What is your favorite phrase or expression that you love to hear or use
By hotsummer
@hotsummer (13835)
Philippines
November 2, 2009 8:30am CST
from time to time? I have heard so many english expression. Englis is not my first language and i don't know much phrase or have memorize lots of it. But there are some that i get to hear from time to time.
Just now i have heard this expression or phrase "You have arrived!" or "You finally arrived?". i love this expression and it is quite funny. and i hope that i would or can finally say that to myself cause i have achieved something or have got something very important or some reach some milestone in life so i can finally use that.
So what is your favorite one and why?
3 responses
@sender621 (14894)
• United States
2 Nov 09
One of my favorite tv shows was the A-Team. I loved those guys and they were so different from each other. The leader Hannibal had a phrase that he used in every episode. I used to try to find ways to use it myself. The phrase was "I love it when a plan comes together!" My favorite part of the show would be waiting for that line. I still love that phrase even now. Another memorable phrase from that show was Mr. T's "I pity the fool!" That was one good, but I liked the first one better.
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@hotsummer (13835)
• Philippines
4 Nov 09
"I love it when a plan comes together!". it is not that clear to me. what do you mean by that.
@UpsideDownPineapple (643)
• United States
19 Dec 09
I've seen that show and I can kind of recall hearing that line. :) I guess it would come after one of their wild plans actually worked. Mr. T's line was fun, too. The first one's more fun though.
@hotsummer (13835)
• Philippines
4 Nov 09
yeah, i think most of us use that expression. it is really used when we can't believe something.
@clorissa123 (4926)
• United States
19 Dec 09
My favorite expression, I have some, and I used them from time to time, and different situations. A old friend of mine taught me to said, "It is all good" when facing difficult and nonpleasant situations. Or "You can do anything", base on the Adam Sandler comedies.
