I know how you feel if you’re reading this post, because I’ve been there myself.
I’ve been learning languages my whole life, and at some point, I linked my success in this activity to my self-worth. Now I realize how faulty this way of thinking is, and I’m actively trying to unlearn it. But something tells me you might be struggling with the same thing, and so you might very well know how hard it can be…
Two days ago, a legend died.
She was an exceptionally talented musician, a truly wise woman and a kind, generous soul. Her name was Dolly Parton…
Every now and then, we find ourselves in a situation where we need to talk about money, don’t we? And it’s only natural that there are quite a few English expressions that come in very handy in this sort of context – those describing financial hardship and prosperity, paying bills, wasting money, and, on the other hand, spending less. In today’s post, we’ll delve into these idioms and prepare you to use them to describe your financial situation in the current economic climate.
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