English Conversation between Bubbly and Dubbly | Part-2 | Havisha Rathore | Ranjan Shekhawat

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 jerk. Do you know

Priya purchased a new house recently? She is inviting all her friends and

acquaintances to her new house. Yeah, I know she's just fishing for compliments.

She invited me as well. But I'm not going to her house. I neither. I don't like her.

Her husband's promotion has given her a swollen head. Yes, you have taken the

words out of my mouth. Her husband reminded me of an incident. And what is

that? There was a strike in his Factory but he was seen at the mall. Yeah, that's

what we say he was fiddling while Rome burnt. It seems both are bloody nuisance.

If you'll excuse my French. Yes, you are right. They are made for each other. I

really don't understand how come he got the promotion. He must be buttering up

his boss. Yeah, that's right. But my husband is not like him. They are as

different as chalk and cheese. How can you say that? Her husband Butters up his boss,

but my husband calls a spade a spade. Once, he ended up fouling his own

nest by accusing his boss. You know once my husband also did the same thing and

as a result his boss and the team froze him out of the project in which he was

dedicatedly involved. That means our husbands are cut from the same clothes.

Right? Right, I hope you 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

start without a snag. Do you know Priya purchased a new house recently? She is

inviting all her friends and acquaintances.

Acquaintance. It means a person known to you. JAAN PAHCHAAN KE LOG

to her new house. Yeah, I know. She's just fishing for compliments.

Fishing for compliments. It means trying to get people to say

good things about you. I don't like to fish for compliments. But anyway do you

like my new dress and this new haircut? She invited me as well. But I'm not going

to her house. I neither. I don't like her. Her husband's promotion has given her a

swollen head. Swollen head. If someone has a swollen

head, it means that they think they are more intelligent and more important than

they are. Yes, you have taken the words out of my

mouth. Take the words out of the mouth. It

means you say what someone else was about to say.

In Hindi, it means MUH KI BAAT CHHEEN LENA

Her husband reminded me of an incident. And what is that? There was a strike in

his Factory but he was seen at the mall. Yeah, that's what we say he was fiddling

while Rome burnt. Fiddle while Rome burns.

It means doing unimportant things while there are serious matters to be dealt

with or, I would say not dealing with a difficult or dangerous situation but

instead doing nonsense or I would say useless things. It seems both are bloody

nuisance. Nuisance. It means someone that annoys you or

causes trouble for you. If you'll excuse my French.

Excuse my French or pardon my French. It is used as an apology for using

offensive language. Yes, you are right. They are made for each other. I really

don't understand how come he got the promotion. He must be buttering up his

boss. Butter up. If you butter someone up, you're very nice to them, or you've

flatter them, especially if you want to obtain something from them. In Hindi it

means MAKHHAN LAGANA, CHAAPLUSI KARNA.

Yeah, that's right. But my husband is not like him. They are as different as chalk

and cheese. As different as chalk and cheese. It means completely different

from each other. How can you say that? Her husband butters

up his boss, but my husband calls a spade a spade. Call a spade a spade.

If someone calls a spade a spade, it means he or she speaks truthfully or

openly about something difficult matters or I would say to say the truth about

something even if it is not polite or pleasant. In Hindi, it means

बिना लाग लपेट के कहना YA BINA MIRCHI MASALA LAGAYE KAHNA.

Once he ended up fouling his own nest by

accusing his boss. Foul your own nest. It means to do something which damages

your own interests or chances of success. In Hindi, it means

Apne per par khulaadi marana.

You know once my husband also did the

same thing and as a result his boss and the team froze him out of the project in

which he was dedicatedly involved. Freeze someone out. It means to

intentionally prevent someone from being involved in an activity or I would say

exclude someone from something. That means our husbands are cut from the same cloth.

Cut from the same cloth. It means having very

similar qualities, characters, or behaviour. Right? Right, I hope you 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! [Music]

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