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Idioms give the flavor to a language so let’s learn some cool Spanish idioms para darle un poco de sabor a tu espa\u00f1ol. <\/em>Here you have the idioms in Spanish, their literal translation into English, then its English correspondent. Aprov\u00e9chalos. 2. Tiene m\u00e1s lana que un borrego.<\/strong> (He has more wool than a lamb.) – He’s very rich, loaded.<\/p>\n 3. A otro perro con ese hueso.<\/strong> (To another dog with that bone.) – You’re pulling my leg. Don’t try to deceive me.<\/p>\n 4. La carne de burro no es transparente.<\/strong> (Donkey flesh is not transparent.) – I can see through you.<\/p>\n 5. Cada quien tiene su manera de matar pulgas.<\/strong> (Each has his way to kill fleas.) – There’s more than one way to skin a cat.<\/p>\n 6. Da un beso a la botella. <\/strong>(Give the bottle a kiss.) – Have a drink.<\/p>\n 7. El hijo del gato, ratones mata.<\/strong> (The son of a cat kills mice.) – Like father like son.<\/p>\n 8. Antes que te cases mira lo que haces. <\/strong>(Before you get married look what you are doing.) – Look before you leap.<\/p>\n 9. M\u00e1s vale p\u00e1jaro en mano que cien volando.<\/strong> (A bird in the hand is worth more than 100 flying.) – A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.<\/p>\n 10. Mientras que en mi casa estoy, rey soy.<\/strong> (While in my house, I am king.) – A man’s home is his castle.<\/p>\n 11. Yo tengo una t\u00eda que toca la guitarra. <\/strong>(I have an aunt who plays the guitar.) – What does that have to do with anything?<\/p>\n 12. \u00c9l no tiene sangre en las venas.<\/strong> (He doesn’t have any blood in his veins.) – He is a coward.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Hello, there! Idioms give the flavor to a language so let’s learn some cool Spanish idioms para darle un poco de sabor a tu espa\u00f1ol. Here you have the idioms in Spanish, their literal translation into English, then its English correspondent. Aprov\u00e9chalos. 1. No tiene dos dedos de frente. (He doesn’t have two fingers of…<\/p>\n
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\n1. No tiene dos dedos de frente.<\/strong> (He doesn’t have two fingers of forehead.) – He’s not the sharpest tool in the shed.<\/p>\n