻👍🏻watching you're video become part of my everyday routine now..☺️
Yes I enjoyed this lesson of idioms.
Very helpful lesson emma ,love you
Thank you so much Emmmmmmma you always make me over the moon when i study with you🌹🙏💟
@mmmEnglish_Emma
2 жыл бұрын
You're very welcome, Askad! 🤗 I hope you enjoy using some of these idioms in your daily conversations!
Keep it up, Emma!
Thank you so much Emma You are the best👍💯
You are a great teacher
Nice! Thank you for making wonderful videos! I had learned a lot from you!