1893 - Show Empathy with this English Idiom that Hits Close to Home

The video discusses the idiom 'hit close to home', exploring its meanings and usage. It begins with a personal story, acknowledges a team member, and introduces a student's question. The discussion includes Zendaya and acting, followed by a detailed explanation of the idiom's nuances. A role play demonstrates its application, concluding with key takeaways.

Can you provide an example of a situation where something 'hit close to home' for you?

What does the idiom 'hit close to home' imply in a conversation?

How can using the phrase 'that hits close to home' help in building connections with others?

What are the three different meanings of the idiom 'hit close to home' as discussed in the text?

Can you explain how the idiom 'hit close to home' can relate to personal experiences?

What role does empathy play when someone expresses that something 'hits close to home'?

How does the idiom 'hit close to home' differ from the phrase 'too close for comfort'?

In what context might someone say 'that hit too close to home'?

What is an example of a statement that might be considered 'close to an uncomfortable truth'?

What is the significance of acknowledging when something 'hits close to home' in a conversation?