Easy English Expression 0565 to be chummy with ~

Vocabulary

  • chummy friendly or intimate; having a close relationship. Example: "He is trying to be chummy with the boss."
  • neighbor a person who lives near or next to another. Example: "My neighbor has a big dog."
  • benefit an advantage or profit gained from something. Example: "She helped him to get a benefit."
  • pronunciation the way in which a word is spoken. Example: "His English pronunciation is excellent."
  • personalized designed or produced for a particular person. Example: "The teacher gave me personalized feedback."

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And I've moved. Well, I'm still moving my stuff and everything. Lots of work. But now, if I'm lucky, I'll have a new neighbor. When I lived in the desert, there were no neighbors.

I mean, there were old people. But I'm talking about animals that would live next to me. But here in Chicago, there are squirrels and deer and fish. And I hope to be really close to those guys.

Today's expression is to be chummy with. someone to be chummy c-h-u-m-m-y with someone that means to be very close to someone have a very good friendly relationship check out the dialogue why are you being all chummy with lima you don't know don't know what he's one of the owners of manchester united

That makes me so angry when people try to be chummy with you or someone else in order to receive a benefit. I hate that. So if I'm chummy with, for example, some fish, I'm not going to eat them. I just want to be friends with them.

Just hang out with them and swim with them. Maybe I'll go fishing. They can tell me who to catch. Yeah, yeah. But yeah, it's a great expression. And it does have that possible meaning.

So I'm chummy with somebody. I'm close to somebody. I'm good friends with somebody. But also, if you're chummy with somebody in order to get something, in order to be someone special, that's not too cool.

Right? Yeah. It happens though. I mean, people are people. And I'll be honest. If my neighbor in Chicago has like a really cool truck or maybe a big snowmobile or a nice motorcycle or a nice boat.

Yeah, I must admit I'll probably be chummy with the guy. Please take me on your boat, please. Alright, that's today's expression. I hope I'm moving in nicely.

Please keep your fingers crossed. And together, let's master English! Why are you being all chummy with Lima? You don't know? Don't know what? He's one of the owners of Manchester United!

Why are you being all chummy with Lima? You don't know? Don't know what? He's one of the owners of Manchester United! Thanks so much for listening. Make sure to check out our webpage, www.letsmasterenglish.com.

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