Our 10 favourite French idioms and expressions
While in English we may be watching cats and dogs fall from the sky, in France, ‘il pleut comme vache qui pisse’ (it rains like a cow pissing), and the madness doesn’t end there.
While in English we may be watching cats and dogs fall from the sky, in France, ‘il pleut comme vache qui pisse’ (it rains like a cow pissing), and the madness doesn’t end there.
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We’ve all had those disconcerting moments – you’re chatting casually in French when you’re stopped cold by a phrase that sounds so bizarre that you wonder if you’re actually dreaming. No, it was (usually) just an idiom.
Top 5 typical expressions from the southwest of France that will leave the locals thinking that you are one of them.
Idioms are both linguistically and culturally important. They’re the ideal way to align your language learning experience with the fascinating fabric of French history and culture.