English Conversation between Bubbly and Dubbly | Part-4 | Havisha Rathore | Ranjan Shekhawat

That means he looked as if butter wouldn’t melt in his mouth. Right? Butter wouldn’t melt in his mouth. It means

Hello, my brothers and sisters!  Today we will learn English through an English  

conversation between Bubbly and Dubbly. First, we  will listen to the conversation, and then we will  

learn English from it. I am sure you will love  it. So, let’s start listening to Bubbly and Dubbly  

without a hiccup. Hey Dubbly, you analyzed three  things. I mean, you predicted about three things  

based on your analysis. Isn’t it? Yes, I did. I  predicted that congress would win the election  

this year. And I also predicted the recession. And  the third thing, which I predicted is Corona Virus would  

not survive more than one year. And what happened?  You were wrong in all these predictions. Right?  

Yes, I was wrong. I have no option but to eat  crow and admit I was wrong. My prediction and  

my analysis were wrong. Now, never try to predict  anything. Yes, you are right. Because of these  

wrong predictions, many people passed me insulting  remarks, and I was forced to accept bad treatment  

without complaining. Or I would say I had to  eat dirt. That’s okay, Dubbly. It happens to  

everyone. But don’t get yourself involved in  politics. Politics is like a rabbit hole. Yes,  

you are right. Last year I fought tooth and nail  for the road safety law and the pollution in our  

country. But what happened? Yes, you are right.  The government is dragging its feet on measures  

to reduce road accidents. Yes, but please, I  don’t want to discuss politics here. I want  

peace of mind. That’s why I am here. You tell me  how the party was yesterday. Oh, my son’s birthday  

party? He invited his friends over, and you know  what happened? Whenever he invites  

his friends over, I stock up with food, but they  would eat you out of the house and home. Ha, ha,  

very funny. Nowadays, these teenage kids are  horrible. He wanted to invite my tenant. But he  

was not there. He looks innocent. And you know I  am fed up with my tenant. He doesn’t pay rent on  

time. What about your tenant? He must be paying  you the rent on time. Right? No, yaar, just before  

the rent was due, he did a moonlight flit. Oh,  he did a disappearing act. That means he looked  

as if butter wouldn’t melt in his mouth. Right?  Yes, right. But what could we have done? Nothing.  

I hope you leant just a little bit more English through this video.  If yes then don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to  

this channel. Bye-bye! See you in the next video!  Now, you have  

listened to the conversation between Bubbly and  Dubbly. Now it’s time to learn English from this  

conversation. We will play this conversation  again, and I will pause the conversation after  

the words which are required to be explained. I  will resume it after explaining the meaning. So,  

let’s begin without a glitch. Hey, Dubbly, you  analyzed three things. I mean, you predicted  

about three things based on your analysis. Isn’t  it? Yes, I did. I predicted that congress would  

win the election this year. And I also predicted  the recession. And the third thing, which I predicted is  

Corona Virus would not survive more than one year.  And what happened? You were wrong in all these  

predictions. Right? Yes, I was wrong. I have no  option but to eat crow and admit I was wrong.  

Eat crow. If you eat crow, it means  that you were wrong about something  

and apologize. In Hindi it means apni ichha  ke virud khud ki galtiyo ko swikaar kerna. My  

prediction and my analysis were wrong. Now,  never try to predict anything. Yes, you are  

right. Because of these wrong predictions,  many people passed me insulting remarks,  

and I was forced to accept bad treatment without  complaining. Or I would say I had to eat dirt.  

Eat dirt. If you eat dirt, it means you accept  bad treatment or insult without complaining. In  

Hindi it means bina shikayat kiye apni insult  ko sah Laina matlab apmaan sah lena. That’s  

okay, Dubbly. It happens to everyone. But don’t  get yourself involved in politics. Politics is  

like a rabbit hole. Rabbit hole. It means entering  into a situation that is problematic, difficult,  

complex, or chaotic. In Hindi, it means koi aisi  paristhiti mein fas jana jo bahut hi mushkil aur  

confusing hain. Yes, you are right. Last year  I fought tooth and nail Fight tooth and nail.  

It means fighting with energy and determination.  Or I would say to try very hard to get something  

you want. In Hindi, it means kisi cheej ko paane  ke liye ji jaan se koshis karna ya ladna. for  

the road safety law and the pollution  in our country. But what happened? Yes,  

you are right. The government is dragging its  feet on measures to reduce road accidents. Drag  

someone’s feet. It means to do something  slowly because you do not want to do it.  

In Hindi it means kisi kaam ko deri se karna ya  usko karne mein time lagaana. Yes, but please,  

I don’t want to discuss politics here. I want  peace of mind. That’s why I am here. You tell me  

how the party was yesterday. Oh, my son’s birthday  party? He invited his friends over, and you know  

what happened? Whenever he invites his  friends over, I stock up with food, but they would  

eat you out of the house and home. Eat someone  out of house and home. It means consuming a great  

deal of someone’s food. In Hindi, it means bahut  jyada matra mein kisi ka khana khana. Ha, ha, very  

funny. Nowadays, these teenage kids are  horrible. He wanted to invite my tenant.  

But he wasn't there. He looks innocent. And you  know I am fed up with my tenant. He doesn’t pay  

rent on time. What about your tenant? He must  be paying you the rent on time. Right? No, yaar,  

just before the rent was due, he did a moonlight  flit. Moonlight flit. It means leaving a place  

secretly and quickly to avoid paying money that  one owes. In Hindi, it means chupke se kisi jagah  

se khisak lena ya bhaag jana taki aap apna udhaar  daine se bach sako. Oh, he did a disappearing act.  

Do a disappearing act. If someone does a  disappearing act, it means they vanish,  

if they have done something wrong. In Hindi,  it means kisi jagah se chup chaap chale jana.  

That means he looked as if butter  wouldn’t melt in his mouth. Right?  

Butter wouldn’t melt in his mouth. It  means someone looks innocent, sincere,  

or kind, but actually, they are not.  They are capable of doing wrong things.  

In Hindi, it means koi daykhne mein to bahut  shareef hain par vaastav mein bahut badmash  

hota hain. jaise mera bhaiy daykhne mein to  bhola hain par waise vo gajab ka gola hain. 

Yes, right. But what could we have done? Nothing.  

I hope you leant just a little bit more English through this video. If yes then don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to

this channel. Bye-bye! See you in the next  video!