Idioms with TEETH 🦷 ! Body Idioms Shorts ❤️

English body idioms with teeth! Can you think of more ? There are more that I didn’t mention here! Adding idioms into your speech will make it sound more natural!

[@ManishSharma-sk2zh]

👏👏👏 appreciate your efforts. Thanks and regards,

[@ebrihamakonteh5018]

Straight to the needs very useful lesson

[@lewiskalinde6073]

Hi Sabra and Leila ! hopefully you are doing well . sorry for this moment the world , especially the UK , is gritting teeth from the loss of your 👑 Elizabeth ,

[@fabrice9252]

Thanks so much my lovely! Interestingly I could have been misled by 'long in the tooth' because in French, we have the expression 'avoir les dents longues' (to have long teeth) which doesn't have the same meaning at all as it means: 'being ambitious, greedy, careerist' :-) Some others I could think of; tell me if the one you await is among these: When chickens have teeth Armed to the teeth Have a sweet tooth Be fed up to the back teeth (with sb or sth) It's like pulling teeth Give one's eyeteeth for sb/sth or to do sth Fight tooth and nail an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth Rare/scarce as hen's teeth Regarding this latter, it reminds me of 'Quand les poules auront des dents !' (literally 'when hens have teeth!') and meaning 'never' or 'when the cows come home!'. Oh but silly me! you have it and in the 'male version' with 'When chickens have teeth' ;-) Bisous Sabe. Thank you! 😍🌹💗

[@luisleal2940]

Marvelous idioms with teeth 🦷 I didn’t know any of them till now . Wonderful and useful lesson as always . You have beautiful teeth queen 👸.

[@parkash9999]

Love it ❤❤

[@boobrangk7423]

Oh my god...thanks a trillion that u guys came back.... I've waited for you for such a long time.... I'm so happy 😊😊😊

[@CoronaVirus-uy1cw]

Good job

[@juanantoniolozanolopez1131]

What a beautiful woman…!!!

[@hishambadrelgammal8271]

Hi how are you doing.. I have a request for you..Can you please make a vedio about common English expressions for English instructor, because I learn more new expressions that will make me sound more professional in my new job as an esl for adults and I would be so grateful.. thank you very much 💜

[@mohamedmifras8274]

My Madam, Could you please tell? Does this sentence h e 2 meanings ? 1)I'm getting cold. It means fever or just cold climate I'm getting cold

[@joseluisaguilaralonzo6374]

MY TEACHER

[@alexxaj1019]

Thanks! What do you say when you need to cure your teeth?

[@fabrice9252]

'I should go to the dentist!' perhaps .... 😂 ;-)

[@alexxaj1019]

@@fabrice9252 Thanks but I knew this one. I've been thinking of an expression containing the word "teeth". Bisous. 😊

[@ashavarghese2772]

Halo I'm coming from India So I have very improvements from your video thank you ... If you don't mind I have request I want a help from you . I hope you help me .for my studies

[@ravindrasingh897]

Is it necessary to learn English language grammar, because I can never speak because of grammar, I have to learn English language grammar lots of hate, I don't want to speak English language but I am not getting confidence from inside. I feel like I will never be able to speak or understand English again, I have the most difficulty in understanding what to do I am a student of Hindi medium, And there's no one to solve my dilemma, So it is not possible that I will probably understand

[@sunnygoswami1351]

Only 286k subscribers 😂😂

[@fabrice9252]

No return? No feedback? ... You didn't like the comments? I won't get my answer? ... I'm feeling both appaled and desperate. Anyway, Bisous. 💗 :-)

[@5566letslearnEnglish]

I wonder to know if you use these idioms in your daily life?

[@fabrice9252]

Yes absolutely ltA! All these phrases/expressions/idioms with body parts, fruit, vegetables, animals etc. are so numerous and common that they are widely used every day, all the time and on a daily basis! :-)

[@5566letslearnEnglish]

​@@fabrice9252 thank you:)

[@fabrice9252]

@@5566letslearnEnglish You are most welcome LtA! :-)

[@PHANTOM__EDITZ]

lying through teeth..

[@fabrice9252]

Good one!

[@PHANTOM__EDITZ]

@@fabrice9252 yah i know

[@Garshasp974]

Peace be upon you ,excuse me Leila,Which one are you? Which one of you is Persian?

[@fabrice9252]

If you allow me, she is Sabrah! Leila is the other one and is the brunette one; she has like mysteriously vanished into thin air with almost no warning and remains silent for quite a while now but hopefully will be back soon. For now, except that she moved to Portugal, her disappearance remains quite the enigma! She is half-Persian by her father. Hope that helps.

[@Garshasp974]

@@fabrice9252 thank you so much for telling me, I'm also Persian for because i asked that question

[@fabrice9252]

Ok! Great. You are most welcome! I say hello to all our Iranian friends! 😊

[@Garshasp974]

@@fabrice9252 thank you so much

[@Garshasp974]

@@fabrice9252 excuse me Where are you from?

[@alanhall2795]

like the way you show your teeth just incase we didn't know what they are. You forgot 'to bite the bullet'

[@fabrice9252]

She didn't forget it as the lesson is about idioms containing the word 'teeth' or 'tooth'! That said, 'bite the bullet' is indeed a good synonym for 'grit one's teeth'.

[@boobrangk7423]

Why don't u make a video lesson about funeral.....as u know that queen Elizabeth has passed away..