In my humble opinion that's not an everyday expression, and most people wouldn't know what you are talking about. You might say, "Do you want to hear something interesting?"Fancy a fact the size of a planet?
It's short for "Do you fancy ..." which means "Would you like ...".
Do you fancy [hearing] a fact the size of a planet? = Do you want to hear a really impressive fact?
Threre is a program in apple podcast named "Fancy a fact with Mari and Rosa. "In my humble opinion that's not an everyday expression, and most people wouldn't know what you are talking about. You might say, "Do you want to hear something interesting?"
1. How did you do that?Thank you.
Threre is a program in apple podcast named "Fancy a fact with Mari and Rosa. "
How did you do what?1. How did you do that?
I'm not suggest anything. I just let you know that someone use "fancy a fact" as program title.1. How did you do that?
2. Thanks for the suggestion, but I already watch EONS and Star Talk.
I'm sure I wouldn't say, "I just let you know".I'm not suggestING anything. I just let you know that someone useD "fancy a fact" as A program title.
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