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Yo say this when you just can't believe something/you are surprised in a positive or negative way.
For real?/ Is this for real?
What is this gif about?
Gotcha!
Just kidding...
I was just joking/I was just pulling you leg.
You say this when you are puzzled, confused over a situation.
I'm not sure what happened.
When something is not correct, it is false or has a mistake in it.
Incorrect
Any kind of answer or reaction.
Response
It is the collective term for those expressions that poets and writers use to make their text or speech more like literature. (e. simile-hasonlat, metaphor-metafora, alliteration- alliteráció etc.)
A figure of speech (Szókép, költői eszköz)
A question that we usually just ask but do not really expect an answer because it is obvious.
A rhetorical question. (Költői kérdés)
A polite way of telling "You are welcome"
It's my pleasure.
Hitting two birds with one stone...- Can you explain the meaning of this saying?
When you unexpectedly manage to do two different thing with one effort or while focusing on only one of them.
Buy one get one free offer.
Two for one deal
These are letters in the alphabet and you only use your vocal chords to say them.
Vowels
In this picture the red figure is ..........................by the blue figures.
Surrounded by
Another word for totally/fully/utterly...
Completely
When something is too complicated or ambiguous
It's too confusing.
Much more simple...(in another way)
A lot easier.
The positive and negative factors/aspects of something
The pros and cons
What does this picture illustrate?
Getting into a long (and unneccessary) explanation
You say this when you think something is all right
I guess it's okay
You say this when you have a sudden idea...
You know what?
If something does not work out well or if it fails
Go wrong
Something that is very simple and can be done in a short time
Quick and easy
What is the phrase that we use when you improve in something?
Level-up
A phrase for doing something in a quick and easy way
a shortcut to something/a shortcut to doing something
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