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Easy English expression rehashed.
Hello everybody, my name is Coach Shane and welcome to Easy English Expressions.
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Today we got a great expression.
Instead of give somebody a call, let's use eCube number 346.
Let's go back in time.
Today's expression is to give a holler.
Give a holler.
Give me a holler.
Give John a holler.
Hmm, what does this mean?
To give, G-I-V-E, a holler, H-O-L-L-E-R.
Now usually, if you look at the dictionary, the word holler means to yell at somebody.
Don't holler at me.
Don't yell at me.
When I was young, my dad hollered at me every day.
Yeah, I was a troublemaker.
Sometimes my teachers would holler at me.
They would yell at me.
Shane, don't do that.
Shane, stop that.
Shane, you bad boy.
And then they would spank me or hit me.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, I was a bad kid.
Yep.
My dad used to holler at me.
But today I can tell my dad, oh, dad, don't worry.
Just give me a holler.
So, for example, my dad said, I need to clean my car, but my back is hurting.
And I can say, oh, don't worry, dad.
Just give me a holler.
When you're ready, just give me a holler.
What does it mean?
It means call me, let me know, and I will do it for you.
Tell me and I will do it for you.
Give me a holler.
Call me.
Let me know.
And the deeper nuance is I will help you or I will do it for you or I will solve your problem.
It's a great expression.
So once again, if you guys are having a hard time with English, give me a holler.
Let me know.
Contact me and I will help you.
I'll give you a hand.
I'll give you some of my lessons.
If you want listening lessons, give me a holler.
I'll send you eight free listening lessons.
If you want speaking lessons, give me a holler.
I'll send you three free speaking lessons.
I'm not joking.
I'll tell you where to give me a holler after you check out the dialogue.
I heard you're moving next week.
Yes, I'm excited.
Well, give me a holler if you need any help.
Thanks, John.
I will.
Wow, John is a great guy.
He will help his friend move.
That's not easy.
Moving from one house to the other house.
But you need some help.
It's always nice to have help.
So once again, like I said to you guys, you are all interested in mastering English, I guess.
So if you need some help, give me a holler.
So let's say you want to improve your listening skills.
Oh, it's not easy.
I know.
But we have an excellent system.
It's called DDM and I'll give you eight free lessons.
Just give me a holler.
Send me an email to DDM.
DailyDictationMembers at gmail.com.
Give me a holler and we'll send you out those lessons.
Or you can just go here, www.letsmasterenglish.com slash tryDDM.
Sign up and get those lessons.
If you're speaking, you want to be speaking like an American, give me a holler.
I'll help you out.
I've got three free speaking lessons.
You bet.
Just give me a holler.
Send me an email to perfectenglishatgmail.com.
Now, listen to the spelling.
P-I-R-F-E-C-T-E-N-G-L-I-S-H.
Perfect is spelled differently.
You'll find out why.
So if you want those speaking lessons, give me a holler.
Send me an email, perfectenglish at gmail.com, and I'll send you three free lessons.
Pretty cool, huh?
Yeah.
Give me a holler.
Contact me.
Let me know.
Get in touch, and then I'll help you.
I'll solve your problems.
I'll do something for you.
Give me a holler.
It's a great expression.
Let's check out that dialogue two more times.
I heard you're moving next week.
Yes, I'm excited.
Well, give me a holler if you need any help.
Thanks, John.
I will.
I heard you're moving next week.
Yes, I'm excited.
Well, give me a holler if you need any help.
Thanks, John.
I will.
Thanks so much for listening.
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