What are some interesting idioms in different languages?

What are some interesting idioms in different languages?

Sure! One interesting idiom in Spanish is "Más vale tarde que nunca," which means "Better late than never." It emphasizes the importance of completing a task, even if it's delayed.

That's a great one! Do you have any idioms from Asian languages?

Absolutely! In Chinese, there's an idiom "对牛弹琴" (duì niú tán qín), which translates to "playing the lute to a cow." It means to waste your efforts on someone who doesn't understand.

I love that! Can you give me an idiom from French?

Of course! In French, there's "L'habit ne fait pas le moine," which means "The habit doesn't make the monk." It suggests that appearances can be deceiving.

These are so fascinating! How do idioms reflect culture?

Idioms often reflect cultural values, beliefs, and experiences. They can provide insight into a society's history, humor, and social norms.