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[00:00:00] Welcome to English Vinglish and Fun with Ranjna Charak, this is episode number 3 and we are
[00:00:06] again gonna learn some eye shapes you can see.
[00:00:12] So suppose if you have you want to explain someone's looks, okay.
[00:00:16] So first what is Almond shaped?
[00:00:28] Almond shaped eyes.
[00:00:30] So Almond shaped eyes are very beautiful eyes, which are a little elongated and the outer
[00:00:40] corners are very long and sharp.
[00:00:45] So we call these eyes Almond shaped eyes.
[00:00:48] Like almond, which is a little thick in the front but the last part is a nail.
[00:00:55] So we call these eyes Almond shaped eyes.
[00:00:58] Second is that someone's eyes are round, so we can say round eyes.
[00:01:04] Okay, now how do many people's eyes look like?
[00:01:08] Like the eyes are narrow inside and the eyebrow bone is very visible and the eyes are narrow
[00:01:16] inside.
[00:01:17] And the eyelids are very narrow.
[00:01:20] So we call these eyes hooded eyes.
[00:01:26] Hood means like a snake's fin, like a curved space.
[00:01:32] So we call these eyes hooded eyes.
[00:01:35] Suppose someone's eyes are like this, so you can say he has or she has hooded eyes.
[00:01:41] And some people's eyes are droopy, meaning they have a little bit of a hang on the
[00:01:47] bottom.
[00:01:48] So we can make a sentence like I have a friend and she has downturned eyes, which makes her
[00:02:10] looks very gloomy or which gave her a sad or gloopy appearance.
[00:02:16] So we call these eyes, the person who has these upturned eyes, that person has a very
[00:02:41] cheerful appearance.
[00:02:43] So upturned is the word for such kind of eyes.
[00:02:53] So we call these eyes white set eyes.
[00:03:17] White set eyes are those eyes that have space between their eyebrows.
[00:03:24] So we call these eyes closed set eyes.
[00:04:19] So they have pop the buys.
[00:04:46] So I hope you are enjoying these new words that are related to the different kinds of
[00:04:53] eyes.
[00:04:54] So okay, I'm going to take a big peek at you see in Sanki to pull up with the
[00:04:59] air.
[00:05:00] Well, it could be to AC, but a form of mono eyelid, both mono means one or three
[00:05:35] eyes.
[00:05:36] So obviously, I'm large eyes.
[00:05:37] Well, in a small eyes.
[00:05:38] And sometimes we see that people have a being, which is called an arrow.
[00:05:47] They can't see the proper side.
[00:05:50] They look at one side and it seems that they look at the other side.
[00:05:54] So we call such eyes squinty eyes.
[00:05:57] Here we can say she has squint or she is squinty.
[00:06:02] Okay, we have a cross dies before they have crossed eyes.
[00:06:06] What we use.
[00:06:09] So I hope that today you have learned very beneficial vocabulary that will help you
[00:06:16] in explaining about some features of some persons particularly eyes.
[00:06:22] So keep on learning new words, keep on adding one to three words each and every
[00:06:29] day in your vocabulary.
[00:06:30] And at last you will see that vocabulary bank and you're really fluent at
[00:06:36] speaking English.
[00:06:37] So thank you for listening me.
[00:06:39] Keep listening to me and I'll see you in the next web not next webinar.
[00:06:43] I'll see you in the next episode.
[00:06:46] Thank you so much.