Learning English Conversations Episodes Episode guide
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Slow TV
Learn about the TV trend that urges you to relax, slow down and chill out.
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Slippery slope
Learn how to describe a situation that is getting worse and might end in disaster.
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Slap-bang
Learn a phrase to describe an exact position.
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Skew-whiff
Describe something that isn't straight.
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Skeleton in the closet
Finn and Li go to his late uncle's house. What is Li afraid of? We hope this won't you...
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Skeleton crew
An expression for when there aren't many people working.
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Six-pack
Do you have a six-pack or a one-pack? Maybe it's time to do more exercise! Find out in...
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Six of one, half a dozen of the other
This expression may not have anything to do with numbers
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Sitting pretty
Learn a phrase to describe a good situation.
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Shut up
Li and Rosie look at an expression which can be rude or jokey. Be careful how you use it!
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Shrinkflation
Getting less for your money
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Shout-out
Learn how to praise or thank someone publicly.
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Sheeple
Follow the crowd and learn a new English expression!
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Sheepish
Helen is a bit puzzled by Neil's statement that she is looking rather sheepish.
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Shedloads
Learn another way to say 'lots'
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Sharenting
Don't share too many photos of your children!
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Serial returner
Learn a phrase about exchanging clothes.
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Second-guess
If you don't know what's going to happen next, you have to guess.
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Scrub up well
Learn a phrase about making a special effort to dress smartly.
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Scatterbrain
Learn about this word that describes someone disorganised or forgetful.
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Say no more
Learn a phrase about understanding someone.
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Savage
Learn a new meaning of the word 'savage'.
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Salty
Why are people saying 'salty'? Find out with Feifei and Roy.
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Sadfishing
A word used when someone exaggerates their emotional problems to get attention.
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Running on fumes
What can you say when you have no energy? Learn a new English expression!
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Run for the hills
What makes you want to run for the hills?
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Rub it in
Learn an expression about enjoying someone's misfortunes.
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Rolling in it
Neil is rolling on the floor to teach a phrase connected to wealth. Feifei explains
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Roast
Learn the other meaning of the word 'roast'.
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Rinse repeat
An expression to describe repetitive tiresome actions. Learn how to use it here.
