(At the coffee shop)
Rob: Hello and welcome to The English We Speak. Hi, Feifei. I saved this table for us. This is my favourite coffee shop.
Feifei: Hi, Rob. Thanks for inviting me to have breakfast with you. It's nice to have the first meal of the day in the company of a colleague before going to the office.
Rob: Yes, indeed. Let's chew the fat.
Feifei: Ah, you won't catch me this time! I know what you mean by 'chew the fat'!
Rob: Every language has some expressions that have a literal meaning and a figurative one. I'm glad you've heard this one before.
Feifei: In English, the expression 'chew the fat' means to talk in a friendly way, socially, without actually exchanging too much serious information. Maybe gossip a bit…
Rob: Yes. It's a casual conversation, like the one we might have now, over breakfast.
Feifei: But first, let's hear some examples of how to use the expression 'chew the fat'.
• I don't want arguments at the dinner table! Let's not talk about football or politics – let’s just chew the fat about other things.
• Mary left the company two years ago but she's always around chewing the fat with her old colleagues.
Rob: So now you know what 'chew the fat' means. Let's enjoy some fat. I took the liberty of ordering some food for you - and it's on its way now.
Waitress: And here you have two plates of your typical English breakfast, as you ordered, sir.
Rob: Thank you. Mmmmm - that smells delicious! Come on, Feifei, tuck in while it's still hot.
Feifei: Oh Rob. It looks nice but it's a lot of food. Fried egg, cooked mushrooms, half a tomato, a lot of bacon…
Rob: Yes. It is our typical fry-up.
Feifei: I like eggs and tomato but… there's a lot of fat here.
Rob: Come on, just chew the fat! It's very cold outside and there's nothing like a hearty meal to start the day full of energy.
Feifei: Well, it is really cold and the meal smells nice. Maybe eating a bit of fat occasionally won't make me… well… fat.
Rob: Come on, let's chew the fat. I've heard that John hired a new secretary. He's got one already so why does he need two?
Feifei: I know. And she doesn't have much to do anyway… Mmmmm… this bacon is really crispy. Let's chew the fat. Bye.
Rob: Bye. Mmmmm. Glorious greasy food! Mmmmm…
(At the coffee shop)Rob: Hello and welcome to The English We Speak. Hi, Feifei. I saved this table for us. This is my favourite coffee shop.Feifei: Hi, Rob. Thanks for inviting me to have breakfast with you. It's nice to have the first meal of the day in the company of a colleague before going to the office.Rob: Yes, indeed. Let's chew the fat.Feifei: Ah, you won't catch me this time! I know what you mean by 'chew the fat'! Rob: Every language has some expressions that have a literal meaning and a figurative one. I'm glad you've heard this one before.Feifei: In English, the expression 'chew the fat' means to talk in a friendly way, socially, without actually exchanging too much serious information. Maybe gossip a bit…Rob: Yes. It's a casual conversation, like the one we might have now, over breakfast. Feifei: But first, let's hear some examples of how to use the expression 'chew the fat'.• I don't want arguments at the dinner table! Let's not talk about football or politics – let’s just chew the fat about other things.• Mary left the company two years ago but she's always around chewing the fat with her old colleagues.Rob: So now you know what 'chew the fat' means. Let's enjoy some fat. I took the liberty of ordering some food for you - and it's on its way now.Waitress: And here you have two plates of your typical English breakfast, as you ordered, sir. Rob: Thank you. Mmmmm - that smells delicious! Come on, Feifei, tuck in while it's still hot. Feifei: Oh Rob. It looks nice but it's a lot of food. Fried egg, cooked mushrooms, half a tomato, a lot of bacon… Rob: Yes. It is our typical fry-up. Feifei: I like eggs and tomato but… there's a lot of fat here. Rob: Come on, just chew the fat! It's very cold outside and there's nothing like a hearty meal to start the day full of energy.Feifei: Well, it is really cold and the meal smells nice. Maybe eating a bit of fat occasionally won't make me… well… fat.Rob: Come on, let's chew the fat. I've heard that John hired a new secretary. He's got one already so why does he need two?Feifei: I know. And she doesn't have much to do anyway… Mmmmm… this bacon is really crispy. Let's chew the fat. Bye.Rob: Bye. Mmmmm. Glorious greasy food! Mmmmm…
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(At the coffee shop)
Rob: Hello and welcome to The English We Speak. Hi, Feifei. I saved this table for us. This is my favourite coffee shop.
Feifei: Hi, Rob. Thanks for inviting me to have breakfast with you. It's nice to have the first meal of the day in the company of a colleague before going to the office.
Rob: Yes, indeed. Let's chew the fat.
Feifei: Ah, you won't catch me this time! I know what you mean by 'chew the fat'!
Rob: Every language has some expressions that have a literal meaning and a figurative one. I'm glad you've heard this one before.
Feifei: In English, the expression 'chew the fat' means to talk in a friendly way, socially, without actually exchanging too much serious information. Maybe gossip a bit…
Rob: Yes. It's a casual conversation, like the one we might have now, over breakfast.
Feifei: But first, let's hear some examples of how to use the expression 'chew the fat'.
• I don't want arguments at the dinner table! Let's not talk about football or politics – let’s just chew the fat about other things.
• Mary left the company two years ago but she's always around chewing the fat with her old colleagues.
Rob: So now you know what 'chew the fat' means. Let's enjoy some fat. I took the liberty of ordering some food for you - and it's on its way now.
Waitress: And here you have two plates of your typical English breakfast, as you ordered, sir.
Rob: Thank you. Mmmmm - that smells delicious! Come on, Feifei, tuck in while it's still hot.
Feifei: Oh Rob. It looks nice but it's a lot of food. Fried egg, cooked mushrooms, half a tomato, a lot of bacon…
Rob: Yes. It is our typical fry-up.
Feifei: I like eggs and tomato but… there's a lot of fat here.
Rob: Come on, just chew the fat! It's very cold outside and there's nothing like a hearty meal to start the day full of energy.
Feifei: Well, it is really cold and the meal smells nice. Maybe eating a bit of fat occasionally won't make me… well… fat.
Rob: Come on, let's chew the fat. I've heard that John hired a new secretary. He's got one already so why does he need two?
Feifei: I know. And she doesn't have much to do anyway… Mmmmm… this bacon is really crispy. Let's chew the fat. Bye.
Rob: Bye. Mmmmm. Glorious greasy food! Mmmmm…
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