Neil: Hello and [bad word] to The English We Speak, I'm Neil.

Li: And I'm Li. Neil what are you drinking? Whatever it is, it sounds very refreshing.

Neil: Ah yes it is, Li. It's so [bad word] and refreshing.

Li: What kind of juice is it?

Neil: Oh it's not juice, it's a smoothie.

Li: smoothie?

Neil: Yeah, a smoothie. The [bad word] is blended rather than squeezed.

Li: Oh I see. smoothie is a [bad word] drink made from blended [bad word] rather than squeezed [bad word]  

Neil: And it sometimes has ice, ice cream or yoghurt in it too. Try it Li.

Li: Oh thank you. Oh it's delicious. 

Neil: How would you describe the texture?

Li: Well, it's very thick and… smooth. 

Neil: Exactly. And that's where the [bad word] from.

Li: It's called a smoothie because its texture is smooth. 

A: Right, who wants a drink? I fancy a cup of coffee.
B: Yeah but it's way too hot for coffee. Can I have one of those smoothies? 
A: Oh that's an idea. I think I'll have one too, if I have enough money.

Neil: Well, it's all gone now. 

Li: Oh that's a shame.

Neil: Yes… No more smoothie... Shame…

Li: Oh well.

Neil: (Pause) Li, have you had your hair done? It really suits you.

Li: Oh thanks, Neil.

Neil: No, really. It suits your face. Actually, you're looking great at the moment. I like that outfit.

Li: Oh Neil…

Neil: I'd really love another smoothie, but I've [bad word] out of money.

Li: Don't worry, I'll get you one.

Neil: Oh thanks! I can be such a smoothie sometimes…

Li: Yes you can… Smoothie is not just a word for a drink.

Neil: That's right. It's also an adjective describing a man who can persuade people to do things for him by being charming. 

Li: I wondered why he was paying me so [bad word] 

Neil: smoothie for the smoothie, please Li.

Li: OK, OK…