BEFORE WE DIVE IN
Spare a thought for those in the UK last week.
Houses are designed to keep the heat in, and no one has air conditioning.
My friends are melting.
Anyway, they’ll live.
But there is an important response you all need to know, in the case that a Brit ever say that they are hot, or that the weather is hot.
Turn to them and say:
“Might be too hot.”
They will likely respond.
“Might be.”
Then you’ve made a new friend.
Thank me later.
Stay hydrated
This week’s three tips:
SOMETHING TO AVOID 🫣
🤦🏻♀️ “I have hot”
In English you don’t use the verb “to have”.
✅ “I am hot”
We use the verb “to be” instead.
I was so hot I took a cold shower to cool down
SOMETHING TO SOUND CONFIDENT 🧐
👔 Business expressions
“To feel the heat”
To feel pressure, criticism, or scrutiny, usually because something has gone wrong, expectations are high, or results are poor.
Spanish idea:
Sentir la presión / estar bajo presión / estar en el punto de mira.
The sales team is really feeling the heat after missing their quarterly targets
SOMETHING TO WATCH 📺
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Jack & Krystallo
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