This is a download from BBC Learning English.

To find out more, visit our website.

Hello and welcome to the English we speak with me,

Jai.

And me, Neil, you look tired today. Are you okay? I am. Did you watch the stream of the new fishing Dragons game last night.

No, it was too late for me.

Was the game any good?

It was LIT.

What do you mean LIT?

The stream was on fire? Or the dragons catch fish by lighting them on fire. What are you talking about?

I set lit, which means that something is amazing. I set that the game was amazing.

Ah, that's what you meant by Litt.

And do the dragons catch fish with fire?

Of course not. They use the power of their mind. Let's talk more about it after these examples.

John's new car is lit, it's so amazing.

I joined a virtual dance party last night and it was lit.

There was a DJ and everyone had an amazing time.

Erica said that new film was lit, but I thought it was a bit disappointing.

I didn't like the plot or characters.

You're listening to the English we speak from BBC Learning English and you're talking about the expression

LIT which is used to say that something is amazing.

Yes, that's right. For example, that video game we played is lit. You can also say that something is fire with the same meaning.

...