French expression of the Day: Avoir la moutarde qui monte au nez
Literally: to have the mustard going up your nose Meaning: Want to know where this idiom comes from? Take a big spoon of
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Literally: to have the mustard going up your nose Meaning: Want to know where this idiom comes from? Take a big spoon of
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Literally: to throw oneself in the air (Kujirusha kwa hewa) Meaning: This is an informal way to say “to have sex”. English counterpart: to
Literally: to put a rabbit to someone (Kuweka mtu sungura)Meaning: Ever had a date who didn’t show up? In French, you say the person
Friday 20 May 2022 12h00 South Africa 12 – 21 Ireland 12h22 Samoa 42 – 12 Spain12h44 New Zealand 19 – 0 Scotland
After Party Saturday 21 May with DJ QFUNK SNAPPER BARFrom 9pm to Midnight4 rue Gabriel Péri31000 ToulouseMétro stop: Jean Jaures 5 mins walk between SNAPPER BAR and OPIUM
Élisabeth Borne was appointed prime minister of France by President Emmanuel Macron today 16 May 2022. She is the first woman to hold
French Prime Minister Jean Castex resigned Monday 16 mai 2022 in an expected move after the reelection last month of centrist President Emmanuel
Face masks on public transport, trains, planes, metro and buses is no longer mandatory from today 16 Mai 2022. Mask wearing requirement has