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    #14 21 months ago

    14. Here goes nothing!



    #13 22 months ago

    “She sells seashells on the seashore”

    For someone who likes hushed voices, this is beautiful sentence… Try to get your lover to whisper it in your ear :)



    #12 22 months ago

    “A donde el corazon se inclina, el pie camina”

    (Spanish proverb: Where the heart inclines, the foot will travel)
    This must mean that I will return to Costa Rica and Nicaragua :)



    # 11 22 months ago

    “A horse! a horse! my kingdom for a horse!”
    - King Richard in Shakespeare’s ‘King richard’

    I alweys end up quoting this when I loose both my knights (called horses in Dutch) at chess. The knights are my favorite pieces :)



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    6 and 7 23 months ago

    6. Stante pede (Dutch: directly)
    7. Als donderslag bij heldere hemel (Dutch: all of a sudden)



    the first 10 23 months ago

    1. Life is (not) all beer and skittles
    2. Accident waiting to happen
    3. Hamna matatiso (Swahilli: no worries)
    4. Kichizi kama ndizi (Swahilli: cool! – literally: bent like a banana)
    5. Barba non facit philosophum (Roman: a beard doesn’t make you a philosopher)
    6. Te vuur en te zwaard verwoesten (Dutch: to destroy by fire and sword)
    7. Que dios te accompane (Spanish: God be with you)
    8. Beren op de weg zien (Dutch: to expect troubles – litteraly: to see bears in the road)
    9. Ten langen leste (Dutch: finally)
    10. Paarlen voor de zwijnen (Dutch: pearls before swine)



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    Part 1: English-Spanish 23 months ago

    1. For crying out loud!
    2. Knock yourself out! (meaning: enjoy it however you like, or is this only Dutch-English use?)
    3. El tiempo se escapa como el agua entre los manos (Spanish: time escapes like water between your fingers)
    4. It’s raining cats and dogs.
    5. Es pan comido (Spanish: Piece of cake, Easy. Literally: It’s eaten bread)




     

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