Speak of the devil exists also in italian, it actually continues. So "parli del diavolo e spuntano le corna" would mean "speak of the devil and the horns appear."
Same in French "quand on parle du diable, on en voit les cornes" (speak of the devil, we see his horns), there's also "quand on parle du loup, on en voit la queue" (speak of the wolf, we see his tail) which means the exact same thing, and both are usually shortened to only "quand on parle du diable" or "quand on parle du loup".
Hello! Could you help me figure out? What's the tense of this sentence "I currently live in Vietnam" ? Why not "I am currently living in Vietnam"? And why not " I have been doing"? Like Present Perfect Continuous. Thank you for a exciting video)
Hey! I am Luke, who currently lives in Vietnam :) I had a look at a few websites to see what I could find. I liked this page the most. maybe it will give you some ideas on how 'currently' is used. english.stackexchange.com/questions/478238/currently-is-a-or-is-currently-a#:~:text=The%20adverb%20currently%20is%20almost,correctly%2C%E2%80%9D%20Grammarist.com.
Speak of the devil in greek we use speak of the donkey. Actually is not polite but is accepted by friends not from older people we respect. Edit 1. I thought pig was for Pink Floyd song (just kidding) Edit 2. In greek we say "raining chairs" for heavy rain. Edit 3. I am Greek and I don't know the idiom "cata doxa". What is it?
This was really entertaining to watch, even though I already speak English. Even I learned a few new things about these idioms and how they came about. Keep up the good work!
Very long time no see you and thankyou for interesting video by two cool guys!😊 maybe, you do not remember me😂 I got that they are many of funny idioms, and one of them is also in Japanese! I thought my English words knowledge is not enough, I need more practice😓 course I take an hours for watch 15minutes video yet😭 anyway, I'm looking for watch next episodes😋 Love you.😘(→🤮)
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Sometimes it's a little complicated to understand the acent but I am watching each video with very focus :D
Speak of the devil exists also in italian, it actually continues. So "parli del diavolo e spuntano le corna" would mean "speak of the devil and the horns appear."
Wow, I like that......way more menacing than the English version!
Same in French "quand on parle du diable, on en voit les cornes" (speak of the devil, we see his horns), there's also "quand on parle du loup, on en voit la queue" (speak of the wolf, we see his tail) which means the exact same thing, and both are usually shortened to only "quand on parle du diable" or "quand on parle du loup".
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Hello! Could you help me figure out? What's the tense of this sentence "I currently live in Vietnam" ? Why not "I am currently living in Vietnam"? And why not " I have been doing"? Like Present Perfect Continuous. Thank you for a exciting video)
Hey!
I am Luke, who currently lives in Vietnam :)
I had a look at a few websites to see what I could find. I liked this page the most. maybe it will give you some ideas on how 'currently' is used.
english.stackexchange.com/questions/478238/currently-is-a-or-is-currently-a#:~:text=The%20adverb%20currently%20is%20almost,correctly%2C%E2%80%9D%20Grammarist.com.
Great job againn 👍🏻
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Speak of the devil in greek we use speak of the donkey. Actually is not polite but is accepted by friends not from older people we respect.
Edit 1. I thought pig was for Pink Floyd song (just kidding)
Edit 2. In greek we say "raining chairs" for heavy rain.
Edit 3. I am Greek and I don't know the idiom "cata doxa". What is it?
This was really entertaining to watch, even though I already speak English. Even I learned a few new things about these idioms and how they came about. Keep up the good work!
Thanks Mark! I am also learning so much making these episodes.
Great game ,not so good drawing !
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Incredibly handsome host. Terrible at drawing like.
Oooohhh your words buttered me up but then cut like a knife Mr. Wasley
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Very long time no see you and thankyou for interesting video by two cool guys!😊
maybe, you do not remember me😂
I got that they are many of funny idioms, and one of them is also in Japanese!
I thought my English words knowledge is not enough, I need more practice😓
course I take an hours for watch 15minutes video yet😭
anyway, I'm looking for watch next episodes😋
Love you.😘(→🤮)
On cloud nine - we here in the western US would also say "like a pig in sh*t"
"Easy English 45" is a private video in "Easy Languages" you tube channel...... can you explain it???
Very observant of you 😊 it's because we have it right here for you instead, and it's our first video on this new channel!
I liked the idioms