Day 22
For all levels: Tell your favorite idiom in your target language(s)
I really like the Welsh idiom, "Rhoi'r ffidl yn y tôt." Literally this means, "To put the fiddle in the roof," but it actually means to give up doing something.
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A favourite Welsh idiom
Day 22
For all levels: Tell your favorite idiom in your target language(s)
I really like the Welsh idiom, "Rhoi'r ffidl yn y tôt." Literally this means, "To put the fiddle in the roof," but it actually means to give up doing something.
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