ඉංග්‍රීසියෙන් බඩගින්න ගැන මෙහෙම කියන්න Stuffed | Famished | Pig out | Ravenous |English in Sinhala

In this lesson you will learn the phrases relating to hunger, eating excessively and feeling full. For instance if you are really hungry you can say I'm starving or I'm famished. There is also the less frequently used form "I'm ravenous". Then if you are feeling full you can say "I'm full", I'm full up" or "I'm stuffed".
There is also the special sentence pattern "I haven't had anything to eat..."
You will learn a lot more if you watch to the end.

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Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:28 hungry
1:03 Starving
1:15 Go get something to eat
2:31 haven't had anything to eat....
5:20 haven't had a proper meal
5:48 Ravenous | Famished
7:03 Starve to death
7:22 I'm not hungry
7:38 ate way too much
8:49 Pig out
9:58 Stuff oneself
10:36 Overate
10:54 I'm full / I'm full up
11:19 I'm stuffed
11:41 Can't eat another bite
11:59 have had enough
12:15 Example
12:54 Summary

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