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Idioms
FLE exercises
Bonjour de France invites you to discover the socio-cultural and historical significance of many idiomatic expressions also called « expressions of popular wisdom » . This section offers you multiple choice exercises to test your understanding. A simple and illustrated explanation is also available.
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Idioms
In order to correctly learn a foreign language you mustn't have "a hair in the hand". We know that's not your case!
You are doing it this exercise, "nom d'une pipe"!! (literally "in the name of a pipe", meaning "dammit") It is but an example of the use of this idiom...
Thanks to Patrick MOYA for these illustrations that put a little color in the exercises of Bonjour de France!
Another idiom: especially don't faint doing the exercises!!!
An idiom, "Poser un lapin" (literally "to place a rabbit", meaning "standing someone up"). Bonjour de France doesn't "place you a rabbit"... Turn quic...
Quickly, climb in the chariot of Patrick Moya, our favorite artist from Nice, and don't be the fifth wheel!
Bonjour de France brings you a new idiomatic expression illustrated by Jean-Luc Desset, artist from Nice.
It's pointless to put yourself "in rows of onions" to succeed the DELF!!!
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