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I’m a very interesting
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and intelligent man
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And today I’m getting together with some of my feathered friends
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To teach you a thing or two about English idioms
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i bet you've never been taught by a bird before
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you might think that birds are not very clever
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And so
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not very good teachers
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and you’re right
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look at them
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their heads are tiny
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And a tiny head
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means a tiny brain
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in English we call someone who isn't very bright
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bird brain
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Bird
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Brain
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something I've never been called
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another thing you may have noticed about birds
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Is that they can fly
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which is very clever considering they’re bird brains
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Nor imagine the view a bird can get when it’s flying
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Here’s a bird in the sky…and here’s the ground
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Marvellous! They can see everything!
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So come on! What do you think the idiom ‘to have a bird’s eye view’ means?
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Thats right
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it means to be able to see very clearly from a high place
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what's that you said
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I got some very interesting information
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Would you like to know who told me?
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Well
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Didn’t you see
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a little bird told me
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I can use this idiom
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when I want to give you some information
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but i don't want you to know who told me
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a
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little
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bird
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told
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me
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some very interesting information
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about you
