💘 RELATIONSHIPS & DATING Vocabulary in Movies! скачать в хорошем качестве

💘 RELATIONSHIPS & DATING Vocabulary in Movies!

Want to sound natural when talking about love and relationships in English? In this video, you’ll learn 17 essential dating and relationship expressions through real movie clips! 🎥💕 From falling in love to breaking up, flirting to spooning—watch how native speakers use these words in real-life situations. #esl #eslteacher #englishvocabulary #dating #relationships    / @englishwithmoviesforyou   1. Fall in love with (someone) – To develop romantic feelings for someone. 🔹 Example: "I didn’t expect to fall in love with my best friend." 2. Fall out of love with (someone) – To stop loving someone. 🔹 Example: "Over time, they fell out of love with each other." 3. Break up with (someone) – To end a romantic relationship. 🔹 Example: "She broke up with her boyfriend last week." 4. Be in love with (someone) – To have strong romantic feelings for someone. 🔹 Example: "He’s still in love with his ex." 5. Be in a relationship with (someone) – To be dating or romantically involved with someone. 🔹Example: "I’ve been in a relationship with him for two years." 6. Flirt – To behave in a way that shows romantic interest. 🔹 Example: "She always flirts with him at work." 7. Hit on (someone) – To aggressively or obviously flirt with someone, often in a direct way. 🔹 Example: "That guy at the bar was hitting on me all night." 8. Clingy – A person who is overly dependent or needy in a relationship. 🔹 Example: "I like affection, but I don’t want a clingy partner." 9. The big spoon – The person who wraps their arms around their partner while cuddling. 🔹 Example: "I love being the big spoon—it’s so cozy!" 10. The little spoon – The person being held in a cuddling position. 🔹 Example: "I always prefer being the little spoon." 11. Have a crush on (someone) – To like someone romantically but not be in a relationship with them. 🔹 Example: "I have a huge crush on my coworker." 12. Ask (someone) out – To invite someone on a romantic date. 🔹 Example: "He finally asked her out after months of flirting." 13. To ghost (someone) – To suddenly stop all communication with someone (texts, calls, messages) without any explanation, usually in a dating or friendship context. 🔹 Example: "We went on three dates, and then he ghosted me—I never heard from him again." 14. Love at first sight – The feeling of instantly falling in love with someone the first time you see them. 🔹 Example: "Do you believe in love at first sight, or do you think love takes time to grow?" 15. Situationship – A romantic or intimate relationship that lacks clear labels or commitment. It’s more than just friendship but not officially a relationship. 🔹 Example: "We go on dates and act like a couple, but we’re not official—it’s just a situationship." 16. To be on a date – To be spending time with someone in a romantic setting, usually with the intention of getting to know them better as a potential partner. 🔹 Example: "Are you two just friends, or are you on a date?" 17. To date (someone) – To be in a romantic relationship with someone or to regularly go on romantic outings together. 🔹 Example 1 (early stage): "We’ve been dating for a few weeks, but we’re not official yet." 🔹Example 2 (serious relationship): "She’s been dating him for two years now." 🔥 Watch, learn, and level up your English with fun and engaging movie moments! ✨ Subscribe for more English in Movies & Series! ✨ 00:00 - date(d) sb 00:19 - break/broke/broken up with sb (over text) 00:43 - ghost(ed) sb = stop all communication 01:00 - love at first sight 01:17 - fall/fell/fallen in love with sb 01:40 - fall/fell/fallen out of love with sb 01:50 - flirt(ed) with sb 02:00 - situationship = not an official relationship 02:19 - be in a relationship with sb 02:35 - clingy = needy, overly dependent 02:48 - have/had a crush on sb = like sb romantically 03:01 - be in love with sb 03:13 - hit on sb = flirt aggressively 03:29 - be on a date 03:41 - ask sb out = to invite on a date 03:52 - the big spoon - the person who hugs, the little spoon - the person being hugged