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[anandpreetkaur]

Once in a blue moon - very rare
A bed of roses -Comfort zone
When pigs fly -something that will never happen
See eye to eye -Agreeing with someone
To cost arm and leg -very expensive

[ayeshafunhacks]

It's a peace of cake idiom I've listened many times

[hyuga_balaji]

it's a piece of cake - this means the thing is ver. easy to do

[natinatacha]

It's like a piece of cake... So easy

[PauloCesarDietrich]

Hi, Veronika. 
I already knew these three idioms. Thank you anyway. It was good to refresh my memory.

[vasp_]

in india we say : ek (one) teer (arrow) se do (two)
nishaane (aim)

[eustaquiozambrano]

I have known all of them. but thank you so much Verónica Mark. have a good Day. ❤👍

[hydro]

I love your voice that hit my mind straight

[marie-heleneallesiardi]

Fun for me-58 year-old french english teacher to be taught by such a young lady.

[DIASDIA]

Разве нельзя подольше чтобы эти предложения светились на экране, блин даже неуспеваешь читать, я неуспеваю за вами .
Спасибо.

[AbhishekKumar-ozct]

Your videos are really helpful for my examination, Thank you for giving these kinds of content

[akagaminoshanks]

I like this idiom, " do not cast pearls before swine"

[ZhiznTV]

Break a leg (english with Lucy) she said once😅

[mohamedsehry]

Thank you so much Veronika your helping a lot
Slaam from Egypt 🎉🎉❤

[santosantiagocastillomendo]

Hello, Good morning.

I knew just one, , , Break a leg 😢.

Thank you for what did you do today just to share with us these idioms.

[flygoes_]

The first one is kinda weird, just imagine you say break a leg to a foreigner and he stops talking to you because you wanted him to get hurt. I have something similar in my native language too though, so maybe I shouldn't judge.

[brillantblink]

The last one because it is same in Turkish

[umeshire]

In hindi language We say hit two targets 🎯 with one arrow ❤❤❤

[ramonaenguito]

❤❤I know all way to go teacher and break a leg for more videos 😻😻😍❤️❤️❤️