2018年12月10日
Odd English

When the new year draws near I will be gliding to Tokyo on the magnificent Shinkansen. It’s convenience is legendary and I’ve heard the views between Kyoto and Tokyo are superb. But it is always a bit of a shock when I purchase my train tickets. You see, they always cost an arm and a leg! I bet you never knew that you would have to give up your limbs just to ride a train! I get to teach you something new! But not to worry, fortunately that is just a silly English expression. I like the Shinkansen but it’s not quite grand enough to get my arm and leg. I do, however, have to pay a lot of money to ride it which is just what that expression means. So, next time you hear someone say something costs an arm and a leg, not to worry! They simply mean that it is very expensive.
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