The English Crew Online English Lessons

Hey everyone! Today's word is Derive! 🌱

When we talk about deriving, we're talking about getting something from somewhere else, like when a plant gets its nutrients from its roots! 🌿💧

For example, you can derive inspiration from nature, meaning you find your creative spark by observing the world around you. ✨🎨

Thai Translation: ได้มา

What do you usually derive your motivation or ideas from? Share with us in the comments! 👇😊

Feels Overload! Today's Slang is "TFW"

The internet is full of feels, you guys. Sometimes, words just don't cut it. That's where the abbreviation TFW (That Feeling When) comes in.

TFW is a way to express a specific emotion or situation in a relatable way. It's often followed by a funny or heartwarming scenario that perfectly captures that feeling.

Here's how TFW gets thrown around online:

You finally finish a huge project you've been stressing about. You post a meme with the caption, "TFW you finally hand in your assignment on time!"

You see your friend score the winning goal at a game. You comment, "TFW your bestie is a total champ!"

The beauty of TFW is its versatility. It can be used for anything from pure joy to utter frustration, and everything in between.

So next time you experience a feeling so specific it needs its own internet term, remember TFW! It's a fun and relatable way to share your feels with the online world.

Hey everyone! Today's word is Convey! 🚚

When we say "convey," we mean more than just moving stuff from A to B. It's like using words as a vehicle 🚗 to transport ideas, feelings, or information! 📢🗨️

For example, when you tell a story 📖 or share your thoughts, you're conveying your message to others. 🤗💬

Thai Translation: ส่งถึง

How do you usually convey your thoughts or feelings to others? Let me know in the comments! 👇😊

The slang term "vibe and a half" is a way to emphasize that something or someone has a particularly strong and positive vibe.

Vibe: In this context, vibe refers to the overall feeling or atmosphere that someone or something gives off. It can be positive (good vibes!), negative (bad vibes), or somewhere in between.

And a half: This is a common internet expression used to emphasize something.

Adding "and a half" suggests that the vibe is even stronger than usual – it's not just a good vibe, it's an exceptional one!

So, "vibe and a half" basically means that someone or something has an incredibly positive and infectious energy. They make you feel good just by being around them

Here are some examples of how "vibe and a half" might be used:

"That new coffee shop down the street has a vibe and a half. Great music, comfy couches, and delicious lattes!"

"My friend's outfit today? Vibe and a half! They look incredible."

Hey there! Today's word is Conform! 🛑

Ever felt like you have to squeeze into a mold 🤔, just to fit in? That's what it means to conform—adapting to fit the standards or expectations around you. 🔄👥

For instance, in certain workplaces, employees may feel pressure to conform to a specific dress code or behavior. 💼👔

Thai Translation: ประกอบกฎหมาย

Have you ever found yourself conforming to societal norms? Share your experiences below! 👇😊

Catch Ya Later! Today's Slang Explained

Signing off online and want to keep things casual? The internet abbreviation CYA (see you around) is your friend.

CYA is a simple and informal way to say goodbye online. It lets someone know you expect to see them again soon, either online or in person.

Here's how CYA gets thrown around online:

You're wrapping up a game with some online friends. You might type, "GG everyone! CYA next time." (GG stands for "good game").

You're leaving a conversation thread on a forum. You could say, "CYA! Thanks for the info."

CYA is a super versatile abbreviation that works in many situations. It's a quick and easy way to sign off without getting too formal.

So next time you're closing out an online interaction, remember the power of CYA! It's a friendly farewell that keeps the door open for future chats.

🤔 Let's dive into today's word: Complicate! 🧩

Ever tried untying a really tight knot 🧵? That's what it feels like when something gets complicated—it becomes all tangled up and tricky to unravel! 🤯🔗

For example, adding too many rules can complicate a simple game 🎲, or overthinking can complicate a straightforward decision. 🤷‍♂️💭

Thai Translation: ทำให้ซับซ้อน

Have you ever been in a situation where things got complicated? Share your stories with us! 👇😊

Catch You Later! Today's Slang is "TTYS"

Wrapping up a conversation online and want to let someone know you'll chat again soon? Look no further than the classic abbreviation TTYS (talk to you soon).

TTYS is a quick and friendly way to say goodbye online. It lets the other person know you plan to chat again in the near future.

Here's how TTYS gets thrown around online:

You're having a great conversation with a friend on a messaging app, but you need to log off. You send a message saying, "TTYS! Gotta run."

You're leaving a comment thread on a social media post. You might say, "Interesting discussion! TTYS."

TTYS is a versatile abbreviation that can be used in a variety of online conversations. It's a casual way to sign off and keep the conversation going.

So next time you're wrapping up an online chat, ditch the boring "bye" and bust out a TTYS! It shows you're looking forward to connecting again soon.

📚 Hey everyone! Let's talk about the word Compile today! 📝

Imagine you're putting together a jigsaw puzzle 🧩, but instead of pieces, you're gathering information! That's what it means to compile—bringing together different bits of information into one place! 📊🔍

For instance, before writing a research paper 📝, you might need to compile various sources and facts to support your argument. 📚🔍

Thai Translation: รวบรวม

Have you ever had to compile information for a project or assignment? Share your experiences with us! 👇😊

Sus Alert! Today's Slang is Explained

Ever get a feeling something just isn't quite right? Like your friend's acting shady or that website seems a little too fishy? That's when the internet term "sus" comes in handy.

Short for "suspicious," sus is a slang way to say something seems untrustworthy or suspect. Maybe it's a person, a situation, or even a random internet comment. If it gives you a bad vibe, it's sus.

Here's how "sus" gets thrown around online:

You see a post advertising free vacations to Hawaii. Sounds too good to be true? You comment, "Sus..."

Your friend is acting secretive and cagey. You raise an eyebrow and say, "What's going on? Why are you being so sus?"

"Sus" is a casual and playful way to express doubt or suspicion. It's not a formal accusation, but it lets people know you're keeping a watchful eye.

So next time you encounter something that sets off your internal alarm bells, don't be afraid to say "sus." The internet will understand.

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🌟 Hello everyone! Today's word is Allocate! 📊

When we allocate something, we're like chefs in a kitchen, carefully dividing up ingredients to make the perfect dish. It's all about distributing resources for a specific purpose! 🍲💡

For example, a teacher might allocate extra time for students to complete a project, ensuring everyone has enough time to do their best work. 🕒📚

Thai Translation: จัดสรร

Have you ever had to allocate your time or resources for something important? Share your stories with us! 👇😊