Another way to say "I DON'T KNOW HIM"

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[@Olushka]

I’m so thankful to you for these videos. They help me to understand English more and more . Come to Russia, Mark! It is so beautiful country 😊

[@MadEnglishTV]

Hope I can come soon 😎

[@golsas4038]

Hey mark, I’m glad it’s finally sunny there, it’s a bit windy but it’s sunny, I have never heard that expression before, it makes me happy to watch your videos always, thanks mark for these great videos and great lessons, have a good one, take care 😊

[@MadEnglishTV]

Thanks so much 🤗

[@ellensun3725]

Love all of your lessons😂, bless you. Enjoy the beautiful weather.

[@MadEnglishTV]

Thanks so much! 🤗

[@agawa6359]

Dzieci na całym świecie są cudowne 😊😊😊 pozdrawiam Mark 😊

[@mercedehsalimi7691]

In Australia people say I do not know you from a bar of soap😅

[@MadEnglishTV]

😂

[@MasterworkUS]

Next video will be about another way to say:" You don't now me!" 😎

[@umuhozasandrine6269]

🌷

[@huasongyin3711]

I don't know him from Adam, or I don't know her from Eve.😂

[@okebesh]

I think I now you a little , I watched 100 of your's videos

[@MadEnglishTV]

Thanks so much!

[@udomvannapat3866]

Hi Mark.From old man in Bangkok Thailand 🇹🇭

[@MadEnglishTV]

Hi 😎

[@evelynecarrio]

Wait on that,s the water become warmer to jump into the canal man!

[@leejay1940]

I came across your video few days ago and I have fallen in love with all your videos since.
Your English is so easy and clear to understand that makes me feel like a native.. ha ha
And I find it quite interesting all the topics you have picked out and mentioned.
I learn English and I get some knowledge from the topics you mentioned and on top of that I think I can take a look at a kind of viewpoint you got on them.
Thanks for everything you do from South Korea

[@MadEnglishTV]

Thanks so much!

[@oscarfelipejimeneztorres2223]

Hi Mark, you have helped me to improve my English fluency and vocabulary, greetings from Colombia.

[@MadEnglishTV]

I'm glad to hear it!

[@nataliadanilyuk8421]

Hi, I'm your stable follower for I think 7 years or so, so I can't say I don't know you from a hole in the ground😅 The weather in my neck of the woods behaves like a whore: three weeks ago we almost had summer, but a week ago it turned out almost winter yet with blooming trees and flowers everywhere, so I can share you some strong wind from here, hoping it would be a bit warmer than severe yours😜Thanks for a new idiom, take care🤗

[@MadEnglishTV]

Thanks so much! 😎 Hope the weather there will be less whorish! 😁

[@nataliadanilyuk8421]

@@MadEnglishTV It's a mad April, man😅

[@BoonkaewNit]

Wow! You have been visiting Samui iceland. I hope you would appreceiate there.

[@farmanguliyev]

Where are you living? I mean, the area or town you are showing in your videos.

[@alirezasadeghifar3815]

Thank you Mark for another amazing lesson!! 😊

[@milakostrova5451]

Thanks a lot for your videos! With all my best wishes from Moscow!

[@leongchunnam1569]

Great to hear from you again! 😊
Never heard that expression before.
TQ for teaching it with clear examples. 👍🏻

[@hamidasadpoor333]

When it comes to fixing cars, I don’t know an engine from a hole in the ground.

[@miladnaghash5531]

nice beiborhood, what's the name of this place?

[@vicmov8778]

I don't know him because I am from the hole on the ground or I don't know him because he is from the hole on the ground. Which is right?

[@MadEnglishTV]

I don’t know the difference between him and a hole in the ground.

[@fastdrive2948]

I think its enough to say i dont know him y u have to add extra words

[@evelynecarrio]

The dog seems to know you well just the contrary as not to know you from the hole in the ground Mark

[@babumia282]

Could you kindly be subtle with the? content?

[@jangirwsoo5376]

Amazing!
Mark where are your ancestors from?

[@MadEnglishTV]

Thanks! They’re from Europe

[@yongluo1873]

thank you teacher !

[@TarikRahmouni-n3g]

I know you are a cool man and I love you so much

[@Молния-х9ы]

Very unusual lesson format, interesting and useful. Surprisingly deserted streets...do you always have so few people on the street?

[@MadEnglishTV]

Yes, it’s normal here.

[@abdelilahjamali9099]

Hey! "I don't know him from a hole in the ground." This idiom is completely new for me, I'll try to use it in the future. Thanks a lot!

[@zahraabbasi6570]

Thank you

[@suranganiroshani3222]

thank you.

[@isabelferreiraleitao7345]

Is it possible for places too?

[@MadEnglishTV]

I’m not sure!

[@cheetah2882]

Hey bud, how many times have you been to Thailand?

[@MadEnglishTV]

About 4 times I think.

[@cheetah2882]

@@MadEnglishTV me 3 and I’m thinking to go back in October

[@genesiocastilho3933]

Hello Mark. I from Brazil .i love to learn inglish with you thank you very much.🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@agawa6359]

W Polsce wszystko jest już zielone i kwitną kwiaty, drzewa 😊

[@foxefoxr4609]

من المغرب ، شكراً . واصل ابداعك 😊

[@idabakos2063]

Thank you so much for your time that you spend for us!

[@alecarvalhosa7150]

I was in Thailand in february

[@Cydda13]

I didn't know you from a hole in the ground until this week, but fortunately RUclips algorithm has already introduced me to you!
Great job, by the way!
I already said in another comment, but I'll say it again: this way of teaching is super nice! Repeating a word or expression many times using different sentences or telling stories is so helpful!!! Thanks a bunch!

[@MadEnglishTV]

Thanks so much! 😎

[@hoado254]

🥰 i love your video

[@hilalahmad7286]

Love your lessons!

[@canihelpu6168]

thanks

[@Mikhail_WhiteLake]

I'll come up with my guess on the idiom. I seem it's the most commonly used in a negative hue, however, it might occur from a positive saying "I know smb/smth from a hole in the ground", meaning that I know it very well. This saying might derive from planting the seeds in the holes in the ground and knowing this plant from its acorn and the first sprout, sprung from this hole in the ground. According to this, the opposite idiom "I don't know it from a hole in the ground" start making sense that I don't familiar with something at all.

[@rolandomorales4828]

Hi Mark. Eventhou I don't kwow you from a hole in the ground I'd like to visit you someday, grab a cofee and talk about life.

[@MadEnglishTV]

Thanks so much! Hope we can do that some day 🙏

[@amiryazdani2318]