...not even hanging noodles from your ears!
In normal words, I'm not even KIDDING as here we have some of the most ridiculous, but hilarious phrases from around the world which you should definitelty incorporate into your every day lives...
- "Not hanging noodles from your ears": (Russian) Meaning: Not kidding.
- "To live like a maggot in bacon": (German) Meaning: To live in luxury.
- "To reheat cabbage": (Italian) Meaning: To rekindle an old flame. (How romantic)
- "Like fingernail and dirt": (Spanish, Mexican) Meaning: Well-suited.
- "Bang your butt on the ground": (French) Meaning: To die laughing. (My fave)
- "Plucked like a chicken": (Yiddish) Meaning: To be exhausted.
- "To bite the elbow": (Russian) Meaning: To cry over spilled milk.
- "To smoke from seven orifices of the head": (Chinese) Meaning: To be furious.
- "To become naked": (Japanese) Meaning: To go broke.
- "An ant milker": (Arabic) Meaning: A tightwad or miser.
- "Give it to someone with cheese": (Spanish) Meaning: To deceive.
- "A squeezer of limes": (Hindi) Meaning: A guest who won't leave.
- "To break wind into silk": (French) Meaning: To live very comfortably.
And we thought the English language was getting boring!
- Pamela Roz Out.
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