When English is HARD to Understand

Mom, I'm going to school. Bring ice cubes. There is a new student joining our class later. So the teacher said there will be an ice-breaking session. But an ice-breaking session means... Bye, mum! I wish her English were better. Right? A convenience store! I want to buy a car to bring to class. What comes? Sorry, how do I read this? It's a sugar-free drink. And that's a dollar. Sugar-free drink? Don't mention it. That's $5. But you said sugar-free drink. The sugar is not free with the drink. Don't you dare. Class today. He just moved from California and will study here forever. New friend. Let's welcome Swaggy! Hi. I'm sorry, teacher, I'm late. What's up? "What's up" is a greeting. It's just like... How are you? What's up? You need 10 more English lessons. Go take a seat. Both of you. Okay. Here, teacher. I mean, sit down. I mean, go back to your place and sit down. English is so hard to understand. Zoe! Where are you going? You said to go back to my place. I'm going home. No. Take a seat means go to the place where you usually sit in class and sit down. Oh. Okay. She needs 1,000 more English lessons. Good morning, bestie! Hi. Sugar before drink? Let me help! Xiaowei! Shake the drink, not stk. Oh. Okay. Alright! Let's start our ice-breaking session. Yay! My bottle! Xiaowei! Why did you bring ice? Isn't this our ice-breaking session? An ice-breaking session refers to activities designed to help people get to know one another. Since Swaggy is new here, we usually start with an ice-breaking session. Oh. Here's a gift for you, rapper. You're cool, fam. Bro? Mom didn't tell me I had another brother. Fam just means close friends. Oh. Yeah, fam! I'm cool! Yeah, dude! Quiet class is our ice-breaking session. Ready, teacher! Teacher, why are we going to play the icebreaker? Can we tell two jokes in a row? I want to play Would You Rather. I want to go on a scavenger hunt. We are going to play... Huh? What? I'm going back to California. Don't worry. It's going to be a piece of cake. A piece of cake? BFF? I'm going to fail. It's just a piece of cake. Xiaowei! Huh? Why are you using a fork and spoon for the exam? You said the exam wrapping up would be a piece of cake. I want cheesecake! A piece of cake means the exam is going to be easy. So we're not having cake? Here is your paper. I want an ice cream cake. You have one minute to complete the test. One minute? Give me. Your test starts now. Good luck. Okay. Done. Oh. Xiaowei! Why did you do that? What do you say, break a leg? Break a leg means good luck. Not breaking your own leg. Okay. I'm using a pencil. She's actually right. Put down your pencil. Okay. My name is Shaggy. Hi, Xiaowei's mom. Come on in. Yay! Let's take a seat. Come here. What? Mom. Here is your bed. Cool room. Let's read a book together. Why? But there are only two MacBooks. It doesn't work. Xiaowei has three MacBooks. Enter password. Okay. The password is incorrect? That's not. What? You should enter. It says try again. You said try again. So I enter again. You're supposed to enter your sister's password. I know my sister's password. Let's play. Yay! Jump, Xiaowei. I've already jumped. This is so late. Late? It means very cool. Not fire. Oops. Xiaowei, watch this. What? You're my only sister. Stop pushing me. You're not dying? That means it's really funny. Xiaowei needs 5,000 English lessons. A serial killer is on the loose. He is armed and dangerous. Please keep your home locked and secure. Kids! My uncle's sister was... Everyone! There's a serial killer on the loose! A serial killer? What are we going to do? Oh no! Where are you going? What are you doing? I'm hiding our serial numbers. So the serial killer won't find it. No, dear. A serial killer killed us. Not serial. What? No! I guess we're safe here. Thanks, Xiaowei's mom. I'm still afraid. You need to calm down. I have an idea. I'm so cold. This will help you relax. Xiaowei, "chill" means making her calm down. Not making her colder. I thought... Remove the ice. Serial killer! Don't hurt them. You are dead. Xiaowei, be quiet. That means funny. It doesn't have the same meaning. You're the noisiest one. You will be dead first. No! I made it just in time. Yay! Thanks for... Let's go out to eat, kids. Okay! All kids should go out to eat together with me. Welcome to Yan Restaurant. My name is Weh Tee. Hi Weh Tee. I see that your glass is empty. Would you like another? Why would I want two empty cups? Weh Tee is asking you if you would like another glass of water. Yes, I want more water. Thank you. What would you all like to have today? I want fish and chips. Great choice! I want the steak. Awesome! And which side? The left side? I'm sorry? The right side is fine as well. Like this on the right side? Right side! Weh Tee is asking you whether you want fries or mashed potatoes as your side. I want fries. Alright. Your orders will be ready in 10 minutes. If you are waiting for the food, Does that mean we're the waiters too? Not technically correct. Late. Late means very cool! You're actually learning some English. Yay! Here's your food. And here's yours. Your steak. Yay! And your side dish. Enjoy your meal. You too! Okay, if you say so. A-Sing! You should say thank you, not you too. Okay, thank you. kraus Too late. Boo! Subscribe to win a Yei hoodie!