The English idiom is “I could eat a horse” expresses an intense hunger or appetite. This expression is often used when someone is veeery hungry and could eat a large amount of food. It is of course not meant to be taken literally, as the idea of eating a whole horse is quite absurd. Rather, […]
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The English expression “That’s another kettle of fish.” has a French equivalent expression. This idiom is used when we want to say that something is different from what we were just talking about. For example, if we were discussing the difficulty of learning a new language and then switched to talking about the challenges of
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One of the most well-known idioms in English is “It’s raining cats and dogs.” This expression is used to describe a heavy rainstorm, but it has nothing to do with actual cats or dogs falling from the sky. The origin of this expression is uncertain, but there are several theories. One theory is that the
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