IDIOMS: Precise: "shoot yourself in the foot"(墓穴を掘る),"As you sow so you reap."(自業自得)
"A rolling stone gathers no moss." is rather wisdom than proverb. In the Roman era, moss was good meaning, now it has both good and bad. Conservatives take it good, progressives bad. Use it in your own environment.
Title News #6 as "let the genie's out of the bottle"
I DO read handouts. Thank you for all your efforts!
ReplyDeleteSo, here I am, posting a comment on one of them.
I like the ‘Great Firewall’ of China. Such a cool name!
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Cool? Sounds pretty 'HOT' to me!!
DeleteTHANKS FOR YOUR EFFORTS TOO!
‘Hot’! Right!
DeleteMy sarcasm was no good...
Sarcasm? Very Good!!!
Delete(But so rare in Japan!)
IDIOMS:
ReplyDeletePrecise: "shoot yourself in the foot"(墓穴を掘る),"As you sow so you reap."(自業自得)
"A rolling stone gathers no moss." is rather wisdom than proverb.
In the Roman era, moss was good meaning, now it has both good and bad.
Conservatives take it good, progressives bad. Use it in your own environment.
Title News #6 as "let the genie's out of the bottle"