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EVERYDAY PHRASES, PHRASE 4

26/1/2025

 
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This week we are dealing with the Polish word - bzdura.
📌Complete nonsense
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Use this when something is absurd or makes no sense at all.
Example:
​A: I think I can fly if I concentrate hard enough.
B: That’s complete nonsense.

📌Rubbish
Popular in British English, this is a direct way to call something untrue.
Example:
A: He says he owns three Ferraris.
B: Rubbish! He doesn’t even have a driver’s license.

📌Baloney
A playful, informal American English term for something absurd or made-up.
Example:
A: I heard they found a secret treasure in the basement.
B: Oh, come on. That’s baloney.

📌A load of crap
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Very informal, often used to express frustration or disbelief.
Example:
A: The politician said he’ll cut taxes for everyone.
B: What a load of crap. They never do that.

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    Accordingly
    After You
    Altogether
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    Chuffed
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    Dodgy
    Do You Have Any Questions?
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    Expensive
    Fancy
    Fishy
    Flimsy
    Great
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    I Have A Lot Of Work
    Let's Talk Shop
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