Describing major change

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to

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change

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so i'm recording this video in june of

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2021

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so february last year was 2022

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and in europe at least we didn't really

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know

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that the pandemic was going to happen

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and the world was going to change the

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kovid was going to spread all over the

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world

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so we were blissfully unaware we had no

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idea of what was going to happen

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so we used blissfully in this way to say

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you know we were happy before we didn't

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know but

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you know we were happy not knowing so

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you can be blissfully unaware about

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something that's going to happen

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in the future or blissfully unaware of

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something

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that is happening now but you don't know

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about it okay let's move on to the next

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one

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utterly this is a good one and i think

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it's very

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british english you don't hear it so

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much in american english or

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other english-speaking countries around

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the world

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utterly it basically means totally or

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completely

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it's really to add emphasis to something

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it could be positive or negative in my

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example is

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positive the banoffee pie we had for

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dessert was utterly delicious