Welcome to the English we speak with me, Neil and me

Faye Faye. We're looking at the phrase each to their own.

It means everyone has their own opinions and preferences and that's fine.

Each to their own. So it's like saying it's okay to like

different things. Yes, so what's your favorite type of music? I love classical music. Oh I hate classical music it's so dull I prefer

heavy metal music each to their own and I believe you drink your tea and put the

milk in first I prefer to put my milk in second.

Each to their own.

Let's listen to these examples.

How can he eat pickles on his burger? It's so disgusting, each to their own, I suppose.

She prefers watching documentaries to reading books, each to their own.

I prefer to run in the mornings, but my husband prefers to exercise after work, each to their own.

In this the English we speak, we're looking at the phrase, each to their own.

It means that not everyone likes the same thing or doing things in the same way and that's okay.

You know Fay Faye I've just cooked an amazing curry. Here try this.

Oh that's so spicy.

It's burning my mouth. I need a drink of milk.

Sorry, Faye, I thought you liked spicy food, each to their own I guess.

Maybe next time you could cook something that we both can enjoy.

I'll try.

Bye for now.

Bye. Bye.

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