English Conversation between Bubbly and Dubbly | Part-1

Rohini's uncle caught two Gatecrashers. "GATECRASHER" Where were you or did you

take French leave? "FRENCH LEAVE"

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'm sure you will love it. So, let's get

started listening to Bubbly and Dubbly without a snag. How was the party

yesterday? Yeah, it was fun. What about you? I didn't see you after dinner. I asked

the host, Rohini, about you. She didn't know either. Where were you or did you

take French Leave? Yes, I did. Was everything okay? I think you were upset

yesterday, right? Rohini gave me the cold shoulder. I realized it. I got on my high

horse and took French leave. But Rohini is such a lovely lady. How could she have

given you the cold shoulder. Probably it was due to my Freudian slip. I said sorry,

even though she treated me like that. And may I know what was that Freudian

slip. Her sister declared that she got the job. And you know what I did? Without

thinking I just said, "I'm so sad," but you know I immediately corrected it. I said,

"Sorry, I mean, glad." That's all I said, and Rohini might have considered that that

was my true thought and feeling. Oh, I see. Then she was not wrong. I mean, she was

wrong the way she treated you. Leave that. Don't worry. I will give as good as I get.

I'm gonna throw a party very soon. I will invite her and give her a taste of her

own medicine. If you do that, I would say that won't be right from your side. I

don't care. I just need to even the score. I won't get peace until I do it. She

should get her comeuppance. She was your good friend, but now it seems she has

become a pain in your neck. Earlier I was like I could give the shirt off my

back to her. But now, no. Okay, leave it. Forget it. You tell me. Did you enjoy the

party. Your kids must have enjoyed the party, right? Yes, they did. But they gave

me hard time at the party. I couldn't control them. They were looking for

your kids. Yeah, my kids also wanted to spend some more time over there. But I

couldn't help it. Do you know what happened at the party? Rohini's uncle

caught two gatecrashers. They both were MBA students. Her uncle made them clean

the utensils. Oh, they must have learned a lesson. I think they won't gatecrash

anywhere else now. I hope so. But Bubbly, I have to take leave now. I have to pick

up my daughter from her dance class. Okay, no problem. It was nice meeting you. Yeah,

see you soon! Bye-bye! I hope you have liked this conversation. 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 jerk. How was the party

yesterday? Yeah, it was fun. What about you? I didn't see you after dinner. I asked

the host, Rohini, about you. She didn't know either. Where were you or did you

take French leave? "FRENCH LEAVE" It means an Abrupt and

unannounced departure without permission or without informing anybody. If you take

leave without informing or taking permission from your boss or teacher,

this kind of leave is called French leave. I hope you got it.

Yes, I did. Was everything okay? I think you were upset yesterday. Right? Rohini

gave me the cold shoulder. "GIVE SOMEONE THE COLD SHOULDER"

It means to ignore someone or stop being friendly with them deliberately.

I realized it. I got on my high horse. "GET ON YOUR HIGH HORSE" It means to start

talking angrily about something bad that someone else has done.

and took French leave. But Rohini is such a lovely lady. How could she have given

you the cold shoulder. Probably it was due to my Freudian flip.

"FREUDIAN SLIP" It is a verbal error that you may make

while speaking or writing or I would say when you mean to say one thing but

instead you say something entirely different. It's commonly known as a slip

of the tongue. I said sorry, even though she treated me

like that. And may I know what was that Freudian slip? Her sister declared

that she got the job. And you know what I did? Without thinking, I just said, "I'm so

sad." But you know I immediately corrected it. I said, "Sorry, I mean, glad." That's all I

said, and Rohini might have considered that that was my true thought and

feeling. Oh, I see. Then she was not wrong. I mean, she was wrong the way she treated

you. Leave that. Don't worry. I will give as good as I get. "GIVE AS GOOD AS YOU GET"

It means to treat people in the same way that they treat you or I would say to

treat people as badly as they treat you. I'm gonna throw a party very soon.

"THROW A PARTY" It means to organize a party or to have a party.

I will invite her and give her a taste of her own medicine.

"GIVE SOMEONE A TASTE OF THEIR OWN MEDICINE" or "GIVE A DOSE OF THEIR OWN MEDICINE"

It means to treat someone as badly as

they have treated you. If you do that, I would say that won't be

right from your side. I don't care. I just need to even the score. "EVEN THE SCORE" It

means to get revenge against someone. I won't get peace until I do it. She

should get her comeuppance. "COMEUPPANCE" It means a fair punishment or treatment

for something bad someone has done. She was your good friend. But now, it

seems she has become a pain in your neck. "A PAIN IN YOUR NECK" It means someone is

very irritating or annoying. Earlier, I was like, I could give the

shirt off my back to her. "GIVE THE SHIRT OFF MY BACK TO SOMEONE"

It means to do anything to help someone. But now, no. Okay, leave it. Forget it. You

tell me. Did you enjoy the party? Your kids must have enjoyed the party. Right?

Yes, they did. But they gave me a hard time at the party. "GIVE A HARD TIME" To annoy

or make things difficult. I couldn't control them. they were looking for your

kids. Yeah, my kids also wanted to spend some more time over there. But I couldn't

help it. Do you know what happened at the party? Rohini's uncle caught two gatecrashers.

"GATECRASHER" It means a person who attends a party or event without an

invitation. Let me give you an example. Bhisma Pitamaha also became a gatecrasher at the

marriage ceremony of Amba, Ambalika and Ambika. I hope you got the meaning of gatecrasher.

They both were MBA students. Her uncle

made them clean the utensils. Oh, they must have learned a lesson. I think they

won't gatecrash anywhere else now. "GATECRASH" Gatecrash is a verb and

gatecrasher is a noun. And gatecrash means to go to a private party without being invited.

So, Bhisma Pitamaha

gatecrashed the marriage ceremony of Amba Ambalika and Ambika. I hope so. But Bubbly

I have to take leave now. I have to pick up my daughter from her dance class.

Okay, no problem. It was nice meeting you. Yeah, see you soon! Bye-bye! I hope you

have liked this conversation. If yes then don't forget to like, share, and subscribe

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

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