Colloquial

The podcast is full of colloquial expressions and regional accents.

We use a lot of colloquial terms in our office to keep the mood light.

The tour guide used colloquial expressions to make the history of the place more interesting.

Using "gonna" instead of "going to" is considered colloquial.

He was reprimanded for using colloquial terms during the business meeting.

The novelist's use of colloquial phrases added authenticity to the dialogue.

The politician's use of colloquial language resonated with the working-class voters.

The linguist studied the development of colloquial language in different regions of the country.

The linguist studied the use of colloquial language in different regions of the country.

The author's use of colloquial language in the novel made it easy for readers to understand the story.

The tour guide spoke in colloquial terms that the tourists could easily understand.

I had to adjust to the colloquial accent of my new roommate from the southern United States.

The poem's language is more colloquial than formal, giving it a casual and relaxed feel.

My grandparents prefer using colloquial expressions over modern ones.

The coach's colloquial instructions helped the team communicate more effectively on the field.

The use of colloquial language added to the humor of the comedy skit.

He always uses colloquial expressions that I don't understand.

Colloquial language can be difficult for non-native speakers to understand.

The travel guidebook used colloquial terms to describe the local cuisine.

The regional dialect uses a lot of colloquial expressions that may confuse outsiders.

I like to use colloquial language when I talk to my friends.

The podcast host spoke in a colloquial manner, making it feel like a casual conversation.

The new employee struggled with the colloquial expressions used in the office.

He talks in a colloquial language that I find difficult to understand.

The comedian's jokes were filled with colloquial expressions and cultural references.

She felt more comfortable using colloquial terms with her close friends.

My professor asked me to avoid using colloquial expressions in my essay.

The newscaster's use of colloquial phrases made the broadcast more engaging.

The professor often used colloquial phrases during his lectures.

His jokes were filled with colloquial humor that only his friends understood.

My grandmother uses colloquial terms that are no longer in use.

The newscaster avoided using colloquial language to maintain a professional tone.

The teacher reminded the students not to use colloquial language in their academic essays.

The teenagers used colloquial language to communicate with each other in the chat room.

His job requires him to use colloquial language when communicating with customers.

The blogger's writing style is characterized by colloquial language and personal anecdotes.

The politician's speech was criticized for its colloquial tone and lack of professionalism.

The professor advised the students to avoid using colloquial expressions in their academic papers.

She struggled to understand the colloquial language used by the locals in the small town.

The author used colloquial language in his novel to make it more relatable to young adults.

The customer complained about the salesperson's use of colloquial language, which she found unprofessional.

The book is written in colloquial English and includes many idioms and expressions.

The surfer used a lot of colloquial slang when talking about the waves.

The gamer used colloquial expressions while playing with his friends online.

The tour guide's colloquial language helped the tourists understand the local customs.

The politician's speech was filled with colloquial expressions to connect with the audience.

The comedian's jokes were filled with colloquial humor that had the audience in stitches.

The movie was praised for its realistic portrayal of colloquial language used in a specific community.