Name: 英語のトピック - 奇妙な英語のイディオム (English Topics - Weirdest English Idioms)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T11:13:32.000Z
Duration: 10 min 13 s
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Alisha: Hi, everybody and welcome back to English topics.

My name is Alisha and I'm joined today in the studio by.

Alisha: And today, we're going to be talking about weird English idioms.

It's a weird one, we say it, we kind of accept it.

But I don't think it really sounds like a fart when you cut the cheese.

You ask, usually, you say who cut the cheese right?

Alisha: I don't think that this refers to a sound.

You're going to make me explain this one, aren't you?

This refers to the smell when you pass gas from your body.

Alisha: You're going to make me explain this.

If you cut a fresh cheese thing it smells kind of bad.

Alisha: So, your body as well if you release gas from your body, it may smell similar to

Alisha: And now, I've explained something fart-related on the internet.

Shouldn't be like fry the egg or something?

I swear I thought that was the sound, you know?

Alisha: My God, this is only the first one.

That is--I would like to point out that phrase, one that's used a lot by kids and parents

That's like a nice way to, I guess a silly way to refer to it otherwise rather unpleasant.

Well, no, it's always unpleasant, I would imagine, bodily function.

So, I don't recommend using that with your adult friends.

It usually uses a question I should point out.

Alisha: I'm trying to think of the last time I said this.

It's been like years since I've said that.

Michael: Yeah, it's like “cheesy sitcoms.”

I don't think I've ever said it in my life, ever.

I think you just maybe you hear it, you see it on sitcoms.

Do you use the phrase “cut the cheese” as an adult?

That's something I've used, you know, fart-related.

But, “cut the cheese” probably never.

Maybe I'm going to pick something to combat that one.

They're kind of two variations of this one, “hit the sack” and “hit the hay.”

They're just casual expressions that mean go to sleep or I'm done for the day.

But, yeah, I have no idea--I guess “hit the hay” kind of makes sense if you were

Alisha: Mattresses used to be made of hay, maybe.

Alisha: No, we're on such a good, good job today.

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英語のトピック - 奇妙な英語のイディオム (English Topics - Weirdest English Idioms)

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