Welcome to the English we speak with.
Me Rob and me Ja Ing.
Here's an idiom to use when you want to say you admire someone because they've done something impressive.
It's hats off.
Hats off.
But we don't physically take our hat off to someone.
It's metaphorical, isn't it?
It is.
Although the origin of the expression is from when a person would raise their hat to show respect to someone.
But don't worry, Jiang, if you're not wearing a hat, you can still say it.
Good.
So hats off to you, Rob, for telling us about this phrase.
Thanks.
And hats off to you, Jiang.
I hear you won a cake making competition.
Impressive.
It's not easy to make good cakes.
I can't even bake.
Thanks.
I might let you try some later.