Your friend just came back from a rad trip to Thailand. Your brother just bought a brand new Tesla. Your roommate just finished watching Game of Thrones. Now, every time you hang out with your friend, she talks for hours about beautiful Thai beaches, amazing Thai food, and friendly Thai people. Every time you see your brother, he tells you how cool his new electric car is. Every time your roommate is home, he says many wonderful things about the TV show. Your friend, your brother, and your roommate wax lyrical about these things.
If you have a favorite thing, you might also wax lyrical about it. It’s easy to talk and talk and talk about the things we love. Wax lyrical means to talk about something with excitement. For example, people often wax lyrical about the holiday season, since it’s a time of happiness and cheer. During the holidays, we can shake off our problems and celebrate life. Wax lyrical can also mean describe something beautifully. You might be very knowledge about something or very skilled at describing a thing.
Kelsey is a talented singer and songwriter. Watch today’s English soap opera to hear her wax lyrical about the lives of her friends. -- View this and other great English lessons at www.englishbaby.com