# Conversation Idioms Essentials

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- CEFR: A2 (Elementary)
- Theme: Idioms & Expressions
- Words: 14
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Conversation idioms for everyday small talk, with easy phrases like no worries, my bad and long time no see for greetings, apologies and quick replies.

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## Word list

* **long time no see**: A friendly greeting said to someone you have not met with in ages. — “**Long time no see!** How have you been since graduation?”
* **my bad**: An informal way of admitting that something was your own mistake. — “**My bad** — I forgot to save the file before closing it.”
* **no worries**: A casual way of telling someone that a problem is not serious. — “"Sorry I'm late." "**No worries**, we haven't started yet."”
* **no big deal**: A phrase used to say that something is not important or serious. — “She spilled juice on the carpet, but her mum said it was **no big deal**.”
* **make yourself at home**: Something said to a guest, inviting them to relax as if they lived there. — “Take off your shoes and **make yourself at home**.”
* **keep in touch**: A request or promise to continue contacting someone regularly. — “We promised to **keep in touch** after she moved abroad.”
* **you can say that again**: A way of strongly agreeing with what someone has just said. — “"This traffic is terrible." "**You can say that again**."”
* **if you ask me**: Used to give your personal opinion about something. — “**If you ask me**, the blue one looks better.”
* **no problem**: A friendly way to say something is fine, or to reply when someone thanks you. — “**No problem** — I'll grab it on my way home.”
* **same here**: Used to show that you feel or think exactly like the person who just spoke. — “I'm exhausted today. **Same here**, honestly.”
* **over the moon**: Extremely happy and delighted about something good that has happened. — “She was **over the moon** when she got the job offer.”
* **down in the dumps**: Feeling sad and without energy for a period of time. — “He's been **down in the dumps** since his team lost the final.”
* **on cloud nine**: Feeling extremely happy and pleased, almost too excited to think about anything else. — “They've been **on cloud nine** since the wedding.”
* **feeling blue**: A little sad or low in mood, without a clear reason. — “I've been **feeling blue** all week for no particular reason.”

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