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The English we speak from bbclearningenglish.com hello, this is the English we speak, and I'm Fei Fei.
Oh, and hello.
I'm Rob.
Rob, didn't you know it's very rude to eat while talking?
Oh, sorry.
It's just somebody left these donuts here and I had to eat them.
I have a soft spot for doughnuts.
Couldn't you wait?
No, sorry, I can't.
Oh, is that chocolate I can see in your bag?
You couldn't spare a few chunks, could you?
I have a soft spot for chocolate as well.
No, Rob, you can't.
But can I assume a soft spot refers to your large and soft belly you have as a result of eating too many sweet things?
How dare you.
Having a soft spot does not mean having a fat belly.
Not that I have one anyway.
If you have a soft spot for something, it means you have the feeling of really liking something or someone.