Understanding Colloquial Expressions: Fun with English Slang

Learn the meanings of popular colloquial expressions in English with this entertaining video.

Colloquial expressions add color and personality to the English language. In this video, we explore some commonly used expressions and their meanings.

• Bullshit means something that is not true or is nonsense. Example: "His explanation was complete bullshit".
• Dogshit is used to describe something terrible or of very poor quality. Example: "The movie was dogshit".
• Horseshit means something that is nonsensical. Example: "That's a load of horseshit".
• Apeshit indicates extreme anger or excitement. Example: "He went apeshit when he found out".
• Batshit means crazy or insane. Example: "She went batshit after hearing the news".
• The shit means the best quality or something excellent. Example: "This new phone is the shit".

Understanding these expressions can help you navigate casual conversations and understand native speakers better. While these terms are informal and sometimes vulgar, they are frequently used in everyday English. Watch the video to see these colloquial expressions and learn how to use them appropriately. English can be fun and expressive, so enjoy learning these colorful phrases!