In the previous lesson we talked about hot weather but here we are going to speak about cold weather. So here we are going to learn five great and essential phrases American English people use for cold weather. Are you ready? Let's starts. Don't forget to focus you should understand the phrases. The first one is is a little chilly.

It's a little chilly. So chilly means also it's a little chilly means it's a little cold. Number two is it's freezing. It's freezing. Freezing means extremely cold like the weather in Antarctica. It's extremely cold and it's freezing.

Yes. It's very it's very difficult to leave In these kinds of places because the weather is freezing, number three, the temperature is dropping, the temperature is dropping, which means the weather is getting cold the temperature is dropping. Number four, make sure to bundle up make sure to bundle up if somebody says Make sure to bundle up means that put on warm clothes for protection against the cold bundle. Do not forget this phrase this expression, make sure to bundle up. Yeah, sometimes in the class in the winter I tell my students guys make sure to bundle up put on with some warm clothes and come to the class so you can protect yourself against cold. Next one is we are expecting some winter weather we are expecting some winter weather So winter weather here means snow, hail, sleet, eyes.

It's wrong. We are expecting some winter weather, winter weather. So do not forget this phrase winter weather. Number six is it's nippy. Sorry. It's nippy.

It's below zero. It also means it's freezing. The weather is really cool. This is another way to express your feeling about cold weather. It's nippy, it's below zero. And the last phrase is it's Arctic.

It's Arctic, which also means extremely cold and freezing. ades Arctic. These are great seven ways to speak about cold weather. Do not forget to keep them in your mind. That's how we can speak about cold weather. These sentences are very common.

Okay. Let's understand these sentences in real situations. Oh, the temperature is dropping here and it's really freezing. Yes, the temperature is dropping, it's really getting cold. It's really freezing. And it's nippy here.

It's really cold. It's freezing here. We must make sure to bundle up. Can you understand what's the meaning of bundle up? Yes, we must make sure to bundle up means we must put on warm clothes. And we must protect our bodies against cold weather.

Great. Now you can speak about cold weather hot weather. In the next lesson, we are going to improve our pronunciation and practice the park called actually practice yourself In order to check your understanding