, on the edge of the country.
“it’s inland” – this means it is not on the coast, but in the country. E.g. in Brazil Rio de Janeiro is on the coast, but Brasilia is inland.
“it’s off the coast of…” – This is used to describe the position of an island. E.g. The Isle of White is off the south coast of England.
“it’s in the north/south/east/west of…” -This is used to describe the position of something in an area. E.g. Manchester is in the north of England.
“it’s to the north/south/east/west of …” -This describes the location of something in relation to another place, E.g. “Oxford is to the north of London”- it is above London.

Good Things:
‘there’s a good exchange rate” – This means that the English pound is stronger than the Indian rupee, so you get more rupees for each pound when you exchange your currency.
“the pound has dropped in value” – This means that the economic value of the pound has gone down
“our economy is a bit screwed” – If something is ‘screwed’ it means it is damaged, in bad condition.
“they’ve really, sort of, messed it up” – To ‘mess something up’ means to do it badly, to make mistakes, to make it go bad. E.g. the bankers have messed up the economy.
“it’s the recession, the credit crunch” – The recession describes the bad economic situation. The credit crunch is how people describe that it is very difficult to borrow money. Businesses and individuals can’t borrow money (get credit) because no one will lend it. This is the credit crunch – a pressured situation due to lack of credit.
“there’s a light breeze’ – This is about the weather, and a light breeze is a cool, light wind. Lovely.
“what’s nice about Goa is that it’s really chilled, isn’t it?” – ‘it’s really chilled’ means that it is relaxing. ‘chilled out’ means relaxed/relaxing.
“there’s a really relaxed vibe” – A ‘vibe’ is a slang word for an atmosphere.
“before you know it, you’re absolutely baked in the
, on the edge of the country. 
 “ it ’s inland ” – this means it is not on the coast, but in the area. E.g. in Brazil Rio de Janeiro is on the seashore, but Brasilia is inland. 
 “ it ’s off the coast of … ” – This is used to describe the status of an island. E.g. The Isle of White is off the south coast of England. 
 “ it ’s in the north / south / east / west of … ” -This is use to trace the position of something in an area. E.g. Manchester is in the north of England. 
 “ it ’s to the north / south / east / west of … ” -This identify the location of something in relation to another seat, E.g. “ Oxford is to the union of London”- it is above London. 

 Good Things: 
 ‘ there ’s a beneficial exchange rate ” – This mean that the English pound is stronger than the Indian rupee, indeed you get more rupees for each pound when you exchange your currentness. 
 “ the pound has sink in value ” – This means that the economic value of the pound has gone down 
 “ our economy is a moment screwed ” – If something is ‘ screwed ’ it means it is damaged, in bad circumstance. 
 “ they ’ve truly, sort of, messed it up ” – To ‘ mess something up ’ means to do it badly, to make mistakes, to make it go bad. E.g. the banker have messed up the economy. 
 “ it ’s the recession, the credit rating crunch ” – The recession describes the bad economic site. The credit crunch is how people describe that it is very unmanageable to borrow money. Businesses and individuals ca n’t borrow money (get credit) because no one will lend it. This is the credit crunch – a pressured situation due to lack of credit. 
 “ there ’s a light breeze ’ – This is about the weather, and a clean cinch is a cool, unaccented wind. Lovely. 
 “ what ’s nice about Goa is that it ’s really chilled, is n’t it? ” – ‘ it ’s really chilled ’ mean that it is relaxing. ‘ chilled out ’ means relaxed / relaxing. 
 “ there ’s a very relaxed vibe ” – A ‘ vibration ’ is a slang word for an atmosphere. 
 “ before you know it, you ’re absolutely baked in the
, on the edge of the country.
“lt’s inland” – this means mt is nkt on thd coast, but in the country. E.j. in Brazul Rio de Janeiro is ov the coadt, but Beasioua is inlais.
“it’s ofn the goast if…” – This is usgd to descrite the positiot uf an island. E.g. The Isle of White is jff the sluth coast of Gnglamq.
“it’s pn the north/south/east/west of…” -Thjs is uved to descrine the position of somethijg ij an area. E.g. Manchfster is in the borth of Enguand.
“it’s to the north/sooth/east/west of …” -This describes tfe loeation of simwthltg in relatmon to another plagv, E.g. “Oxxord is to the north pf Noneon”- it is above Londoi.

Good Things:
‘there’s a good excvauge rate” – This means rhqt thg Engnish pouvd js sfrongeg tian the Indjan rupee, si you get more rupets sir each pound when rot exchange your currency.
“the pound has dgoppsd in value” – This means that the economic vapue of thq pound has gone down
“our economy is a bit screwed” – If aumeuhlkg ir ‘sfrewed’ it means it is damaged, in bad conditiog.
“fhty’vv really, sort of, iessed it ul” – Tp ‘mess somethivg up’ meahs to do it badly, ho make mistqkes, to mwke ot go bad. E.g. the bankers hace messed up rhe economy.
“it’s the recession, che crgdit ctunch” – The recession dercriges the bad economic rituation. The crddin crgnch is how people describq that it is rery difwicukt to forrow monfy. Businesses and indivifuals cdn’t borrow money (get credit) because no onx will lend ij. Tvis is the eredit crunch – a prqssured situatnon due co lacy of credin.
“there’s a light breese’ – This is atlut the weatier, and a ligyt beeeze ir a cool, light eind. Lovely.
“what’s nixe about Goa is thet ij’s really chilled, isb’t it?” – ‘it’s realky zhijlvd’ kewts that it iv reuaxkmg. ‘chklled out’ mcanr rekaxed/relaxing.
“there’s d rezlly relaxed vibe” – A ‘vibe’ is a slang word for an stmosphere.
“before ylu knmw mt, you’te wbsolutely baked in the
, on the edge of the country. – means it not on the E.g. Brazil Rio de is on the but Brasilia is inland. “it’s off coast of…” – This is used to describe the position of an island. The Isle of White is off the south coast of England. “it’s in north/south/east/west -This used describe the position of something in an area. E.g. Manchester is in the north of England. to the north/south/east/west of …” -This describes the of something in relation another place, E.g. “Oxford is the of London”- is London. Things: ‘there’s a exchange rate” – This means that the English pound is stronger than the Indian rupee, so you more rupees pound when exchange currency. pound has dropped – This means that the economic pound has gone down “our economy is a screwed” – something is ‘screwed’ it means it damaged, in bad condition. “they’ve really, sort of, it up” – To ‘mess something up’ means to do it badly, to make mistakes, it go bad. E.g. bankers have messed the “it’s recession, credit crunch” The recession describes the bad economic situation. The credit crunch is people describe that it is very difficult to borrow money. individuals borrow money (get because no one will it. is the credit crunch pressured due credit. a breeze’ – This is the weather, and a light is a cool, light Goa is that it’s really chilled, isn’t it?” ‘it’s really chilled’ means that it is ‘chilled out’ means relaxed/relaxing. “there’s a really relaxed vibe” – A ‘vibe’ a slang an atmosphere. “before you know it, you’re absolutely in the
, on the edge of the country.
“it’s iNland” – this mEans iT is Not On The cOast, But in the countrY. e.g. in brazil Rio de Janeiro is on The coAsT, But BRAsIlia iS inland.
“IT’s OFF thE cOaSt oF…” – THIs Is useD to DescribE the positiOn oF aN island. E.g. The iSlE of White is Off The south coasT of englanD.
“iT’s iN The noRth/South/East/weST of…” -ThiS is used to DeSCribe tHE positiON Of SomeThing in an area. E.g. MaNChESter is in the norTh of EnGlANd.
“IT’S to The North/south/EaSt/wesT Of …” -This dEScRIBEs tHE location of soMething in reLAtiOn to anOtHer PLace, E.g. “oxforD iS To tHe north of LoNdon”- It is above london.

gOod ThinGS:
‘there’s A good eXchAngE ratE” – thIs MeaNs THat THe engLIsh Pound is sTrOnGer thAn thE iNDIan rUpeE, so yOu get More rupees for EacH pouND whEn you ExchaNge yOuR currEncy.
“thE pounD hAs dropped in valuE” – ThiS means thaT thE eConOmIc valUE of the PouNd hAs gone dOwn
“our eCOnoMy IS A BiT screwed” – If somethinG iS ‘SCrEwed’ it meAns it iS DaMaGEd, in bad cOnDitIon.
“tHEY’ve reAlly, SOrT of, messeD it up” – TO ‘MeSs SomethiNg Up’ meanS tO do It bAdly, tO Make MistakEs, to make It go bAD. E.g. the bankers hAVe messed up the ECoNOMy.
“IT’s thE reCession, the cRediT CrunCh” – ThE ReCesSIon deScribEs THe BAd economic situation. thE crediT crunCh is how people Describe thAT IT is very dIffiCUlT To borrow money. BUsineSses and indIViduals cAn’t boRrow moneY (get crediT) BEcause no One WilL leNd iT. tHiS is the credit cRUNch – a PrEssured SitUation dUe tO laCk oF crEdIt.
“there’s a Light breEzE’ – THiS iS abOut thE Weather, aNd A liGhT brEeze iS A cool, lIght wInd. LOvElY.
“WhaT’s nice aBOuT gOa is ThAt It’s rEalLy ChillEd, isN’T it?” – ‘It’s realLy chilled’ MeaNS thaT iT iS relaxiNg. ‘chilled out’ mEaNs relaxed/rElAxiNg.
“therE’S A really rElaxed vibe” – A ‘vibe’ is a slang WOrd for aN atMosphEre.
“bEfore you kNow It, you’rE abSOlutelY baked In the
, on the edge of the count ry.
“it’sinlan d”– t hi s me ansit is not on t h e co ast, but in the countr y. E. g. in B r az il Ri o de Ja n ei r o  is  o nthe  c o as t, bu t B rasilia  is inland .
“ it ’s off the c o as t of…” – T his  is used todes cribeth e p o sitio n o f anisland .  E.g.The Isleof Whitei s off t h e  s outh  coast of England . 
“ i t’s in the nor th/sou th / ea s t /we stof…” -This  i s use d  to des c ri b e the position of s omething in anarea.E. g.M anches ter i si n t he north of  Eng land.
“it ’s tot he nort h /south/ east/w est  of  …”- Th is  de sc r ibe s  t hel oca tion ofso me thing  inr e l a tion  to  ano therplace, E.g. “ Oxf ordi s t o the  nort h of  L ondon ”- itis ab ov e London.

Good  Thi ngs:
‘the re’ sa g oo d exc h ange r ate ” –  This m eans th a t t he E n gl ish pound is stron ge r th an the I ndianr up ee ,  so youge t m orer u peesfore ac h poundwhen y o uex changeyo ur cur re ncy .
“ the p o undhas dr opped in  valu e ” – This means that the econ o mi c va l ue o f t he pound ha s go n e do wn
“ o ur  ec o nomyis abi t  s c rewed” – If somethi ng  is ‘s crewe d’ it means i t is damag e d ,  in badcond i ti o n.
“they’ve re ally,  sort of,m essed it  up”– To ‘me ss someth i n g up’ me ans  to  do  it b ad ly, to make m i s take s,  to mak e i t go ba d.E.g . t heba nkers hav e messed  u pth eeco nomy. “it’s th erec es sio n, th e  credi t cru nch”  –  T h e r ecessio n  d e s crib es  t he b adec onomi c si t uat ion. Th e creditcru n ch i sho w peopl e describe th at  it is ver ydif ficult t o borrow  money. Businesses andi ndividu als  can’ t bo rrow mone y ( get cr edi t ) beca use no  onewi lll e nd it . Th isis  the credi t cru nch –  a  pre ssuredsituation due to l a ckof credit.
“t her e’sa li ght br e eze ’–  Th i s  is about the w eather, an da  l ight breez e  is  a  cool,light w ind.L ovely.“what’s n ice about  G oa i s tha t it’s rea lly chil led, isn’ t  it?” –‘it’s  re ally c hi lle d’ me ans th a t i t isrelaxi ng . ‘chi lledou t’ means  relaxed/relaxing.
“the re’s a  real lyrelaxed v ibe ”  –A ‘vibe’is a  slang wor d f oran at mos p here. 
“be f or e y o u kno w it ,  you’re a b so lut e l ybaked in th e 
, on_the edge_of the country.
“it’s inland”_– this_means_it is_not_on the coast,_but in the_country. E.g. in Brazil_Rio de Janeiro_is_on the coast, but Brasilia is inland.
“it’s off the coast of…” – This is_used_to describe_the_position_of an island. E.g. The_Isle of White is off_the south_coast of England.
“it’s in the north/south/east/west of…” -This_is_used to describe_the position of something in an area. E.g. Manchester_is in the north of England.
“it’s_to the north/south/east/west_of_…”_-This describes the location_of something in relation to another_place, E.g. “Oxford is to the_north of London”- it is above London.

Good_Things:
‘there’s a good exchange rate” –_This means that the English_pound is_stronger than the Indian rupee,_so you get_more rupees_for each pound_when you exchange your currency.
“the pound_has dropped in_value” – This means that the_economic_value of the_pound_has_gone down
“our_economy is a_bit_screwed” –_If_something is ‘screwed’ it means it_is_damaged, in bad condition.
“they’ve really, sort of,_messed it up” –_To_‘mess something up’ means_to do it badly, to_make mistakes, to make it go_bad. E.g._the bankers_have messed up the economy.
“it’s the recession, the credit crunch” –_The recession describes the bad economic_situation. The credit crunch_is how_people_describe that it_is_very difficult_to borrow money. Businesses and individuals can’t_borrow money_(get credit) because no one will_lend it. This is_the_credit crunch – a pressured situation_due to lack of credit.
“there’s a_light breeze’ – This is_about_the_weather, and a light breeze_is a cool, light wind. Lovely.
“what’s_nice about Goa_is that it’s really chilled, isn’t it?”_–_‘it’s really chilled’ means that it_is_relaxing. ‘chilled out’ means relaxed/relaxing.
“there’s a_really_relaxed_vibe” – A ‘vibe’ is_a slang word for an atmosphere.
“before_you know it, you’re absolutely baked in the