Crazy English: FOODS that have BODY PARTS?

Amazing logics Ronnie

SID

I get 100 . Thanks Ronnie, it was interesting.

olegvel

Thanks Ronnie!!
It´s funny, but most of the vocabulary is exactly the same in Spanish XD

knopfler86

As always great lesson.thanks

mieto1969

1st time on top of comments box.
Hey kottoz where r u?☺

SID

Thanks Ronnie.
I never had think about the parts of my body it seems like food. Actually, just sausage. Good logic.

Fernando Moreira

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engVid Moderator

Your lessons are great! Thank you so much for all the effort you make!

Azucena922

Great Lesson. I liked it.

suleiman80

Thanks

Muhammadomer

Learning a lot. Thank you for sharing.

M.Hatulan

Hi Ronnie:

Well, some of these examples do exist in Spanish (particularly here in Argentina). The one I don’t know if exists in USA or Canada is “Huevos (eggs)” to refer to testicles. In Argentina it’s used when football (soccer for USA) fans refer to their team or to a particular player. For example: if the team loses, they shout: “PONGAN HUEVOS” (meaning: “try to play harder” or, by contrary, if a player plays really great, they say “ESTE SI QUE PONE HUEVOS” (meaning: “this man plays hard, he feels the game”).

Thanks & greets from Argentina (Hope it is from England someday)
Marcelo.

marcelomiguelbazan

Awesome lesson,as always
Thank you Ronnie

PacoBe

This is a really useful lesson!

pablovinicius

OMG delete this video plz

mohammad naji

why?

changseewoo

because he is from Jordan :D

Alesia

Why?

Kledson

Once in a blue moon, I would think about this stuff if I were mad and very crazy but this slang is very funny, we can enjoy it but it isn’t used usually, it’s the first time I have listened to these words and expressions. Telling a joke,…What does “be a Vegetarian Cannibal” mean? Would they be people who eat the palm of the hands and the sole of the feet, wouldn’t they? Would it be possible? Listening to this lesson I have remembered and learned expressions like to tread on somebody’s corns, corn-poppy, Indian corn, corn on the cob, meatball, maggot, nappy, dummy, pacifier, teat, lollipop, to have somebody in the palm of one’s hand, to have somebody eating out of the palm of one’s hand, to be pie-eyed, it’s pie in the sky, because they are learned as easy as pie, and so on. Thanks a lot, teacher Ronnie, yet I am laughing with this topic.

angardiobel

Hi Ronnie
Back home we call the lettuce with that body part opposite to head…..we call it a” foot of lettuce …..

violetree

you are the best RONNiE.I love your style of teaching

Maryam feili

good lesson

moshlov2010

i saw two times. it was interesting

kor2eng

i love it

minhhangtdn

Very interesting!

Barbara Lima 80

Thank you very much Ronnie. I have learned a lot of English with you and the other teachers but you are my favorite . Your lessons are always so fun that I score always 100 points in the quiz.

Cascoxa

She’s Amazing !!!

ricardo22df

Awesome, I like your lesson.

Nuanpornsu2505

I am wondering where your accent is from Ronnie. You sound either Canadian or American, though also I detect another accent underneath.

De bloomen bos

Ronnie is Canadian, but there are many regional accents in Canada. Maybe that’s what you’re hearing?

engVid Moderator

Oh, I should add that I think your lessons are awesome.

De bloomen bos

I love these lessons congrats Ronnie

orlando123

thank you so much

ayad198m

Hi Ronnie!
Your video is great fun.
I’d like to say a thing about “orecchiette”.
In Italian “chi” is like “key” and not “cheek”. The pronunciation of “orecchiette” is
“ore-key-ette”.
Ciao

Emmolina

Hi Ronnie this video and all slang videos just about American or Caanadian slang or about all slang like Australian slang

Nour Ibraheem

Hi Ronnie !

Why you didn’t mention about Fish Fingers ? It sounds even more ridiculous than the Food Fingers :)

dominiccco023

BTW

That lesson was bitchin’ !

dominiccco023

good lesson

Minhchien7906

got 9/10 for my first lesson. yeay, that’s very cool. thank you, Ronnie :)

deanarda

thnks …

suhayb rashiid

i love your way

Ahmed Asil

funny body parts name, i never ever listen in my whole life and never forget in whole life Ronnie MAM.

jalaluddin4u2c

no mistakes! Thank you, Ronnie, it was funny and really fascinating!

ElenaLearnsFast

Your lessons are great! Thank you so much for all the effort you make! after watching, I think i can improve my English. Thank you so much Ronnie. You’r the best

Tupai

thanks a lot Ronnie

regano12

In Japanese, potato eyes are called “me”. The word “me” has both meaning of a bud and also an eye. Coincidentally, English and Japanese have kind of same or similar idea about potato eyes.

juneriver

30/100. so bad. can i help you to ameliorate the scores

anna-le

For a long time come back Engvid, still love her style! Easy to understand and easy to keep in mind.

An Ho

Thank you Ronnie!

lorainebraga

Hello, Ronnie.
In Ukrainian language we also have something like eyes of potatoes and head of cabbage. But other word combinations were strange and interesting for me. Thank you.

Valentyna Ukr

Very crazy but very useful, too.
Anyway, I suppose that potatoes are almost blind, with those ugly eyes they have!

Canardo

Hi ronnie i have doubt could u chat me

Eswaran

I couldt understand of “Which When While Where When What” when this are all apearing in middle sentence please tell me

Eswaran

thank you

pavanut2

Thank you.

xamislaw

Thank you Ronnie

Amr Albohy

Hi ronnie . How are you? can you tell me plz how you teach through skype? I am interested I wanna learn how to speake fluent

Reema81

And how to make conversation with other confedently

Reema81

good lesson thanks ronnie

SKIKDA

Hey Ronnie, thanks for the lesson. Isn’t it a ‘wIEner’ you were talking about?
Love your charisma. Cheers!

TatianaL

“Wiener” is the original and most common spelling—from the city of Wien (Vienna). But “ie” and “ei” are frequently confused in English—there aren’t really consistent rules for when to use one or the other, and sometimes they are pronounced the same way. So many people spell it “weiner”, or even “weener”. E. g. a funny nickname for dachshunds is “weenie dogs”.

engVid Moderator

Sorry, but you should metion in the title that this video is 18+. Not for children. XD

Sluhach

As always wonderfull…

lones

Thanks,Ronnie.Once I finished learning this lesson. I won’t talk too much in the vegetable farm. Haha I worry about my secret.

KittipongR

Thank you so much to submit me to joy learning english

Vannasith Phonlevong

So interesting! Thank you Ronnie!

Hadja

Thank you, Ronnie! I am glad to see my 100% result according to your teachings! You taught this lesson marvellously. I got 100 on 100!

I wish you a good journey of English!

Khan Moin

Useful lesson . Thanks. :)

dori.72

Hi Ronnie,

Great lesson.

Aparecido Pires

Ronnie, your videos are great!

Milochka35

thanks. my score is 50.

Satilmis

Tanks Ronnie. 100 :)

HelenaAlves

nice thing you make

mathjon

Very useful thanks!

ingcarlosmoya

very informative!

ive got 10 correct out of 10.
:D

saradk1077

Thanks

ppv095

that’s awesome..thx a lot ronnie.

mohamed benhamou

yeaaayyy i got 100. Thanks Ronnie…

bresca

Thank you, Ronnie!!!

JJulian

thank you ronnie. i tell you in my country Colombia there is a dessert called “brazo de reina” “arm of queen” because it’s similar to one arm. it’s very popular and delicious

steeven.medina

Hi dear Ronnie. The way U

Rodolfo Alonzo

Czech language use heart of artichoke too.:-)

LTecka

I got 6/10. Thanks for the lesson!

robi75

Always a lot of fun with Ronnie lessons lol

Petter93

I told the joke to my fiancee he called me stupid lol well I laughed…

Petter93

LOL!I loved the joke you told me!???????

yurei78

Funny teacher.Funny jokes.Good lesson.

zigmund

In Brazil garlic have teeth and letuce have heart
Lol
Thanks

Sandra Marafioti

Coooooollll!!!!!!!!!!!!!

achubak79

I really appreciated. this lesson was so easy to understand thanks again Ronnie you’re awesome.

Rajab1234

great lesson and easy to understand.

fleurivalpeter84

?? it’s my first lesson.
Also I don’t watch the video.

Mess Aero

Great! thanks!

Snjezana

Thanks

miriam.cordeiro

lololol… I laughed a lot at the end… The joke really make sense… Thanks Ronnie!!

OliveiraSi

Ronnie i’m your new student. i’m interested to learn your lesson.I hope you give some advice how can i learn Canadian English early. Thanks for your video ?

Ratan kumar das

Hello Ronnie!! I’m learning very much with your english Classes . Thanks a lot.

Lufape

You got 5 correct out of 10.

M kartal

Thanks, Ronnie!
Practising time:
1. Could you buy some heads of lettuce for our dinner salad?
2. I find five ears of corn have different colours, a yellow one, an orange one, a black one and two purple.
3. Are you kidding me? It’s named open-face sandwich? Only because there is no bread on it, this name is so funny.