Fun English Learning English with Badshahs' playlist

🔥 Badshah's Top 20 Hits: The Ultimate Party Playlist 🎶 | From Jugnu to DJ Waley Babu!🔥

Vocabulary Section (Words and Phrases from the Dialogue)
1. Music and Party-Related Words:
Playlist – A collection of songs to play in a specific order.
Example: "We need to finalize the playlist for the party."
Anthem – A song that represents a specific feeling, group, or occasion.
Example: "'Abhi Toh Party Shuru Hui Hai' is the anthem of every party!"
Hook Step – A signature dance move from a song.
Example: "Everyone starts doing the Nora Fatehi hook step when 'Garmi' plays!"
Crowd Favorite – Something that is loved by most people.
Example: "'Genda Phool' is always a crowd favorite."
Swag – Coolness, confidence, or style.
Example: "'Har Ghoont Mein Swag' reminds everyone to bring their swag!"
2. Fun Slang and Casual Phrases:
Lit – Something exciting, amazing, or full of energy.
Example: "This playlist is lit!"
Totally – Completely or absolutely (used informally).
Example: "Totally! We must include 'Garmi' in the playlist."
Classic – Something timeless or iconic.
Example: "Doing the hook step from 'Garmi' is such a classic move!"
Yup – Informal way of saying "yes."
Example: "Yup, don’t forget to add 'Bachpan Ka Pyaar' to the list."
3. Useful Phrasal Verbs and Expressions:
Get ready – To prepare for something.
Example: "Okay, let’s finalize the list and get ready to party!"
Set the dance floor on fire – To dance with so much energy that it excites everyone.
Example: "Badshah’s songs always set the dance floor on fire."
Go crazy over – To really enjoy or react strongly to something.
Example: "People still go crazy over 'Bachpan Ka Pyaar.'"
Hit a billion views – To reach a billion views (used for popular videos or songs).
Example: "'Genda Phool' hit a billion views for a reason."
Wrong song alert – A playful way to say someone mentioned or sang the wrong song.
Example: "Wait… wrong song alert!"
Grammar Section (Key Grammar Concepts in the Dialogue)
1. Informal Contractions and Casual Language:
In casual conversations, contractions and informal words are often used.
Examples:
"What’s a party without Badshah’s hits?" (What is)
"That song’s so catchy!" (That song is)
"You’re not letting me off the hook, are you?" (You are)
2. Modals for Suggestions and Necessity:
Modals like must, should, and can are used to make suggestions or talk about necessity.
Examples:
"We must include 'Garmi.'"
"You can’t miss 'Abhi Toh Party Shuru Hui Hai.'"
"We should finalize the playlist now."
3. Present Continuous for Ongoing Actions:
The present continuous tense is used to describe actions happening right now or in the near future.
Examples:
"We’re planning the playlist for the party."
"Everyone starts doing the Nora Fatehi hook step."
4. Conditional Sentences for Hypothetical Situations:
Conditional sentences describe what might happen if something else happens.
Examples:
"If we play 'Garmi,' everyone will start copying Nora Fatehi’s moves."
"If we don’t include 'Jugnu,' the playlist won’t feel complete."
5. Adjectives to Describe Songs or Feelings:
Adjectives are used to express opinions about songs or experiences.
Examples:
"That song is so catchy!"
"It’s got such a cool vibe."
"This playlist is fire!"
6. Expressing Agreement and Excitement:
Phrases to agree or show excitement in casual conversations:
Examples:
"Oh, absolutely!"
"Same!"
"For sure!"
Practice Exercises for Learners
1. Match the Vocabulary:
Match the words to their meanings:
a) Lit
b) Playlist
c) Anthem
d) Hook Step
e) Swag
A collection of songs to play together.
Something exciting, amazing, or full of energy.
Coolness, confidence, or style.
A signature dance move from a song.
A song representing a group or occasion.
Answer: 1-b, 2-a, 3-e, 4-d, 5-c
2. Fill in the Blanks:
Complete the sentences using the vocabulary:
"'Garmi' brings so much energy—it always sets the __________ on fire!"
"We need to finalize the __________ for the party."
"That song is so __________, I can’t stop humming it!"
"'Abhi Toh Party Shuru Hui Hai' is the __________ of every party!"
"Everyone loves doing the Nora Fatehi __________ to 'Garmi'."
Answer:
dance floor
playlist
catchy
anthem
hook step
3. Identify the Grammar:
Find and correct the errors in the following sentences:
"We must to include 'Jugnu' on the playlist."
"If we not play 'Bachpan Ka Pyaar,' people will be upset."
"That song’s got a such catchy vibe!"
Answers:
"We must include 'Jugnu' on the playlist."
"If we don’t play 'Bachpan Ka Pyaar,' people will be upset."
"That song’s got such a catchy vibe!"
This Vocabulary and Grammar Section makes the dialogue not only fun but also a great way to learn casual English expressions, music-related vocabulary, and grammar concepts. Let me know if you’d like more exercises!