Have you ever heard this accent? I love this man, he is a legend. I also have a similar accent, but it has disappeared after years and years of living abroad. What did you think?

A few days ago, @Jack Hastings made a post about how "right" can be used with an adjective to mean "very" or "really". A right nice cup of tea - a very nice cup of tea. BUT, did you know you can also use "well" in British English for the same purposes? For example, I present a viral video of a girl who is very angry about ice cream prices in her area. What does she say using "well"?

Today's is a simple one. What's your favourite colour? I want to get to know you all a tiny bit better, so tell me; what's your favourite shade?

To deserve something is to be worthy of something because you did, said or had something. It is an interesting word, because it can be positive: "You deserve the world!" or negative: "You deserve a slap in the face!" It also depends on how someone says it. "You got what you deserved". Can you say this sentence in a positive and negative way?

Watch the video, and learn that "have a go" can have two different meanings. 1. When did you last have a go at something new? 2. Have you had a go at anyone recently? Leave a comment below!