Pardon My French
Zoé AlbertA visual guide to thinking and speaking like a French Person
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To be a fresh water sailor
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To have urchins in your pocket
The expression is associated with the Marseille region, where sea urchins abound. A common variation on this expression is “avoir les bras trop courts”, which translates to having shorter than average arms.
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To fall in the apples
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To have the butter, the money for the butter, and the milkmaid's ass
A little backstory:
This ~charming~ tripartite surfaced at the end of the 19th century. Its history is intimately linked to the boom of the dairy business in France.
The trifecta: Money! Butter! And the milkmaid’s tush!?
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To add your grain of salt
A little backstory for all you over salters:
Francois Vatel, an iconic chef who worked for Louis XIV, was notorious for adding salt to absolutely every dish, including his patisseries, which were his true specialty. He was said to b...
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