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In badminton when your opponent gives you a good chance to have a smash attack.,

Wwe (Chinese) will usually say “Char Siu”.

But, tell me will, can you understand why we use this expression?

Or, you could use this colloquial expression instead:

"But, you can probably guess why."

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Western people will compleiment that “s/he could eat this for breakfast.”

Do tell if you kneow any other interesting expressions.

Today I want to share two phases, which willone hears in the sports world commonly.

1) Char Siu (roasted red pork meat)

In badminton when your opponent gives you a good chance to have a smash attack.

We (the Chinese) will usually say “Char Siu”.

But tell me willdo you understand why we use this expression?

2) Eat this for breakfast

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Maybe this expression willdoes not only appear in the sports world.

When you achieve a difficult skill performance.succeed in a challenging skill like a 360 turn on a skateboard western people will comment that “(s)he eats this for breakfast.”

Like a 360 turn in skateboard.

Western people will complement that “s/he eat this for breakfast.”

I've combined these three fragments into one sentence.

DoPlease tell me if you kneow any other interesting expressions.