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give the shirt off his back We all know about the phrase - give the shirt off his back, my question is that can we say give them the shirt off my back. Is that wrong? Does it have another meaning ?

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We give them the shirts off our back - but more commonly known as, "he'd give you the shirt off his back" or, "I'd give you the shirt off my back". And it just means to give everything, or a person is very kind and generous.
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He gave them the shirt off his back I gave them the shirt off my back. No problem.

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