Idioms! Yay! 😂

I would say all of these are commonly used,

at least where I live. Especially “hold your horses”

Comments

Rocio

Here in Argentina A piece of cake = Una papa Kick the bucket = Estirar la pata (Also in other latinamerican countries)

2020.05.31 04:33
nobu.

I have heard a piece of cake but didn’t know other. Thank you for teaching it

2020.05.29 14:34
Robi

I want to learn more about idioms in English. Does Anyone have a list of them?

2020.05.17 12:11
foreroelcieloemilimite

Hooa te gustan los idiomas.!

2020.05.06 15:33
Hiroki

これすごく良いですね😄

2020.04.25 11:46
shayy

@シアラン Cici I need more like those photos plz

2020.04.24 00:29
KEIZO

@シアラン Cici Before breakfast😉

2020.04.23 10:51
冨永健一kenichi tominaga

朝飯前。以外は日本に無い慣用句だね。サンクスホォーシェアリング！

2020.04.23 05:23
Alex

Nice

2020.04.23 04:05
シアラン Cici

@KEIZO wow!!! An idiom that translates! 😂😂 thanks for teaching me. That’s so cool

2020.04.23 03:48
Thiago

Thanks for sharing! 😊

2020.04.23 03:47
KEIZO

In Japan 「Before breakfast」＝Easy to do It's before breakfast to remember four idioms.😁

2020.04.23 03:33
Nika

@シアラン Cici thank you! 😊

2020.04.23 03:18
Ada Martínez

Aww, thanks

2020.04.23 03:17
シアラン Cici

@Nika “My grandma kicked the bucket about 10 years ago” (my grandma passed away about 10 years ago)

2020.04.23 03:17
シアラン Cici

@Lala 라라 absolutely

2020.04.23 03:16
Roy teran

Hi cici

2020.04.23 03:16
Lala 라라

@シアラン Cici Do Americans understand what they mean correctly?

2020.04.23 03:16
Nika

Thank you! Do you have good example sentence using “kick the bucket”? 😊

2020.04.23 03:15
シアラン Cici

@Lala 라라 yeah sort of. They’re definitely more appropriate in casual conversation

2020.04.23 03:14
Kiko

Thanks

2020.04.23 03:14
Lala 라라

Are these idioms slang words?

2020.04.23 03:13
Karin

Wow!! These pictures are so cuuuute ♡

2020.04.23 03:13