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Estonia
ERR
National & Local
Anu Lamp: It's interesting how much English text reaches young people?
Anu Lamp discusses how young people's relationship with the English language raises concerns about their understanding of nuanced expressions and idioms.
Mar 16 • 11:06 UTC
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Argentina
Clarin (ES)
National & Local
The phrase 'the oven is not for buns' has a literal origin: what it means and where it comes from
The phrase 'the oven is not for buns' is commonly used in Argentina and other Spanish-speaking countries as a warning that conditions are not right for discussing sensitive issues.
Feb 28 • 21:01 UTC
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Mexico
El Financiero (ES)
Life & Tech
For a soda: This is how the phrase 'he lost his marble' was born
The phrase 'he lost his marble' originated in Mexico and is tied to the Yoli soda, a lemon-flavored drink created by Manuel Castrejón Gómez, reflecting the rich tapestry of Mexican idioms and culture.
Feb 4 • 17:52 UTC