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Thank you for your comment! I'm glad it was helpful to you.

Thanks for the kind words! I'm glad the explanation helped. I guess all I have to do is keep moving forward!

@@English-via-Animation Sincerely. Yours is the best idiom class on RUclips. The choice of idioms too are unique and contemporary. Keep going. Thanks again. God Bless.

Thank you for your wonderful feedback! I'm honored you enjoy our channel. I'll keep bringing more unique and contemporary expressions. Thanks again, and blessings to you too!

Thank you for sharing this interesting expression! "Farting through silk" is definitely the opposite of "living from hand to mouth." I must say, I envy those who get to live in such luxury!

Thank you for your comment! It's great to hear that you've never been 'caught with your hand in the cookie jar.' Honesty is always the best policy! Keep it up!

@@English-via-Animation you can say that again!

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Thank you so much! Your support is my 'bread and butter'-it keeps me going! I'll keep up the good work for you!

Thank you for your comment! I'm glad you're interested in the idiom.

Thanks for your comment! Pursuing your dreams can sometimes feel like a “pie in the sky,” but don’t give up on what you love to do! You are a wonderful person, and your use of this idiom is perfect.

@@English-via-Animation yes I will keep trying hard for getting my dream come true

Thank you for your insightful comment! As a rule of thumb, we always appreciate when viewers share additional historical context. You're right that the origin you mentioned is often cited, though it's debated by some historians. In our videos, we focus on modern usage, but your input adds valuable depth. We'll keep your feedback in mind for future content. Thanks for helping us all learn more!

Thanks for your comment! I'm glad you're learning a lot. Your kind words aren't a hot potato at all - they're a real motivation booster! Keep up the great work with your English studies!

Thank you so much! You're the salt of the earth for supporting my channel. I hope you enjoy the upcoming videos!

Thank you for your comment! I agree-"an arm and a leg" is a great way to express something costly!

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@English-via-Animation thanks hope your channel do amazing

Thank you so much for your kind words! I will continue to create content that will be useful for everyone.

Thank you for your comment. Don't worry, you are perfect in your use of this idiom. So even if you feel you've lost your touch, keep it up!

I agree with you! "When pigs fly" is definitely a funny and interesting expression. I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you for your kind comment using the idiom! Your feedback brings something valuable to the table.

Thank you for finding our channel! We will keep posting videos to ensure your learning pans out successfully.

Thank you!

Thank you for the comment. The bottom line is that your words made my day!

Thank you for your comment! That's a great use of the idiom. Have an amazing time!

Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you find the channel helpful for learning English. By putting one foot in front of the other, we'll steadily improve our English skills.

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Thanks for your comment! I appreciate your suggestion. "bless your heart" is a phrase commonly used in the American South. It has different meanings depending on the context. It can be used sincerely to express sympathy or love, or it can be used sarcastically. I'll consider making a video to explain "bless your heart" in more detail.

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I completely agree. "Sitting duck" is an easy idiom to understand. However, I do feel sorry for the ducks being targeted. Thank you for your comment!

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That's a great question! Unfortunately, there isn't a hard and fast rule about articles in idioms. It's often just about memorizing the correct phrasing. Sometimes, using "the" can slightly change the meaning. For example, "touch base" is a casual check-in, but "touch the base" might make people imagine a baseball game!

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

Thank you for your comment! Yes, this is an interesting idiom. Indeed, Bob's Your Uncle!

Thanks for your comment. Glad you found it helpful!

Yes, I agree! Thanks for your comment. We should always remember to "save up for a rainy day."

Thanks for your comment! I find this idiom useful too. It's always good to be prepared for unexpected situations. Keep learning and saving up for a rainy day!

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Thank you! I'm very happy to read your comments. I would like to continue to deliver the Bee's Knees content that will be useful for you!

Thank you for your comment! You're right that "over the hump" means to get past hard times. After you get over the hump, the difficult part is done, and things become easier.

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That's a great use of the idiom. I wish you good luck in your exams.

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Thanks for your comments using the idiom! I'm happy to be of help.

Thanks for your comment! We hope our video was useful to you.

You're spot on - "pig out" is a vivid, humorous idiom! While not the most polite phrase, its over-the-top imagery packs an amusing punch. Used jokingly, it's a fun, informal way to describe a big feast or eating spree.

Thank you for your comment! I hope you now feel "out of the woods" when it comes to understanding this expression!

Thank you! We'll keep creating even better videos.

I'm glad the explanation of "out of the woods" was helpful. I hope this idiom sticks with you!

Thank you! I will continue to create more content to help you.

@@English-via-Animation Oh, that's nice of you!! Thank you so much. 😊

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