2077 - What Makes You Happy? How to Tease Someone in English for Connection

The video discusses a slang usage of the word 'happy' in English, where it is combined with a noun to indicate overuse or enthusiasm for something, such as 'comma happy' or 'salt happy'. The hosts share personal anecdotes and examples to illustrate this usage. They also discuss the importance of context and rapport when using this slang. Additionally, a promotion for Rosetta Stone's language learning program is included.

What does being 'comma happy' imply in the context of the speaker's 4th-grade experience?

• The speaker used commas excessively.

• The speaker avoided using commas.

• The speaker disliked using commas.

• The speaker was confused about commas.

In the slang expression 'ex happy', what part of speech typically fills the 'ex' position?

• Adverb

• Adjective

• Verb

• Noun

What is the primary tone associated with using 'happy' in a slang context?

• Serious

• Teasing

• Formal

• Apologetic

What does 'meeting happy' suggest about a boss's behavior?

• The boss dislikes meetings.

• The boss holds too many meetings.

• The boss is punctual for meetings.

• The boss avoids meetings.

Why might someone be described as 'water bottle happy' in Colorado?

• They refuse to use water bottles.

• They dislike carrying water bottles.

• They carry water bottles everywhere.

• They frequently lose their water bottles.

What should be considered before using 'happy' in a slang context?

• The formality of the situation

• The time of day

• The rapport with the person

• The weather

What is a potential downside of using 'happy' in slang too frequently?

• It is too formal.

• It is always well-received.

• It can sound awkward.

• It is grammatically incorrect.

In the role play, what is Lindsay advised not to be 'happy' about?

• Decorations

• Food

• Music

• Invitations

What is a common theme in the examples of being 'happy' discussed in the video?

• Ignoring something

• Overdoing something

• Underdoing something

• Avoiding something

What is the main benefit of using 'happy' in slang according to the conclusion?

• It is always appropriate.

• It improves grammar.

• It simplifies language.

• It builds connection.