English is a complex language full of slangs, idioms, and strange word combinations that make understanding difficult for non-native speakers. Moreover, these terms and phrases evolve, transform and adapt from place to place and from year to year.

For example,

• When is a dog not a dog or a pig not a pig?
• What does it mean when someone says you’re “a nut”?
• Is “wicked” a good thing or a bad thing?
• What does it mean when people as you “What’s up?”
• When people tell you to “Go fly a kite!” do they really want you to fly a kite?

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