English Idiom Compared: An Arm and a Leg | Easy English 45

The video is part of a series on idioms by Easy Languages. It focuses on the idiom 'an arm and a leg', explaining its meaning as a way to describe something very expensive. The video provides examples of how to use the idiom in different contexts, including when something is of high quality but not costly. The origin of the idiom is discussed, tracing back to the world wars. Additionally, the video explores variations of the idiom in other languages, showcasing the work of other Easy Languages teams.

How can the idiom 'cost an arm and a leg' be used to express a contrast between quality and price?

What is an alternative way to use the idiom 'cost an arm and a leg'?

What are some variations of the idiom 'cost an arm and a leg' in other languages?