💰 English Idioms: Do you need to TIGHTEN YOUR BELT? #shorts #youtubeshorts #englishidioms

💰 Do you need to TIGHTEN YOUR BELT? If so, how are you doing it? Learn the meaning of this English idiom and how to use it in different tenses in this short video.

🎥 Filmed at Slocan Lake, BC, Canada / Written, filmed and edited by Carly Beaton.

#tightenyourbelt #inflation #costoflivingcrisis #learnenglish #grammar #tenses #money #britishenglish

[manolos]

Carly, you always teach us the most appropriate expressions in these times, all your videos are super useful, this is real English.

In these challenging economic times, many families have had to tighten their belts, cutting back on expenses and finding ways to save money to make ends meet.

En España también nos apretamos el cinturón para llegar a fin de mes.
Thank you very much.

[elbiraneka]

so important miss Carly, fantastical what you always propose us🙏

[omidzakeri]

Hi Carly. thank you so much for teaching this great idiom. I should tighten my belt to save money for a rainy day.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😁😁

[carloscarhtolentino]

.Hi Carly ....in my case I only spend on what I need, food, clothing, health, I don't have luxuries, I don't travel to other countries and I live in peace, I have the habit of for this lesson

[hemanthadesilva]

You are a goddess ❤I met for me to learn English the way I expected. Your superb❤ pronunciation carves the language on my soul ❤🎉❤. Thank you, my Lady ❤️🌹❤️🎉...! God 🙏 Bless you!

[mohammadlatifi]

Hi Carly and thank you..
actually I think most of the people around the world have to tighten their belt because as you know inflation and the issue of cost of living is a common and serious problem between all of countries.
hope to better situation..

[ingenuintrutschnig]

The german equivalent:
Den Gürtel enger schnallen...
genau die selbe Bedeutung...
Liebe Grüße aus Hall in Tirol
😅