5 HOT ENGLISH PHRASES / IDIOMS | Learn English With Anna English #spon

The video teaches six English phrases related to 'hot' themes. It starts with 'hot off the press', meaning recent news, and includes phrases like 'blow hot and cold', indicating fluctuating emotions, and 'strike while the iron is hot', suggesting seizing opportunities. Other phrases include 'in hot water' for being in trouble, 'more than hot dinners' for having more experience, and 'hot under the collar' for feeling emotional. The video also promotes a language learning app, Ripe, offering multiple languages under one subscription.

What does the phrase 'I've had more [something] than you've had hot dinners' imply?

Can you provide an example of a situation where you would use one of the hot phrases discussed?

What does it mean to be 'hot under the collar'?