Brian L
2025-05-24
Do you always say "I'm in trouble"? Want to sound more natural?
Try this phrase: "in hot water"
It means to be in trouble, especially for doing something wrong.
Example: "I was in hot water after I forgot my boss’s email."
This phrase makes your English sound more natural and expressive. Native speakers use it often.
When were you last in hot water?
Try this: "I was in hot water when __________."
Want to practice expressions like this?
Book a Free Talk lesson with me!
Nombre de la clase
Do you always say "I'm in trouble"? Want to sound more natural? Try this phrase: "in hot water" It ...
Brian L
Expressions - Running on fumes
Do you always say "I'm tired"? Want to sound more natural? Try this phrase: "running on fumes" It m...
Brian L
Do you always say "I'm happy"? Want to sound more natural? Try this phrase: "over the moon" It mean...
Brian L
Expressions - Under the weather
Here’s a natural English phrase: "under the weather" It means you're not feeling well—maybe just a ...
Brian L
「私は日本人でも中国人でもなく、地球市民だと思っています」 「私は私で、国籍は二の次です」 日本で働いている中国人にインタビューした研究論文で彼らが自己認識について語った言葉が紹介されていました...
Naoko.S
皆さんこんにちは！カフェトークでは日本人の生徒さんに英語を教えることがほとんどな私ですがたまに日本語も教えています。実は旦那の知り合いの大学教授さんが勤めるノルウェーのとある大学で日本語を教えて欲し...
Rie O.E
Hello everyone! Today I'm going to talk about a mistake that I see a lot from my Japanese studen...
Lizzie H
How to adjust to a new environment
Hello Dear Students! Moving to a new home or starting a new job can be exciting—but also stressful...
Lisa D.
English
日本語
한국어
简体中文
繁體中文
Italiano
Deutsch
Русский
Comments (0)