This tutorial provides a systematic and accessible framework for mastering emotional nuances, effectively bridging the linguistic gap for Afaan Oromo speakers. Its structured approach transforms complex phrasal verbs into practical tools for natural communication.
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Miira Keenya Ibsuuf ---- Phrasal verbs; part 4 #englishlanguage #english #afaan_oromooAjouté :
Fore.
>> Okay. Hello everyone. How are you doing?
And welcome to Star English.
When we're happy, when we are disappointed, when we are sad, what kind of expressions do we use?
What about if we are angry when we are frustrated?
That would be wonderful. Excellent.
Good. Um, let's move on to the first one.
Positive emotion. Positive emotion.
The phrasal verbs by the way, you know, like it's good to catch them. Okay. Um, we say cheer up.
Cheer up.
Cheer up. For example, cheer up.
Everything will be okay. Cheer up.
Everything will be okay.
Yeah. So, cheer up.
Cheer up. Everything will be okay.
That's number one. And the second one is light up.
>> WELL, FIRST JUST LIGHT UP.
>> Light up.
If we Okay, light up.
For example, her face lit up. Lit up.
Her face lit up when she heard the news.
Her face lit up.
L I look this one hit pig fix when sit Great.
W I N Wine. W I N Wine. Wine.
Right. Life. Uh. Nice.
Okay. Mine nine read, right? You see? So, so we say lit up. So, her face lit up when she heard the news.
up. Good. And the third one is open up.
Open up.
You know, you just speak to people. Okay. Open up.
Okay. He opened up about his worries. He opened up about his happiness.
Okay.
Open up. Open up. And number four, warm up. Warm up to someone. Begin to like someone. Warm up.
>> She's just warming up.
Warm up. She warmed up to her new teacher like warm up. Okay. Warm up. I'm warming up.
Warm up.
Uh the other one, the fifth one is calm down.
>> Take a deep breath and calm down.
>> You see here, calm down. Be relaxed.
Okay, calm down.
Calm down.
Okay, take a deep breath and calm down.
Okay.
Relax.
Calm down.
Good. So, these are positive emotions.
Positive emotions here.
Cheer up again. Cheer up. Light up.
Light up.
Open up.
Up and up.
Warm up. Warm up. And here, calm down.
Calm down. Good. These are positive emotions. Positive emotions.
And the second one is when we want to talk about sadness and disappointments.
Sadness and disappointments.
You know look number one is break down.
>> Break down. Break down.
You know breakdown.
She broke down after hearing the news.
Okay. Broke down. Don't break me down.
Don't break me down.
Uh, the second one, feel down.
Feel down.
Oh, I feel down.
I felt down yesterday after talking to him.
So, I've been feeling down lately.
Okay.
Down.
Okay.
Um, get over >> took over an hour to get him out.
>> Get over, you know, recover emotionally.
For example, it took him time to get over the sadness.
It took him time.
Okay.
Get over. Okay. Okay. Have you gotten over? Have you got over?
Get over.
And number four, bottle up. Don't bottle up your grief.
Bottle up.
Hide the emotions. Hide emotions.
Open up. Open up.
So, open up.
Don't bottle up.
Look. Don't bottle up your feeling.
Don't bottle up your feeling. Look here.
Don't bottle up your feeling.
Good. And number five.
Sadness and disappointment and let down.
>> I won't let you down. I promise.
down. Okay. I felt I felt let down by his promise.
Okay.
Don't let me down. Good.
Break down. Break down. Number two. Feel down. Feel down. Number three, get over.
Get over. And number four, bottle up.
Bottle up. Number five, let down. Laid down. These are phrasal verbs used to talk about sadness and disappointments.
Number five, talking about anger and frustration.
If we want to talk about anger and frustration, what kind of phrasal verbs do we use? Number one, Um, blow up.
>> Blew himself up.
>> Blow up.
Blow up. Okay, look. He blew up during the conversation.
blow up. You see angry angry you know it's not fair to repeatedly use you know some words in our conversation so it's good to have variety of words and expressions and number two go off especially when she went off script >> go off blow up go off almost the same become angry suddenly She went off.
She went off when she heard the complaint. Okay.
She went off.
And number three, calm down.
Calm down.
Stop being angry.
>> Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. calm down.
He finally calmed down.
And number four, snap at >> Don't snap at her. Don't >> snap.
Speak angrily to someone. Snap at at Don't snap at me.
Don't snap at me. Don't snap at me.
She snapped at her brother.
The house of the house of the snap at good. And number five, mad at >> mad at us.
>> Mostly mad at you.
>> Normally mad.
So mad. Don't be mad at me. I'm mad at you.
mad at you. I'm mad at you. Okay, look.
The teacher is mad at the students.
I'm mad at you.
Okay, let's see how to pronounce together now. Let's pronounce together.
So, blow up. Blow up. Go off. Go off.
Come down. Come down. Snap at snap at mad at. mad at. Good. These are phrasal verbs related to um anger and frustrations.
Excellent. Now, let's move on to the fourth one. The fourth one, fear and worry. Fear and worry.
fear and worry. Okay.
Fear and worry.
Look, freak out. Don't freak out. Don't freak out. Don't freak out. Freak out. Freak out. Become very anxious and or scared.
Okay. Don't freak out. Don't freak out.
Don't freak out about the exam. Don't freak out about the exam.
Don't freak out. Don't freak out. Good.
And number two, stress out.
Stress out. Stress out.
Stress out. Okay. Deadlines stress me out. Oh, you're stressing me out. You're stressing me out.
>> Okay.
You know, okay. Okay. Stress out. Don't stress out.
Don't stress out. Relax. Calm down. Why do you stress out? Why do you stress out? Okay, good. So the stress out and worry about worry about feel anxious about something.
She worries about her children.
Worry. She worries about her children.
Worry. Worry. Worry about. Worry about.
For example, I really worry about my education.
I worry about my job.
I worry about my job. I really worry about my job.
Um, and the fourth one, back out.
Back out.
Withdraw because of fear.
Look, he backed out.
He backed out out of the interview. He backed out of the interview.
He backed out. Don't back out. Don't back. Back out.
Don't back out. Okay. Don't give up.
Give up.
Good.
And number five, hold up. Hold up. Hold up. Stay strong under pressure. Hold up.
Hold up. Okay. Hold up. She held.
She held up. Well, in the crisis.
Okay. Hold up. Hold up. Hold up.
Hold up. Hold up.
Okay.
Don't give up. Hold up.
Okay. Good.
Break out. Freak out.
Stress out.
Stress out. Worry about.
Worry about.
Back out. Back out.
Hold up. Hold up.
And the last one, number five, is encouragement and recovery.
Encouragement and recovery.
Encouragement.
recovery recovery. So, encouragement and recovery.
And the first one is here. This is encouragement and recovery. Um, back up.
No, pick up. Pick up. Pick up. Um, pick up improve emotionally.
My mood picked up after talking to a friend.
Picked up.
Picked up. Picked up. And the second one, bounce back. Bounce back. Recover quickly.
That's bouncing. Bounce.
That means bounce back. Bounce back. He bounced back. After failure, he bounced it back.
He bounced back after failure.
Please bounce back.
Natural. It's natural, you know. Don't regret bounce back.
Okay. And number three is pull through.
Pull through. Through. Pull through.
Okay. Survive a difficult emotional time. Pull through. She pulled through after the lose.
Okay.
You know, pull through.
Okay. Pull through.
Number two, pull through. And number four, carry on.
Continue despite difficulty. Continue despite difficulty. You know, difficulty know.
Carry on. Carry on. Don't stop now.
Carry on. Don't give up. Carry on.
Okay.
Don't give up.
And number five, give up.
Give up.
Don't give up.
Don't give up. Learn English. Practice English. Don't give up. Okay.
Continue. Carry on. Go on. Go on. Give up.
Don't give up.
Do you understand?
You know, no problem.
So you have to like practice it. Okay.
Practice makes perfect.
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