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I think that idiomatic expression “the fly in the ointment” is not from the Bible. It has Russian equivalent: a spoon of tar in a keg of honey.

Goryanchik Maxim

It was such a quit difficult quiz, but it is a helpful and educational lesson. it is a pleasure to take it.

ytg1234

This expression is quite difficult but you mentioned in your video not as difficult I’m a bit confused about why the expressions people used in everyday life. Behind this, have a long history, no foreign countries have been using these expressions. When I try to understand it it’s kinda totally the same as relating to my own country. So that is why I’m so obsessed with that if one country is using how these expressions are spreading all around the world. As you mentioned, some of the superstition expressions it less mentioned in that video. Where I’m living sometimes I’m thinking about the superstitious stories and expressions related to some things. These stories feel true because when we try to understand they look like they are true. But everything did our ancestors who knew a lot about things such as temples, holy places, holy books so on.

Kumar09

thx 10/10

ignaciodeuy

8/10 said

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