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In this final part of our idioms series, Sonia and Deepak decode 7 curious English phrases—from “crying over spilt milk” to “burning bridges.” Sometimes Sonia challenges Deepak to guess, sometimes she drops idioms casually in conversation, leading to funny misunderstandings. Join us for this light, informative finale where learning English feels like fun storytelling!

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00:00welcome viewers to truth and trends today we bring you the final part of our idiom series
00:13seven more strange expressions that don't mean what they sound like seven then i'd better be
00:20ready let's see if i can guess them right this time let's start simple cry over spilt milk
00:27what do you think it means deepak maybe it's about being wasteful like wasting food and crying later
00:35logical guess but it actually means worrying over something that's already done and can't be changed
00:42like if you lost a chance no use crying about it oh so it's basically accept it and move on you know
00:50yesterday my boss told me sonia it's time to face the music we don't face music we just enjoy it
00:56right was the song that bad haha no face the music means to accept consequences of your actions
01:04like facing reality even if unpleasant ah so no orchestra just accountability next idiom bite off
01:12more than you can chew care to guess i'd say taking a bigger bite of food than your mouth can handle
01:18i mean being greedy that's the literal image but figuratively it means taking too much responsibility
01:26you can't manage makes sense i once said yes to three projects at once definitely biting off more
01:32than i could chew last week my cousin was preparing for an exam but suddenly threw in the towel he threw
01:39a towel maybe he got angry at laundry duty no no throwing the towel comes from boxing it means to give up
01:47he felt unprepared and quit hmm so towel equals surrender got it next kick up a fuss
01:55deepak what's your guess i think it's about creating drama maybe like children making noise for attention
02:03exactly it means to complain loudly or make a scene usually unnecessarily i've seen this often in banks or
02:10government offices someone kicks up a fuss over small paperwork delays my friend left his company
02:16but also insulted everyone on the way out he really burned his bridges burned bridges that's dangerous
02:23was there a fire accident no it's figurative burning bridges means destroying relationships permanently so
02:30you can't go back ouch so leaving without grace that's a lesson for everyone last one hit the road
02:37what do you think sounds like an accident like literally hitting the road while falling not at all
02:44it simply means to start a journey usually by leaving like let's hit the road early tomorrow nice
02:51so it's travel not tumble so friends today we learned crying over spilt milk face the music bite off more
02:59than you can chew throw in the towel kick up a fuss burn bridges and hit the road and this was the finale of
03:05our idiom series my wrong guesses may have made you laugh but i hope they helped you understand better
03:12exactly english idioms are fun tricky and full of stories thanks for watching truth and trends please
03:19like share and comment your favorite idiom from this series and don't forget to subscribe
03:25we'll be back with brand new topics soon until then jay hind
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