English Vocabulary – Ways to Say Very Expensive

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1. Sorry got an error on number 5, it should be: It costs me to pay through the nose.

2. Yap…Your brief English lessons videos really inspired me, mainly drawn my passionate through learning more into depth. Here are other ways to say very expensive:
   1, That's extortionate.
   2, That's so pricey/overpriced/high-priced.
   3, That's looks like daylight robbery/highway robbery.
   4, It costs me to break the bank.
   5, It costs me to may pay through the
   nose.
   6, I'm sorry to say that the purchasing of this dress is too costly/too dear towards me…but please do make some improvements of your English, then I'll buy for you…

3. exorbitant

   costs a fortune

   costs an arm and a leg

   out of my budget

4. Her reaction when she told him it cost $999 was priceless! 😂 It cracked me up.
   Like if you like this part ❤

5. Wow 😮 you have so so so!! Long hair 😅😂❤

6. I love your eyes

7. Love U tedishnal bangali mi ❤u shah Alam ❤u

8. Such a nice English vocabulary video.

9. إتس كوستس البقرة وبنتها

10. 我是

11. She understood English, but she is smart. She got that she wanted 👗. I'm italian, we have a corresponding idiom ( it cost an arm and a leg=costa un occhio della testa).

12. ………………………………………………………………

13. "AN ARM…….and …..a…leg?"GOT ME DYING ON THE floor😂🤣

14. you hair is long girl

15. Yours vedios are soo well

16. I love the walk at furst

17. That tiny walk 😂😂😂😂😂😂

18. Good job

19. You are very beautiful
    And also a good friendly teacher ❤

20. That’s exorbitant

21. Earn feminity: towel
    Earn masculine: hat

22. In my country the people say: eso cuesta un ojo de la cara. In English might be: it costs me my eyes!

23. I can't afford it

24. If u buy me one then I'll learn too 🙂

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