♥ ♥ ♥ 16 Common English LOVE Expressions ♥ ♥ ♥

If you like someone, you might want to let that person know. Or maybe you are already in a relationship and want to talk about it with your friends. To help you express yourself, watch this lesson all about expressions and slang to do with love and relationships. I will teach you sayings like have a crush on someone, play hard to get, hook up, tie the knot, and more. These are commonly used expressions by native English speakers. Be sure to watch because I will also give you my advice on good and bad behavior in dating. BEHAVE YOURSELVES or Ronnie will get mad!

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If you wouldn’t say it to your mother or sister, don’t say it here ?

engVid Moderator

omg then if you know that this is bad why do you speak about it.
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abduullah 1

shit man

abduullah 1

Thanks Ronnie for teaching us these interesting expression!!!

knopfler86

Thanks Ronnie. you are the best like every time and this lesson was grate and unique.
PS. about Tie the knot: It refer to ancient Roman ceremony that groom should open the knots around bride girdle before marriage consummated.

omid74

Hi thanks for this interesting lecture. I really like that hand writing and I’m still thinking how could some one’s hand writing be so good.

Prashant2000

Hi my teacher Ronnie and Engvid Moderator, your this video doesn’t appear on the list of Engvid web site. Just look on youtube list and can only enter here from youtube. I wanted to let you know.

idoo

Thank you for letting us know! It’s fixed now.

engVid Moderator

You got 8 correct out of 10.

M kartal

Cool t-shirt. #Bolsomito17

laeras

Thanks, Ronnie! Your lessons are so funny, we often laugh loudly when listening to your lessons. In China，long time ago, the people who will get married couldn’t see each other before they get married. for example, my grandfather and grandmother tie the knot, the first sight is on their wedding.

ivyliu

This is a very interesting story. Thank you. I didn’t know about that.

Milxx28

Thank you Ronnie

Terrysam

It’s a good lesson, thank you Ronnie.
I got the 10 answers right.

Shahad

hello, great class, thanks for the lesson

edgar6887

Very nice lesson. I enjoyed a lot! Thanks Ronnie, you’re the best!

Alan Fill

usful expressions
Thank you Ronnie

kourchi

…but you are actually not standing, well, you could, depends on your style… nice touch, Ronnie

Olega 53

OMG! we have store here named Mr.Quickie that fixes shoes and bag. Would that name be OK?

koreangie25

Hahaha! There is a French expression used in English, “double entendre” (two meanings), for words or phrases like this. They have a meaning that is ordinary or innocent, and a meaning that is a bit rude or sexual. People would understand the first meaning (the shop fixes shoes/bags quickly), but also the second. It’s funny, whether the store’s name is an intentional double entendre or not. ?️

engVid Moderator

Good job ronny