2008 - It's Like Riding a Bike! How to Say Something Is Easy

The video explores the expression 'like riding a bike' and its implications in language learning and muscle memory. It discusses various idioms that convey ease, such as 'easy as pie' and 'child's play.' Through personal anecdotes and role play, the hosts illustrate how these expressions can be applied in real-life situations, emphasizing the importance of not assuming ease for everyone.

Why might someone feel nervous about trying to ride a bike again?

How does the speaker feel about not being able to ride a bike?

What does the speaker suggest to Michelle regarding learning to ride a bike?

What does the expression 'it's like riding a bike' imply?

What is muscle memory and how does it relate to learning new skills?

In what ways can language learning be compared to riding a bike?

What are some other expressions that indicate something is easy?

What is the significance of the phrase 'child's play' in the context of learning?

How can someone use the expression 'it's a breeze' in a conversation?

Can you describe a personal experience where you had to relearn a skill?