#DailyVocabulary

Let's do some practice with English idioms! See if you can discover the meaning of "to pan out" in this exercise.

Choose the correct answer.

parole da conoscere . . .

隣の芝生は青く見える (tonari no shibafu wa aoku mieru) It means "the grass is always greener on the other side" and describes how it warns that other people's situations often look better than your own.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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Добро утро! (Dobro utro) = Good morning 🌞 in Bulgarian. How do you usually say good morning in your language?

Conoscevi la differenza tra “ciao” e “salve”? Ciao: ✅ informale, ✅ si usa per salutare amici, familiari o persone con le quali si ha un rapporto stretto, Salve: ✅ più formale ✅ si usa quando non si conoscono bene sia la persona sia il contesto. Esempio: “Ciao zia Anna, come stai?”. In questo contesto stiamo parlando con un familiare. “Salve, come sta?”. Qua non conosciamo la persona e diamo del Lei.

Emre is a loyal friend. He always ____ his friends when they have a problem. *A. avoids* *B. ignores* *C. supports* *D. blames*

🍞 Фраза: “без хлеба невкусно” 🇷🇺 Мы любим хлеб! И даже шутим: без хлеба — не еда. 🇬🇧 We love bread! We even joke: “without bread, it’s not food.”

Pinoy Slang words