In south italy there is also the saying: who has nose has good manners. I researched this saying on the internet and I found out it comes for the same practice you tell in thr video of cutting the noises of criminals in the middle age.
Thanks for the video. All idioms are live ones and used a lot Some similarities in Russian: "Turn a blind eye" - "Close someone's eyes at something" "Take with a grain of salt" - "Divide by two"
These books, '500 most common English idioms', '100 common English phrases' etc etc are pure nonsense. Used to believe in them; and then when I watched movies, series or read books, none of them came up. I always had to Google stuff. These books are clickbaits in real life. Thank you, Aly for being so thoughtful that you teach us things we might actually hear and we could use. This is the kind of learning we need... The real stuff. Thank you.
Same with the phrasal verbs lists/books. Unless you have a great memory you won't decorate all of them and remember to use them when necessary. I had the exactly same experience as yours when reading or watching anything in English when realized it wasn't working and decide to look up for them only when I needed. Thank goodness I never spent a dime on those books
@@nypzzgdh7712 Nope = No. 'Nope' is just a very casual, informal way of saying 'no'. What's the matter? = (literally) what's the situation? It is used to ask a person what's the problem, what's the difficulty. e.g.: If your friend appears sad, you'd ask him, "what's the matter?" To know what's the reason for his sadness.
I'm going to work the graveyard shift tonight. And then, my friend said to me, "Just bite the bullet and we can hang out together on Tuesday afternoon. Lunch is on me!"
The graveyard shift gag was fantastic I guess biting bullets or something else prevents people from biting their tongue during an operation without anesthesia
Thank you Aly and thank you Ana. This video was awsome and I didn`t need to bite the bullet to enjoy it! Seriously, I got really ashtonished about the talent of Aly on showing the origins of the idioms He brings up for us. You are the best, cheers! PD: By the way, in Spanish ``to bit the bullet'' = ``coger el toro por los cuernos``
People had to bite the bullet to prevent their teeth to be crushed by too strong squeezing. In Russian, we say "squeezing teeth". As you see, we didn't have ever this " painkiller " 😅 And a word "deadline" is hugely spreaded in my language by itself. Thank you, Ali, for amazing and fun lesson!
"To cut off your nose to spite your face" in the meaning to take revenge on smb is rather like the phrase " don't dig up the pit otherwise you yourself will fall in it ". Thank you Aly. Awesome !
Idioms are always a little box of surprises. This is the translation of a portuguese idiom. From this lesson, I should tell you we use "deadline" as well. We don't even bother to translate. We use the English expression. But the darkest one, the one that in English is the shot gun seat, in Portuguese (and I mean in Portugal) is " the dead person seat" and the reason why is because in a car accident that is usually the first person to die. But you must remember that this from a time the seat belt was out of fashion.
@Борис Калюжный apparently it's the same as this idiom (opening a can of worms), this is the second comment I found out with that Idiom, the first person said this expression is common in West Virginia. :)
Thank you for this great video. I love to learn foreign idioms, and it's even more intersting to learn where it comes from. FWI in french we have no translation for the word "Deadline". So we use the english word "Deadline".
@@jacobalcuadrado5765 that's not accurate. In Spanish, mórbido has two meanings: soft and sick. When a fat person has "obesidad mórbida", that means they're too obese and this is causing them health issues.
* Long time ago I was about to marry and I had to think about what type of clothing I should wear (not very fan of conventional things) so an aunt of mine, in the hope of doing me a favour, offered me her opulent and kitsch wedding dress. She was so excited about it that I found it very difficult to say: “no, thank you”. After several sleepless nights, I bit the bullet and I told her that! To tell the truth, she took it really well! * Yesterday we were celebrating my daughter’s birthday and she asked me to prepare a vegan lunch for her and her vegan friends. Everything was going well, but suddenly my hubby, who is a party pooper by the way, said: “this sauce is really tasty, but I’m imagining it accompanied by a juicy steak!”. He had just opened a can of worms! Thank goodness, everybody looked at each other and acted as though nothing happened! * I’ve always hated deadlines because they force you to act very fast and sometimes inefficiently.
When I was a kid my dad worked abroad and my mum occasionally worked GRAVEYARD SHIFTS so me and my brother had a babysitter. I didn't like her very much 'cause she wouldn' t allow me watch late night movies (I've been a movie buff since early age ). I was constantly trying to persuade her to TURN A BLIND EYE (she would rarely let me watch for additional half an hour, but usually she would just get angry, turn off the TV and send me to bed (speaking of CUTTING OFF HER NOSE TO SPITE HER FACE😉) so I had to BITE THE BULLET and obey her. As you could've conclude from the information above, I've been a very "demanding" child: always CALLED A SHOTGON just to spite my brother, all my promises had to be TAKEN WITH A PINCH OF SALT and procrastination was my middle name hence I often missed the DEADLINES. However, I didn't dare to talk back to my babysitter 'cause she would've OPENED A CAN OF WORMS by telling my mum about my occasional midnight movie marathons. OK, now it's time for my favourite horror movie (dark and morbid are apparently my cup of tea;)
About that pain and biting. It's much simpler, really. When you bite something, you don't shout. And it also distracts from the pain a bit. It's the same as clutching something.
Well, the thing with biting was that the pain may have been so intensive that when you clenched your jaws, you could eventually crush all of your teeth. I guess the bullet made of "soft" metal would absorb the pressure and just deform.
It's so fun to learn about the stories behind these idioms! Some are peculiar while the others are so funny! Another phrase just comes to my mind when you talked about "bite the bullet" and I wonder if they mean the same thing. Does get it over with mean the same as bite the bullet?
Dude I love the quizzical 🤨 eyebrow when you impersonated your science teacher 😂 it’s funny I made a comment about you opening a can of worms with your very scientific research about British stereotype. This was yet another awesome video! high five 🙌🏼
'To turn the blind eye' in Turkish we say 'Göz yummak = to close your eyes'. We are saying this because if you close your eyes you can not see anything so you can ignore what someone so something. Actually I noticed that in two languages these ideoms are similar to express the same stuation.
So I'm out late working the graveyard shift with my coworker; it's mandatory that we all rotate in for the late shift one night a week. It sucks but sometimes you just have to bite the bullet and take one for the team y'know. We trade off on who gets to drive on patrols and when you're riding shotgun there isn't really much to do so I often watch videos on here. Anyway, I'd normally turn a blind eye to small errors like this, but I don't think you ever actually explained the origin of, "opening a can of worms". I figured it was probably just overlooked. Maybe you had a deadline to meet for getting the video out. Still a good video and it's not a big deal, so feel free to take this critique with a grain of salt. .....Couldn't think of a way to work the nose thing in, so I threw take one for the team in there to compensate a bit.
I had a toothache but I didn't want to go a dentist because I was worried and horrified. And my mom said to me 'bite the bullet'. You have to do this right now, don't postpone your appointment.
In old times, people used to bite something because that was a way to hold the pain. Anaesthesia is a recent thing hahaha. But I never heard about bullets. I know that people used to bite pieces of leather or some cloth. In Portuguese, we just say "vai logo" or "anda!"
Someone else may have already said this, but biting the bullet didn’t lessen the pain, it was to keep them from biting their tongue when the pain came.
Aly, I know you know you’re the best but I still need to say you’re THE Best!! Could you please make a video how to pronounce ‘а bad bed’? I’m Belorussian and/or Russian speaker and I know the difference between [æ] and [e] but i still pronounce absolutely identical ‘and & end’, ‘bad & bed’ end (!) so on (( Could you pronounce clearly ‘a bad bed’ so I could catch HOW it should be articulated PLEASE? Maybe you have a secret how it is possible to become natural with these sounds because i often don’t hear the difference in a native speaker’s speech so I am not able to get used to a proper pronunciation naturally (( so so so sed..... oh, so sAd, sorry!!!
Both "a" in "bad" and "e" in "bed" are the front sounds but the difference is in the openness of the mouth. When pronouncing "a", make your lower jaw go down, when you say "e" as in "bed", spread your lips a little, the sound will be narrow enough. Hope it'll work)
вопрос не в том, как произносить эти звуки, а как распознавать их на слух... мне это часто не удаётся... вы на самом деле безошибочно улавливаете на слух, растягивает ли native-speaker губы или у него челюсть идёт вниз?
@@svs5539 Ну на слух то вообще легко. Просто слушайте больше нэйтивов. Как по мне, то bad произносится больше как среднее между "а" и "э", даже ближе к "а", а в "bed" чётко "э"
Once I was in highschool, our teacher, instead of teaching us how law worked, opened a can of worms by asking what we thought about child abortion. Luckily our class didn't take the bait.
The two narcissistic people in our management wanted to fire me against the law. Just because they hate me for nothing. Then I have informed them that if they fire me I shall go to court. They understood that they cut their nose to spite their face and left me alone. I won. I'm really happy!
Deadline, shotgun...also that one with cut off your nose...it seems that a true american or british slang and phrase needs guns, cut something violently off or some kind of reference that implies death actually lol.
Aly, biting the bullet isn't that much about pain. When you put pressure on the bullet, it can just explode. So anyways, biting the bullet isn't the best experience to have that's why it's used in that exact way. Stop, why am i acting like a teacher 😂
Hey mate, today is lovely day. But I have to hand it in before the deadline. Could you please help me by doing your task so I don't have to work the graveyard shift? I practice making a sentence from your lesson. Thanks.
Papa teach me please notice me you are the most talented and the most amazing person i have come across in my whole life. Just one "Hi" and I'm ready to die
My friend is so sensitive she can’t say NO when she must to say NO she thinks that will hearts the people she loves i will say to her ” NO it wont bite the bullet and say NO” thanks aly💓💓
I'm russian. I have the chat with some of my friends in telegram and I always reposted there a lot of facts abour russian history, some info about russian society, political news about our state etc. Every day I opened a can of worms there. Finaly only me chatted with myself :-) And someday I had a party with my friends with a lot of vodka and beer and we were drunk. And one mate said to me: you so negative thinking, please stop posted all this rubbish in our chat, nobody want to read these useless facts and thoughts. And I think that he was absolutly right. I downloaded some stickerpacks with memes and removed the most of my previous posts with all that "facts". Now I post only memes of cats and this kind of stuff there. It's much better now in our cozy chat :-)
@@ruicoelho1962 I don't mind about that, mate. I only live my own private life and have no idea what officials said. I'm trying to learn English to be partly "out of a bubble". Hope everything will be perfect with all of us :-) Thanks for your care.
Thank you for your answer. Now, something funny. Try to guess how my name is pronounced in portuguese and which bad word it means in Russian. 😁 Take care, mate.
What about “ to make one’s bones “, maybe originated in the criminal underground. Who watched The Godfather ? It’s there and still today was used in a post of “The rock “ Dwane Johnson in it’s modern acceptation - of course . .😁😉
In south italy there is also the saying: who has nose has good manners. I researched this saying on the internet and I found out it comes for the same practice you tell in thr video of cutting the noises of criminals in the middle age.
Thanks for the video. All idioms are live ones and used a lot
Some similarities in Russian:
"Turn a blind eye" - "Close someone's eyes at something"
"Take with a grain of salt" - "Divide by two"
These books, '500 most common English idioms', '100 common English phrases' etc etc are pure nonsense. Used to believe in them; and then when I watched movies, series or read books, none of them came up. I always had to Google stuff. These books are clickbaits in real life.
Thank you, Aly for being so thoughtful that you teach us things we might actually hear and we could use. This is the kind of learning we need... The real stuff. Thank you.
Same with the phrasal verbs lists/books. Unless you have a great memory you won't decorate all of them and remember to use them when necessary. I had the exactly same experience as yours when reading or watching anything in English when realized it wasn't working and decide to look up for them only when I needed. Thank goodness I never spent a dime on those books
Can You Tell Me The Different of
No , Nope. Whats the matter?
@@nypzzgdh7712 Nope = No.
'Nope' is just a very casual, informal way of saying 'no'.
What's the matter? = (literally) what's the situation?
It is used to ask a person what's the problem, what's the difficulty. e.g.: If your friend appears sad, you'd ask him, "what's the matter?" To know what's the reason for his sadness.
Idioms are better if you use them in front of people who can understand
Aly, your lesson on idioms is spiffing good. Enjoyed it tremendously. Thanks Aly.
I'm going to work the graveyard shift tonight. And then, my friend said to me, "Just bite the bullet and we can hang out together on Tuesday afternoon. Lunch is on me!"
Brilliant lesson!!
The graveyard shift gag was fantastic
I guess biting bullets or something else prevents people from biting their tongue during an operation without anesthesia
I guess the question is - why bullet and not a wooden stick, or leather belt, or whatever
@@vsm1456 maybe a bullet was the first thing coming to soldiers' mind when wounded during a battle?
Good evening.Great pleasure to listen to you.
Turn a blind eye, in Portuguese an equivalent idiom is "fazer vista grossa", "make a thick sight"
An additional idiom to "not opening a can of worms" is "dodging that land mine". I live in West Virginia (USA) and it's rather common here.
sitting watching your video in spite of the deadline... BOOM!
Thank you Anna and thank you Paps. See you in the next class
Thank you Aly and thank you Ana. This video was awsome and I didn`t need to bite the bullet to enjoy it! Seriously, I got really ashtonished about the talent of Aly on showing the origins of the idioms He brings up for us. You are the best, cheers!
PD: By the way, in Spanish ``to bit the bullet'' = ``coger el toro por los cuernos``
People had to bite the bullet to prevent their teeth to be crushed by too strong squeezing. In Russian, we say "squeezing teeth". As you see, we didn't have ever this " painkiller " 😅 And a word "deadline" is hugely spreaded in my language by itself. Thank you, Ali, for amazing and fun lesson!
"To cut off your nose to spite your face" in the meaning to take revenge on smb is rather like the phrase " don't dig up the pit otherwise you yourself will fall in it ". Thank you Aly. Awesome !
Very interesting episode i found out a lot i hope i wil memorise them
Are you from Iran?
@@SB-fd4vv no. Poland
Yah good to know you
Idioms are always a little box of surprises. This is the translation of a portuguese idiom. From this lesson, I should tell you we use "deadline" as well. We don't even bother to translate. We use the English expression. But the darkest one, the one that in English is the shot gun seat, in Portuguese (and I mean in Portugal) is " the dead person seat" and the reason why is because in a car accident that is usually the first person to die. But you must remember that this from a time the seat belt was out of fashion.
In Russian the phrase "to turn a blind eye" has similar meaning with " to look through fingers" -not to pay attention on smth or smb.
in Russian Закрывать глаза на - to close eyes to smth
Еще хорошее слово - "забить" :-)
8:40 In French 🇫🇷 , we just need to say « Preums !!! » 😂👍 (which means « premier » = first ). 😉
Hi from Vietnam. 🤗🇻🇳
- Turn a blind eye
- Dodging the landmine
- Take it with a grain of salt
- Bite the bullet
- Graveyard shift
@Борис Калюжный apparently it's the same as this idiom (opening a can of worms), this is the second comment I found out with that Idiom, the first person said this expression is common in West Virginia. :)
It's supposed to be dark morbid idioms , but you made it supper funny like I didn't stop laughing throughout the video 😂😂
"He/she is pushing up daisies! " sounds nice but it's also very morbid one ❤️🌼
Thank you for this great video. I love to learn foreign idioms, and it's even more intersting to learn where it comes from.
FWI in french we have no translation for the word "Deadline". So we use the english word "Deadline".
It was a very interesting History class, Aly. Thank you. In italian, "morbido" means soft. Isn't it strange?
Ya, a bit because mórbido in Spanish means fat xD
@@jacobalcuadrado5765 that's not accurate. In Spanish, mórbido has two meanings: soft and sick. When a fat person has "obesidad mórbida", that means they're too obese and this is causing them health issues.
Pensa a "morboso"
It was an exciting episode. I benefited a lot. These idioms are really useful.
Wow magnificent video! One of your best video. Do more!
Glad u like it bud
thank you. this video is awesome. i learned great things
Your videos help alot 😁
* Long time ago I was about to marry and I had to think about what type of clothing I should wear (not very fan of conventional things) so an aunt of mine, in the hope of doing me a favour, offered me her opulent and kitsch wedding dress. She was so excited about it that I found it very difficult to say: “no, thank you”. After several sleepless nights, I bit the bullet and I told her that! To tell the truth, she took it really well!
* Yesterday we were celebrating my daughter’s birthday and she asked me to prepare a vegan lunch for her and her vegan friends. Everything was going well, but suddenly my hubby, who is a party pooper by the way, said: “this sauce is really tasty, but I’m imagining it accompanied by a juicy steak!”. He had just opened a can of worms! Thank goodness, everybody looked at each other and acted as though nothing happened!
* I’ve always hated deadlines because they force you to act very fast and sometimes inefficiently.
Great lesson!!! Thank you
It was super fun to watch!
This guy is awesome! ❤️
Meh. He's okay. 🤷♂️
About "To turn the blind eye" in french we says "fermer les yeux" which means "close the eyes". I don't know why we say that but it's pretty logical.
Same in portuguese
@@ruicoelho1962 Oh really ?
And in vietnamese, we say " mắt nhắm mắt mở " Which means " you know but you pretend you don't know"
Same in Russian
It is totally different from the rest of the videos and i like it. Please upload more of it. 😅☺
When I was a kid my dad worked abroad and my mum occasionally worked GRAVEYARD SHIFTS so me and my brother had a babysitter. I didn't like her very much 'cause she wouldn' t allow me watch late night movies (I've been a movie buff since early age ). I was constantly trying to persuade her to TURN A BLIND EYE (she would rarely let me watch for additional half an hour, but usually she would just get angry, turn off the TV and send me to bed (speaking of CUTTING OFF HER NOSE TO SPITE HER FACE😉) so I had to BITE THE BULLET and obey her. As you could've conclude from the information above, I've been a very "demanding" child: always CALLED A SHOTGON just to spite my brother, all my promises had to be TAKEN WITH A PINCH OF SALT and procrastination was my middle name hence I often missed the DEADLINES. However, I didn't dare to talk back to my babysitter 'cause she would've OPENED A CAN OF WORMS by telling my mum about my occasional midnight movie marathons. OK, now it's time for my favourite horror movie (dark and morbid are apparently my cup of tea;)
Thanks for these curiosities! 🤗
About that pain and biting. It's much simpler, really. When you bite something, you don't shout. And it also distracts from the pain a bit. It's the same as clutching something.
Well, the thing with biting was that the pain may have been so intensive that when you clenched your jaws, you could eventually crush all of your teeth. I guess the bullet made of "soft" metal would absorb the pressure and just deform.
Thank you so much sir very useful
Great lesson!!!!
Great job Aly, super interesting video! You are the best ;-)
could you make a video about the mandative subjunctive?
Why there always has to be someone who will dislike videos like this one?🤔 The video is so great. I'm really curious what he/she disliked here 🤨
I guess nothing. They didnt even watch the video. There are some cranks around who enjoy disliking videos...:-)
It's so fun to learn about the stories behind these idioms! Some are peculiar while the others are so funny! Another phrase just comes to my mind when you talked about "bite the bullet" and I wonder if they mean the same thing. Does get it over with mean the same as bite the bullet?
Many thanks
Dude I love the quizzical 🤨 eyebrow when you impersonated your science teacher 😂 it’s funny I made a comment about you opening a can of worms with your very scientific research about British stereotype.
This was yet another awesome video! high five 🙌🏼
Lol I know!!!! I had to check I hadn't released the video early! 😂😂😂😂
7:20 good one!
could you do a video 'bout dummy subjects? i'd be so grateful with you
Thanks a lot it's very usefull
Your channel is fantastic. Does anybody know similar way of teaching but in French? Ps. Papa Teach Me love you :*
"To turn the blind eye" in Spanish "hacer la vista gorda" = to do the fat sight. I don't even know why we say it like this hahaha
It's similar in portuguese "fazer vista grossa" = to do the thick sight. And I also don't know why hahaha
Hola.
Es simplemente lo contrario a afinar la vista.
Un Saludo.
Useful cheers
'To turn the blind eye' in Turkish we say 'Göz yummak = to close your eyes'. We are saying this because if you close your eyes you can not see anything so you can ignore what someone so something. Actually I noticed that in two languages these ideoms are similar to express the same stuation.
So I'm out late working the graveyard shift with my coworker; it's mandatory that we all rotate in for the late shift one night a week. It sucks but sometimes you just have to bite the bullet and take one for the team y'know. We trade off on who gets to drive on patrols and when you're riding shotgun there isn't really much to do so I often watch videos on here. Anyway, I'd normally turn a blind eye to small errors like this, but I don't think you ever actually explained the origin of, "opening a can of worms". I figured it was probably just overlooked. Maybe you had a deadline to meet for getting the video out. Still a good video and it's not a big deal, so feel free to take this critique with a grain of salt.
.....Couldn't think of a way to work the nose thing in, so I threw take one for the team in there to compensate a bit.
I had a toothache but I didn't want to go a dentist because I was worried and horrified. And my mom said to me 'bite the bullet'. You have to do this right now, don't postpone your appointment.
I HAVE A Deadline next week for my project
In current time use this phrases. Hom many can understand it sir...
Heard most of them, except that shotgun one.
In old times, people used to bite something because that was a way to hold the pain. Anaesthesia is a recent thing hahaha. But I never heard about bullets. I know that people used to bite pieces of leather or some cloth. In Portuguese, we just say "vai logo" or "anda!"
0:09 eu amo esse homem kkkkk
Someone else may have already said this, but biting the bullet didn’t lessen the pain, it was to keep them from biting their tongue when the pain came.
7:21 😅😅😅
Aly, I know you know you’re the best but I still need to say you’re THE Best!!
Could you please make a video how to pronounce ‘а bad bed’?
I’m Belorussian and/or Russian speaker and I know the difference between [æ] and [e] but i still pronounce absolutely identical ‘and & end’, ‘bad & bed’ end (!) so on ((
Could you pronounce clearly ‘a bad bed’ so I could catch HOW it should be articulated PLEASE?
Maybe you have a secret how it is possible to become natural with these sounds because i often don’t hear the difference in a native speaker’s speech so I am not able to get used to a proper pronunciation naturally ((
so so so sed..... oh, so sAd, sorry!!!
Both "a" in "bad" and "e" in "bed" are the front sounds but the difference is in the openness of the mouth. When pronouncing "a", make your lower jaw go down, when you say "e" as in "bed", spread your lips a little, the sound will be narrow enough. Hope it'll work)
вопрос не в том, как произносить эти звуки, а как распознавать их на слух... мне это часто не удаётся... вы на самом деле безошибочно улавливаете на слух, растягивает ли native-speaker губы или у него челюсть идёт вниз?
@@svs5539 Ну на слух то вообще легко. Просто слушайте больше нэйтивов.
Как по мне, то bad произносится больше как среднее между "а" и "э", даже ближе к "а", а в "bed" чётко "э"
Чеееел, правильно Belarusian) а вопрос хороший, одни из самых проблем звуков в английском на узнавание
Great!
Good morning dear Aly!!!
What are you reading now???
Enjoy your weekend.
Greetings from Moscow, Russia.🇷🇺
Once I was in highschool, our teacher, instead of teaching us how law worked, opened a can of worms by asking what we thought about child abortion. Luckily our class didn't take the bait.
Well, whenever I try to use some idioms, people start looking at me the way like I come from some other planet.😂😂
The two narcissistic people in our management wanted to fire me against the law. Just because they hate me for nothing. Then I have informed them that if they fire me I shall go to court. They understood that they cut their nose to spite their face and left me alone. I won. I'm really happy!
🤘🤘🤘😁 woohooo!! Nice!
@@cuiperindy2120 thanks a lot)
Deadline, shotgun...also that one with cut off your nose...it seems that a true american or british slang and phrase needs guns, cut something violently off or some kind of reference that implies death actually lol.
Aly, biting the bullet isn't that much about pain. When you put pressure on the bullet, it can just explode. So anyways, biting the bullet isn't the best experience to have that's why it's used in that exact way. Stop, why am i acting like a teacher 😂
Guys please tell me intro music pleasee
Hey mate, today is lovely day. But I have to hand it in before the deadline. Could you please help me by doing your task so I don't have to work the graveyard shift?
I practice making a sentence from your lesson. Thanks.
I mixed that 🤔 most stupid , or stupidest?
Both are correct
Dear Aly,
What shift do you prefer during your working day?
Awaiting your soonest reply.
Greetings from Moscow, Russia.🇷🇺
The shotgun one tho!!!!! ahahah
- “I know it’s hard, but she needs to know the truth. Bite the bullet!”
- Dad hated his graveyard shift so much he decided to quit his job
When I Was Sitting With My Friends , One Of My Friends Opened A Can Of Worms By Talking About Messi And Ronalado
Papa teach me please notice me you are the most talented and the most amazing person i have come across in my whole life. Just one "Hi" and I'm ready to die
What is dark morbid idiom means ?
I think Deadline is word of his own now, not idiom. Though not sure if there is a difference now.
could someone add english subtitles, please ?
here they are ahah thank you
On Weekends , I Usually Come Back Home After Graveyard Shift As I Dont Know What To Say Already
Hai papa do u remember me? Iam (Phrases indicating danger, good egg).
@Hadise Yasamani Obviously....
My friend is so sensitive she can’t say NO when she must to say NO she thinks that will hearts the people she loves i will say to her ” NO it wont bite the bullet and say NO” thanks aly💓💓
7:54 this never happen in Turkey 🤓 because everyone make friends with person has same political view
I'm always graveyard shift:(
Papa is so cute
CHEEEEERRSSSSSS SIR ALY.
what is bite the bullet
I have to meet a good number of deadlines within the next few weeks. I'm buried under!
By the way, Ali, what's your full name?
You Know He Goes Beyond His Limit When His Angry , Just Take It With A Pinch Of Salt , He Will Be Ok In No Time
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I'm russian. I have the chat with some of my friends in telegram and I always reposted there a lot of facts abour russian history, some info about russian society, political news about our state etc. Every day I opened a can of worms there. Finaly only me chatted with myself :-) And someday I had a party with my friends with a lot of vodka and beer and we were drunk. And one mate said to me: you so negative thinking, please stop posted all this rubbish in our chat, nobody want to read these useless facts and thoughts. And I think that he was absolutly right. I downloaded some stickerpacks with memes and removed the most of my previous posts with all that "facts". Now I post only memes of cats and this kind of stuff there. It's much better now in our cozy chat :-)
Not afraid to be put in jail? Or do you agree with everything Mr Putin says?
@@ruicoelho1962 I don't mind about that, mate. I only live my own private life and have no idea what officials said. I'm trying to learn English to be partly "out of a bubble". Hope everything will be perfect with all of us :-) Thanks for your care.
Thank you for your answer. Now, something funny. Try to guess how my name is pronounced in portuguese and which bad word it means in Russian. 😁 Take care, mate.
What about “ to make one’s bones “, maybe originated in the criminal underground.
Who watched The Godfather ? It’s there and still today was used in a post of “The rock “ Dwane Johnson in it’s modern acceptation - of course . .😁😉
I told my girlfriend to bite the bullet when she felt so tired of going to work😂😂
Yayy
I'm a professional can of worms opener
Bite the bullet, it's not helping with the pain, it's or it was for avoiding to bite the tongue cause of the pain.
I bite the bullet everyday 😂😂😂