English Conversation | Bon Appetit | Give right arm | Carried away | Havisha Rathore

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I was sleeping. How did I come here?

Wow! What a wonderful place this is! Beautiful clouds all around me! I love it!

But, how did I get henna on my hands? It doesn't look good. I don't like it.

Leave it! Doesn't matter!

Meeku, fancy seeing you here! What a surprise to see you here!

Fancy seeing you here? What does it mean? I am not wearing any fancy dress, Prabhu.

Then why are you saying fancy seeing you here? Prabhu, I am your Meeku. Meeku.

Arre, fancy seeing you here or

fancy meeting you here is an amiable informal greeting and it is often used

when one is surprised to see someone. For example, I was surprised to see you here.

It was a pleasant surprise. I felt good to see you here.

I've been very much looking forward to this moment. Oh, really, Meeku? Yes, Prabhu. Oh,

my God! You live so over the top.

The last time I saw you, you were knee-high to a grasshopper. Knee-high to a

grasshopper? What does it mean, Prabhu? Please don't call me a grasshopper. I am

not a grasshopper, Prabhu. I am not calling you a grasshopper, Meeku.

I said last time I saw you, you were knee-high to a grasshopper. Knee-high to a

grasshopper means very small or very young.

This means when I saw you last time, you were very young. Oh, Thank you, Prabhuji!

Yeah, I was knee-high to a grasshopper when you saw me last time.

How are your studies going on, dear Meeku? I think Prabhu that's the only

question generally adults ask kids like me and I can understand this because I

put myself in their shoes when I meet someone younger than I after a long time.

I ask the same question to them.

Good Meeku! You used one idiom in your sentence and what does it mean?

Put yourself in someone's shoes means to imagine yourself in the situation of

another person so as to understand with their perspective, opinion, or point of view.

If I say in Hindi, it would be like considering yourself in place of someone else.

It means the practice of your English is going well. Good, keep it up, Meeku. Prabhu,

English is a really very crazy language. I want to learn it at any cost. I would

give my right arm for this. But I am fully baffled.

You want to give your right arm for this, Meeku? This is a good idiom. Tell me what

does it mean? Let me see you know the meaning or just like that you used

it. Yes, Prabhu, of course, I know its meaning.

It means I would like it very much. That's right, Meeku. But don't get too

carried away studying English, Meeku. It's important to take breaks time to time.

Prabhuji, don't get too carried away. what does it

mean? Okay, today, I'll teach you the expression

carried away. Listen carefully! If someone is carried away, it means that

the person got too excited about something and lost self-control. You can say, be

carried away or get carried away. Okay? For example, I know you love going out

with your friends but don't get too carried away.

I got it, Prabhuji. Thanks for teaching me common English phrase for my daily

conversation. Prabhuji, don't we have any McD or Domino's over

here? My stomach is growling.

We don't have here any McD, VcD. You will get these things on your Earth, not

here. You can get here only and only Sattvic food, Sattvic Bhojan. Okay?

But I can't see here Sattvic food as well.

Here you are, Meeku! Bon Appetit!

Prabhu, just now you were talking about Sattvic Bhojan and now you're talking about Bon

Appetit. I can't eat bone.

Meeku, Bon Appetit means enjoy your food.

Thank you, Prabhuji, for teaching me so many new things. God bless you, dear Meeku.

Oh, I am back. I am back. I think I had a wonderful dream. And yes, I have learned a lot in my dream.

I hope you might have also learned a little bit more English

through my dream. And if yes, don't forget to like, share and subscribe to this

channel. And I think I should sleep more so that

I can get good and good and better dreams and I can learn English. Let's start.

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