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The English we speak from bbclearningenglish.com hello and welcome to the English We Speak.
With me, Fei Fei and me, Roy.
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That's because we're not able to record in our normal studios during the coronavirus outbreak.
In this program, we have a word that is used to say when someone is upset over something minor or trivial.
Speaking of which, you got really upset when the vending machine didn't have any of those sweets you liked this morning.
I really like unicorn truffles.
Oh, you have no idea how good they are.
It ruined my day.
Everyone likes unicorn truffles.
But there's no need to get overly upset about it.
They're just sweets.
You were so salty this morning.
What do you mean salty?
You mean I was sweaty?
I sweat when I get stressed?
No, Roy.
Salty means you got upset over nothing.