Georgie

I'm very well, thank you.

How are you?

Well, to be honest, I'm feeling pretty great today actually.

I woke up feeling really energetic, I felt really well rested and then I had the most delicious breakfast.

So the day started off really well and now I'm just really excited for the week ahead because I've got lots of nice plans.

I need to go out and buy some food and things like that because I have a friend coming to stay so she'll need some food.

Let's get on with the programme.

Oh, OK.

Sorry, Feifei.

Well, you just told me to stop yapping.

So why don't we learn yap in this programme?

Let's.

Yes, I actually used this the other day because I saw a really old friend who I hadn't seen for ages.

I went to hers for dinner and we spent the whole evening yapping.

We yapped non-stop until about midnight.

Exactly.

Now, it can occasionally have a slight negative connotation.

When someone is talking too much and you want them to stop, you can say stop yapping.

Well, you can follow it with at and yap at someone.

I was yapping at you earlier about my morning, which you didn't like.