Don't Split Hairs with Outdated English Idioms - All Ears English Podcast 1765

The video tutorial explores the word 'trifle' in its various meanings, including its use as a noun for something of little value and as a dessert. It also covers the verb form of 'trifle' and discusses outdated words. The tutorial suggests using 'trivial' instead of 'trifle' and introduces the word 'minutiae' for small details. The idiom 'splitting hairs' is explained, and a role play on household chores is performed to illustrate these concepts. The video encourages understanding one's strengths in detail orientation or big-picture thinking.

What does the idiom 'splitting hairs' mean and in what context is it used?

How can understanding one's thinking style impact career choices?

What are some phrases that have gone out of fashion according to the text?

Reflect on the importance of being aware of your strengths in a professional setting.