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INTRODUCTION John: Expressions for Describing a Bad Friend John: I’m John. Sydney: And I’m Sydney! John: In this lesson, you’ll learn expressions for describing a bad friend. John: We all know that annoying someone who acts selfish all the time. With these expressions, you’ll be able to talk about them in English. SLANG EXPRESSIONS John: The expressions you will be learning in this lesson are: Sydney: to have a big mouth Sydney: snitch Sydney: stood up Sydney: ditch John: Sydney, what’s our first expression? Sydney: to have a big mouth John: meaning «to tell others’ secrets; to speak too much or too loudly.» Sydney: [SLOW] to have a big mouth [NORMAL] to have a big mouth John: Listeners, please repeat. Sydney: to have a big mouth [pause — 5 sec.] John: The expression, «big mouth» doesn’t actually mean someone has large lips. Rather, it means that someone tells your secrets, or speaks too much or too loudly. All of the definitions are related to the size of what’s leaving the person’s lips more than the size of their actual mouth. Sydney: If you hear from a friend that another friend told your secret, you could say he or she has a «big mouth.» John: Let’s hear an example sentence. Sydney: [NORMAL] Katy promised she wouldn’t tell anyone my secret, but she told people anyway. She has a big mouth. [SLOW] Katy promised she wouldn’t tell anyone my secret, but she told people anyway. She has a big mouth. Sydney: [NORMAL] Katy promised she wouldn’t tell anyone my secret, but she told people anyway. She has a big mouth. John: Okay, what’s the next expression? Sydney: snitch John: meaning «to inform or to tell on someone.» Sydney: [SLOW] snitch [NORMAL] snitch John: Listeners, please repeat. Sydney: snitch [pause — 5 sec.] John: A «snitch» is a person who tells an authority figure about someone else’s crimes or misbehavior. Sydney: Snitch can also be used as a verb. So, «a snitch snitches on other people,» means «a snitch informs on other people.» John: This is a very informal expression and is often associated with criminals, so only use it with people you know well. Now, let’s hear an example sentence. Sydney: [NORMAL] «Snitches get stitches.» [SLOW] «Snitches get stitches.» Sydney: [NORMAL] «Snitches get stitches.» John: Okay, what’s our next expression? Sydney: stood up John: meaning «to fail to show up for a date.» Sydney: [SLOW] stood up [NORMAL] stood up John: Listeners, please repeat. Sydney: stood up [pause — 5 sec.] John: If you’ve been «stood up,» then you made plans to go on a date with someone, but they never showed up. This term almost always refers to a romantic date. John: Now let’s hear an example sentence. Sydney: [NORMAL] «I waited at the restaurant for 30 minutes before I realized he had stood me up.» [SLOW] «I waited at the restaurant for 30 minutes before I realized he had stood me up.» Sydney: [NORMAL] «I waited at the restaurant for 30 minutes before I realized he had stood me up.» John: Okay, what’s the last expression? Sydney: ditch John: meaning «purposefully abandon.» Sydney: [SLOW] ditch [NORMAL] ditch John: Listeners, please repeat. Sydney: ditch [pause — 5 sec.] John: The word «ditch» means to intentionally leave someone or something in the middle of plans or an event, often without the other person’s knowledge. Sydney: Many people «ditch» someone in order to avoid conflict with another, and would rather leave the scene than confront that person directly. If you’re on a particularly bad date and need to get out quickly, you may think to yourself, «I need to ditch (him/her).» John: Now let’s hear an example sentence. Sydney: [NORMAL] Yesterday, Irene and I ditched school to go to the movies. [SLOW] Yesterday, Irene and I ditched school to go to the movies. Sydney: [NORMAL] Yesterday, Irene and I ditched school to go to the movies. QUIZ John: Okay listeners, are you ready to be quizzed on the expressions you just learned? I will describe four situations, and you will choose the right expression to use in your reply. Are you ready? John: A kid tells the teacher that another kid is cheating. [pause — 5 sec.] Sydney: snitch John: «to inform or tell on someone» John: A girl tells everyone who her friend has a crush on. [pause — 5 sec.] Sydney: to have a big mouth John: «to tell others’ secrets; to speak too much or too loudly» John: A boy leaves his brother at the park. [pause — 5 sec.] Sydney: ditch John: «purposefully abandon» John: A boy is sad after the girl he likes doesn’t show up for their date. [pause — 5 sec.] Sydney: stood up John: «to fail to show up for a date»

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John: There you have it; you have mastered four English Slang Expressions! We have more vocab lists available at EnglishClass101.com so be sure to check them out. Thanks everyone, and see you next time! Sydney: Goodbye!

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INTRODUCTION John: Expressions for Describing a Bad Friend John: Hi everyone, and welcome back to CantoneseClass101.com. I’m John. Siuling: And I’m Siuling! John: This is Must-Know Cantonese Slang Words and Phrases, Season 1, Lesson 6. In this lesson, you’ll learn expressions for describing a bad friend. John: These are expressions that you’ll hear a lot or have to use repeatedly if you have a bad friend. SLANG EXPRESSIONS John: The expressions you’ll be learning in this lesson are: Siuling: 放飛機 (fong3 fei1 gei1) Siuling: 發錢寒 (faat3 cin2 hon4) Siuling: 眼紅 (ngaan5 hung4) Siuling: 發火 (faat3 fo2) John: Siuling, what’s our first expression? Siuling: 放飛機 (fong3 fei1 gei1) John: literally meaning «to release an airplane.» But when it’s used as a slang expression, it means «to stand somebody up; fail to keep an appointment.» Siuling: [SLOW] 放飛機 [NORMAL] 放飛機 John: Listeners, please repeat. Siuling: 放飛機 [pause — 5 sec.] John: Use this slang expression when someone fails to show up for a meeting or a date. John: Now let’s hear an example sentence. Siuling: [NORMAL] 我又俾人放飛機喇！ [SLOW] 我又俾人放飛機喇！ John: «I got stood up again.» Siuling: [NORMAL] 我又俾人放飛機喇！ John: Okay, what’s the next expression? Siuling: 發錢寒 (faat3 cin2 hon4) John: which literally means «to have a money chill.» But when it’s used as a slang expression, it means «to be obsessed with money.» Siuling: [SLOW] 發錢寒 [NORMAL] 發錢寒 John: Listeners, please repeat. Siuling: 發錢寒 [pause — 5 sec.] John: Use this slang expression when someone is being materialistic or obsessed with money. John: Now let’s hear an example sentence. Siuling: [NORMAL] 你發錢寒呀？ [SLOW] 你發錢寒呀？ John: «Are you obsessed with money?» Siuling: [NORMAL] 你發錢寒呀？ John: Okay, what’s our next expression? Siuling: 眼紅 (ngaan5 hung4) John: literally meaning «eyes red.» When it’s used as a slang expression, it means «jealous.» Siuling: [SLOW] 眼紅 [NORMAL] 眼紅 John: Listeners, please repeat. Siuling: 眼紅 [pause — 5 sec.] John: Use this slang expression when referring to being jealous. John: Now let’s hear an example sentence. Siuling: [NORMAL] 你唔好眼紅人哋升職。 [SLOW] 你唔好眼紅人哋升職。 John: «Don’t be jealous of someone else’s promotion.» Siuling: [NORMAL] 你唔好眼紅人哋升職。 John: Okay, what’s the last expression? Siuling: 發火 (faat3 fo2) John: which literally means «to release fire.» As a slang expression, it means «to lose (one’s) temper.» Siuling: [SLOW] 發火 [NORMAL] 發火 John: Listeners, please repeat. Siuling: 發火 [pause — 5 sec.] John: Use this slang expression when describing someone who loses his temper. John: Now let’s hear an example sentence. Siuling: [NORMAL] 你仲唔做功課我就發火喇。 [SLOW] 你仲唔做功課我就發火喇。 John: «I’m going to lose my temper if you don’t do your homework.» Siuling: [NORMAL] 你仲唔做功課我就發火喇。 QUIZ John: Okay listeners, are you ready to be quizzed on the expressions you just learned? I’ll describe four situations, and you’ll choose the right expression to use in your reply. Are you ready? John: Someone tries to obtain as much money as possible. [pause — 5 sec.] Siuling: 發錢寒 John: «to be obsessed with money» John: Your friend stood you up. [pause — 5 sec.] Siuling: 放飛機 John: «to stand somebody up; fail to keep an appointment» John: A mother is getting very angry at her son. [pause — 5 sec.] Siuling: 發火 John: «to lose one’s temper» John: Someone is jealous of the other person. [pause — 5 sec.] Siuling: 眼紅 John: «jealous»

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John: There you have it; you’ve mastered four Cantonese slang expressions! We have more vocab lists available at CantoneseClass101.com so be sure to check them out. Thanks, everyone, and see you next time! Siuling: 拜拜.

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Someone who acts like they are your friend but is really a manipulative backstabber. A bad friend would be someone who is jealous of you and tries to compete with you and take over your life and replace you in all aspects because their life is too sucky and they can’t come to terms with the fact that they were just lucky to be your friend in the first place.

I made a horrible mistake when I became best friends with Jessica because she ended up being a bad friend. She tried to compete with me, talked about me behind my back and tried to steal my friends and boyfriend.

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Someone who says they will hang out with their «friends» but always backs out. Responds to text messages with «idk» «hi» or «umm» instead of giving an actual response. Pretends to be sorry for ditching friends, but does it again anyways.

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When you try and be nice my inviting your best friend out all the time and introducing her to new people and other friends. Then behind your back she back stabs you by talking about you to your friends! When you don’t even know that anything is wrong! Saying how much of a bad friend you are because you didn’t give her enough time to for insanely long conversations about her life, making you the worst friend in the world. Because being busy with uni work isn’t a excuse!

Therefore payback is talking behind your back to friends.

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A bad friend is someone who blows you off all the time, specifically four times in one weekend , and every weekend after that for a month. Also blows you off all the time for her unattractive boyfriend… copies everything you do, and steals your style. Trys to get with every guy you’ve talked to and dated. Even one you’re in love with. Oh and might I add, never texts you first or calls you, claiming she’s too busy, when she’s constanly updating her facebook status or tweeting. There is just some fantastic people in this world …

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The usually unnatractive poor friend who resents that her friend is prettier than she is and gets all the attention.

Usually when out the prettier friend will be told how good looking she is all the time and admired by men and the uglier friend is ignored.

The prettier friend everyone will think is a model and all the guys hit on and the uglier friend gets ignored.

Then years later the ugly friend realizes what a failure her life is and how she will never have the brains or beauty to be successful or rich in life and she comes on the internet to hate and make up lies about the girl.

She does nothing all day but gossip and lie about you, what a bad friend.

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Quotes tagged as «bad-friends»
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“7 things negative people will do to you. They will…
1. Demean your value;
2. Destroy your image
3. Drive you crazily!
4. Dispose your dreams!
5. Discredit your imagination!
6. Deframe your abilities and
7. Disbelieve your opinions!

Stay away from negative people!”

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“To be of good quality, you have to excuse yourself from the presence of shallow and callow minded individuals.”

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Michael Bassey Johnson

“Always remember that you were once alone, and the crowd you see in your life today are just as unecessary as when you were alone.”

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Michael Bassey Johnson

“Fake friends; those who only drill holes under your boat to get it leaking; those who discredit your ambitions and those who pretend they love you, but behind their backs they know they are in to destroy your legacies.”

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Israelmore Ayivor,

Shaping the dream

“Sometimes your dearest friend whom you reveal most of your secrets to becomes so deadly and unfriendly without knowing that they were not really your friend.”

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Michael Bassey Johnson

Aesop

“If you choose bad companions, no one will believe that you are anything but bad yourself.”

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Aesop,

Aesop’s Fables

“Free your life from the fangs of gossips by not associating yourself with them. Anyone who helps you to gossip about someone can also help someone to gossip about you.”

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Israelmore Ayivor

“Fire False Friends as early as possible. Do it before they dig out the dream seeds you’ve planted! The earlier, the better; the quicker, the safer!”

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Israelmore Ayivor,

Daily Drive 365

“If you aren’t destroying your enemies, it’s because you have been conquered and assimilated, you do not even have an idea of who your enemies are. You have been brainwashed into believing you are your own enemy, and you are set against yourself. The enemy is laughing at you as you tear yourself to pieces. That is the most effective warfare an enemy can launch on his foes: confounding them.”

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Bangambiki Habyarimana,

Pearls Of Eternity

“Develop a can-do-spirit and be sure you are not suppressed by the naysayers whose daily actions are meant to discourage you from achieving what you believe.”

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Israelmore Ayivor,

Dream Big!: See Your Bigger Picture!

“My dad once said… «Some friends are like «rubber wrappers»; they bind with you safely but get weaker when you stretch them too much». Treat your friends with care, else the elasticity of their love for you may not go lasting!”

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Israelmore Ayivor,

The Great Hand Book of Quotes

“Stay away from people who drive your emotions crazily. Find a better company!”

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Israelmore Ayivor,

Become a Better You

“To become a better you, secure your dreams from the jaws of people who discredit your ambitions.”

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Israelmore Ayivor,

Become a Better You

“Never be an insincere friend, never be manipulative, one day you will be discovered and lose everything”

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Bangambiki Habyarimana,

Book of Wisdom

“To leaders, one trusted friend is better than ten well known betrayers”

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Israelmore Ayivor,

Leaders’ Ladder

“Losing excess fats through exercise is important, but losing useless friends is urgent. Treat urgent things first!”

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Israelmore Ayivor,

Let’s go to the Next Level

“A bad friend secretly plots your downfall”

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Bangambiki Habyarimana,

Book of Wisdom

“Would a robber break in your home at night beating drums? Nope. This is how those who want to take advantage of your life come: Full of smiles and promising sincere friendship!”

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Bangambiki Habyarimana,

Book of Wisdom

“Life is precious; good friends are not numerous,
but their actions are significant. Cherish them. Feel
grateful for them. Show them that you appreciate
them. And do all this as often as possible. Be grateful for the bad ones too, as they helped you see the good ones for who they were. I am grateful for any friend that has come into my life and proved to be in the bad category, because it helped me to recognize and appreciate the good ones.”

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Nico J. Genes,

ADHD: LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL

“Don’t tell your friend you are fighting with your wife, it gives him pleasure”

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Bangambiki Habyarimana,

Book of Wisdom

“The reason you don’t succeed in life is because you are too lenient with your deadly enemies. Identify them and eradicate them completely, don’t let any of their seed escape your vengeful sword. Don’t negotiate with the enemy and never make deals with them. Only after you have wiped them out of the map will success smile at you”

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Bangambiki Habyarimana,

Pearls Of Eternity

“When I want to know someone has become evil, It`s when they stop feeling ashamed”

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Gugu mofokeng

“They know how to win the battle because you tell them the tools they need to defeat you. Guard your heart, hold your tongue.”

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Carlos Wallace,

Life is not Complicated, You Are

“they hate on me but they hated jesus.”

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Jordan Hoechlin

“Jesus Christ did not pay for anyone’s choices. This may be difficult to accept as humans depend upon escapism as a default mechanism for comfort. There is a deep fear in witnessing truth, enlightenment, or awareness that NO MAN, NO WOMAN, and NO GOD can erase your choices. Your actions exist.

What do you do to erase past actions? Rather than erase, consider apologizing. Consider growing up. Consider emotional intelligence. Try behaving like an adult who can say, “I’m sorry I yelled at you. I’m sorry I stole from you. I’m sorry I called you a rapist when you were not a rapist. I’m sorry I was the worst friend to you. I am sorry.”

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Deborah Bravandt

“If people don’t like you and you help them their pride will try to find any way for them not to give you credit for helping them.”

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Gugu Mofokeng

“We go to great lengths to shed physical weight. That’s not much good if your mental health is loaded down. Dishonest, selfish, miserable people are poison. If they’re in your life, your social circle needs a detox. Nothing reduces useless negativity like dropping DEAD WEIGHT!”

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Carlos Wallace,

Life is not Complicated, You Are

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