American English Slang
Learn Slang To Talk About Not Having Courage!
Are you brave? Can you easily ask someone for a date or ask your boss for a raise? Sometimes, just before you are about to do something like that, you may lose your courage. Well, for today’s YouTube lesson, I’m going to show you some slang that we use to talk about these situations. Check it out!
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He was going to ask his boss for a day off, but he chickened out.
He totally wimoed out when he was going to ask his boss for a day off.
At the last minute he lost his nerve.
He was going to ask his boss for a day off, but he got cold feet.
He was going to ask his boss for a day off, but he froze up.
Nice work, Marta 🙂