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Why “Interesting” Actually Means “I Hate It” in British English 🇬🇧💀 | You’ve Been Warned

📝 YouTube Description:
🦆 The English Duck Podcast – Episode 22 (Short & Sharp!)

You think “interesting” means someone liked your idea?
Not in British English.
In this 90-second episode, we reveal how polite Brits use words like “interesting,” “fascinating,” and “unusual” to say what they really think… without actually saying it. 😳

👀 Learn the secret sarcasm of English:
– What “interesting” really means (spoiler: it’s not good)
– How to hear the hidden meaning in someone’s tone
– Real-life examples from awkward British conversations
– Why English isn’t just about words — it’s about reading between the lines

⚠️ Next time someone says your shoes are “an interesting choice”… RUN.

💬 What English phrase totally confused you the first time?
👇 Tell us in the comments and we’ll break it down in a future episode!

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