Rating:
 
|
Dificulty:
Share
|
Easy reader:
PRINT:
|
Funny kids
Time: 3:20
Accent:
|
Dictionary
Sound BrE
|
The funniest compilation of kids acting funny. Very cute.
You can also learn some expressions here.
It’s a good thing this kid is cute because, as his parents discovered, he’s definitely not the brightest bulb in the room.
When this little princess grows up, boys are really gonna be falling for her. But right now, she’s falling... for daddy’s camera.
Her parents realized dance lessons are gonna be expensive. But, compared to the price of therapy, it’s just a drop in the bucket.
This boy learns a fact about life: "the faucet giveth and the faucet taketh away".
Little Billy is about to discover that green doesn’t always mean "go!".
You realized early on, that some guys are chick-magnets, and some guys are chick-repellents. But here’s some world’s craziest device for this little guy:
Tip 1: the only girls worth liking are the ones that play hard to get.
Tip 2: don’t look like you’re trying too hard. Chicks can sense desperation.
And Tip 3: if you only have one move, work it till you wear her down.
Here’s a world’s craziest historical moment. The time when little Martha Stewart discovered that it was more fun to tell someone what to do than to do it yourself.
One of the best ways for a kid to learn is by spending some time in the kitchen with mum. But every time he opens the drawer, his mum closes it before he can get a look inside.
This leads the kids to learn that parents have a very subtle way of making you crazy.
ReportCUTE= lovable, very nice, adorable, beautiful and cuddly.
BULB= the glass globes we use to light a room when it’s dark.
NOT THE BRIGHTEST BULB IN THE ROOM= an expression used to mean "not the most intelligent person in the group", or a nice way to say that someone is not intelligent at all.
GONNA= going to
FALL FOR SOMEONE= to fall in love with somebody, to start to be in love with someone, to begin to love somebody in a romantic way: "I fell for her the first moment I saw here".
REALIZE= learn something by reasoning.
A DROP IN THE BUCKET= a very small proportion of it. On this video they play with both meanings of the word DROP. It may mean "to fall down" and it may mean (as in the original expression) that little portion of a liquid that forms a unit, as in the drops of water that make up rain.
FAUCET= AmE for TAP (BrE), it’s the device we turn on to get water running in the kitchen or the bathroom.
GIVETH, TAKETH= some centuries ago, the third person singular of the present tense of verbs added –ETH (pronounced "ith"). Later, the ending changed to –S, so in modern English we would say "gives, takes".
THE FAUCET GIVETH AND THE FAUCET TAKETH AWAY= it’s a parody of the expression "God giveth and God taketh away", meaning that all we have comes from God, and if we lose it, it’s ok because it wasn’t really ours, it was God’s, so he can give and take away from us freely. A saying to accept the hard things of life with resignation.
GREEN DOESN’T ALWAYS MEAN GO!= A reference to traffic lights, where red means "stop" and green means "go".
CHICK= colloquial word for "girls"
MAGNET= a metal object with the power of attracting iron. So "a chick-magnet" is a man who attracts lots of girls.
WORTH+ -ing= if something is worth doing, it is enjoyable, useful or beneficial, so it’s a good thing to do.
PLAY HARD TO GET= if a girl plays hard to get, that means that it is very difficult for you to become her boyfriend, although he probably wants to. Also used for boys.
