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From: [mailto:nick.hollandc@sky.com]
Sent: Friday, October 18, 2019 12:14:54 PM
To: neil.blakemore.yetitv@blogger.com
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https://search.yahoo.com/search?p=&fr=92e2vcqcd0b5a41c

hi

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hi

http://www.sinksenfoor.be/newsticker.php?glad=cxefdu2q5r809

from: Nick.holland

Hi


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Collecting Foreign Language Idioms

I'm collecting foreign language idioms for a project.

I need the Idiom in the original language, translation into English and some description of why you like it and any other personal things attached to it.

If I make use of it you won't be identified.

An example

Finnish Idiom

tehdä kärpäsestä härkänen
to make a bull out of a fly

Means same thing as "Don't make a mountain out of a molehill"

I find the visual image much more amusing of a bull with insect wings flying round my kitchen.

Please leave any suggestions you have as comments