AMERICAN EXPRESSION / go belly up, went belly up / REAL-LIFE AMERICAN ENGLISH / COMMON ENGLISH IDIOM

[@user-lt4vz2ft9h]

Great lesson

[@shieldstar5629]

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[@jakewood5475]

Very useful expression.

[@corinthiansfiel5510]

It's a great expression to learn.

[@PoriR]

You rock ! 💌 🌹 💕🙏 👏🤗

[@MariaGonzalez-wi4yy]

Thanks

[@NhiNguyen-th3yp]

This video is really interesting. Thank you! 👍

[@gh1482-h2f]

Nice!

[@naba7719]

Thank you. ❤

[@khinmyoaye486]

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[@USAvsUKaccent]

Good video.....

[@EscuelitaDeLeeseo]

Many Thanks 😊

[@riyadiraya]

Belly up = Bankrupt?

[@ЕленаИвкина-о9г]

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[@magnanimous-i1g]

I reckon this expression stems from a situation when a fish dies and its belly turns to the water surface. It's a very first thing that came to my mind when I started to think about it's origin

[@chuckaboo1979]

I understand this expression clearly because there's a almost smillar expression in Turkish " nalları dikmek". this expression is used for died donkey and failure

[@paulorobertodossantos5769]

It's just the dumb me or anybody else also wonders how he manages to find the movie clips with the expressions?! 😅

[@l0xxs998]

Thanks