This is the second
lesson about the movie Forgetting Sarah
Marshall (2008), a great movie to learn hotel related vocabulary and
expressions.
After watching the
clip, take a look at the vocabulary below
and then answer some questions to
check your understanding.
Have fun!
VOCABULARY
Enjoy your stay: polite expression used in hotels and accommodations
to wish someone a good stay.
Mess up: something that has been done badly, a mistake.
It´s not a big deal: informal way to say you are welcome as an answer to thank
you.
Disaster: an event that results in great harm, damage, serious difficulty or
death.
To run away: to leave a place or a person secretly and suddenly.
To whisper: to speak very quietly, using the breath but not the
voice, so that only the person close to you can hear you.
To have it off: (UK slang) to have sex.
Awkward: (UK) difficult to use, do, or deal with.
Sucker: a person who believes everything they are told and is therefore easy
to deceive.
Have fun!: spoken expression to wish someone to have a good time.
To ruin someone´s day: to cause someone problems so he/she has a bad day.
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