Learn Daily Expressions in English: Expressing Boredom

In our life, we go through a variety of ordinary and difficult stages. Taking them on is preferable to avoiding them. Boredom, above all other emotions, is the most prevalent feeling that we all experience. And it may sometimes go on for so long that it leads to depression, which is a serious problem nowadays. As a result, instead of fretting and complaining about boredom, work on improving your language skills and talking about it. Learn expressions in English as talking about various expressions in English can increase your confidence in speaking with your friends and family, they will undoubtedly assist you in overcoming your boredom.

Additionally, learning English will provide you with numerous opportunities to study new topics and develop new abilities while sitting at home. That implies you won’t have time for anything else and won’t even have time to feel bored.

All of the dialogues in the English Expressions Video

Dave: Good day mate, how are you doing?
Justin: Hey Dave! All okay here. It’s been quite sometime never heard from you.
Dave: True, it’s been 10 months since we last met, if I’m not wrong.
Justin: Gosh! Has it really been so long? Unbelievable! These pandemic lockdowns have taken a toll on everyone’s mental health.
Dave: We haven’t even seen each other in flesh buddy! Maybe we should do a video call someday.
Justin: That’s the least we can do and we must.
Dave: That sounds good.
Justin: How about this Sunday? Does it work good with you?
Dave: I’m in. So, what’s up with you nowadays?
Justin: In a sense I can say a lot. Earlier, I had enrolled myself to dance classes. Now I’m dancing in my room. Ha ha ha
Dave: Woah, amazing!
Justin: Secondly starting this year, I would attend football training. Now I’m professionally playing the sport on my patio!
Dave: Hmm…. How are you doing all this? I mean, why the sudden change?
Justin: It is all due to boredom! You must be going through that too, right?
Dave: Ah! Right. I am totally messed up.
Justin: You see, in 3 month’s time, I have improved drastically! I thought it was simply impossible. But I now learnt that all you need to do is believe in yourself.

Dave: But I still don’t understand. Is anyone teaching you these skills?
Justin: Oh Dave, don’t we have the world’s best teacher right in front of our eyes?
Dave: Do we?
Justin: Don’t be silly, it’s the internet! It’s full of information and tutorials! The only thing you should know is how to differentiate right from wrong. That’s it!
Dave: How could I have been so foolish? Months have passed by and this idea didn’t strike me even once?
Justin: Don’t worry, Dave. It’s never too late.
Dave: On the internet even free information and tutorials can be very useful Justin.
Justin: Indeed! Now, we are on the same page.
Dave: Okay then, I’ll start right away! Maybe when this town opens up a bit, I can visit your house and we can play football on your patio!
Justin: But you’ll have to upgrade your football skills quite a bit to defeat me. (laughs)
Dave: Of course, I will! And I assure you, I won’t allow you beat me easily. Ha ha ha
Justin: Good luck with it! (Smiles)
Dave: Thanks Justin for showing me the way I can be happy and physically fit even during these uncertain times.
Justin: Everything’s possible, my friend. Where there is a will, there is a way.
Dave: That’s a great saying buddy. See you soon!
Justin: Bye!

Expressions in English Video Related Vocabulary

Word: Mate
Meaning: a fellow member or a friend
Usage 1] He’s a long-lost mate of mine.
Usage 2] I was travelling through a forest with a mate.

Word: Pandemic
Meaning: global disease outbreak
Usage 1] In the last century, there have been three pandemics of influenza.
Usage 2] Will putting on a mask keep me safe from pandemic?