French proverb: sorrow will pass.
A beautiful temperature
Is this sentence translated from China's ancient poems? Another village? , literal translation is? Is it sunny after the rain? . Virgil, an ancient Roman poet, wrote that this slang first came from13rd century? The future is as changeable as the weather, because sometimes disasters will eventually make you happier or stronger. ? . 17th century, Jean de La Fontaine wrote? What is the story of the three sisters? envoleLe Temps ram？ Nothing happened. Just translate? As time goes by, sadness will go with it and happiness will come back. ?
French proverb: rumors don't come out of nothing.
Il n？ Don't you have a cigarette? No worries
Literal translation? No fire, no smoke? This sentence describes a natural law that fire can produce smoke even if it is invisible. Therefore, your friends will blink when they hear other people's names and ask you shyly. Why do you think you can reply to her because I like him? Il n？ Don't you have a cigarette? No love?
Does this slang come from an ancient Roman proverb? Rumor that the public has no omnino? In other words, rumors don't come out of thin air.
French proverb: appetite is eaten.
l？ app？ This is a management matter.
This sentence means that the appetite has been eaten. What's another expression? On a, on veut avoir? The more you have, the more you want. Although it is food, this principle applies to all topics.
/kloc-In the 6th century, rich people used this proverb to show that they have been eating big fish and big meat. But there are three other interesting stories in this slang:
(1) A.D.16th century, French writer Rabelais wrote in his book The Legend of the Giant? l？ app？ Is this a management matter? Are there any benefits? The literal translation means that appetite comes from eating and thirst comes from drinking.
(2) But it was later recorded in the French dictionary that the source was a letter written by the Italian poet Jacques Amilhau (15 13- 1593) to the king. But in fact, that sentence was written by rabelais before the letter appeared.
(3) Before the French expression, Gula had this expression? A lie forever? A beggar's wallet will never be full. The Roman poet Ovid used this sentence to describe the mythical erich in Metamorphosis. Erich once sold his daughter as a slave for food and even ate his own flesh. What's in the book? Cibus omnis is in Mo Causa. It's cibi. It means that the more he eats, the more he wants to eat.
French proverb: Eat to live, not to eat.
The living manger and the dead manger.
Eating and drinking, as the essence of French culture, makes many slang words related to eating, drinking and life. People eat to live, not live to eat?
The origin of this slang has some historical origins. Socrates, an ancient Greek philosopher, first used it. It comes from a Latin proverb? Are you alive? Are you alive? This is the closest expression to French. Later, 1668, Moliere, a famous French dramatist, used this sentence in his book The Miser. In one scene, the miser Harpagon is planning a dinner party and asking the chef for the menu, hoping to reduce expenses but it doesn't look cheap. His son suggested that a healthier (less meat) menu would be better for the guests. Finally, he said? You want to eat purely to live, not to live to eat. ?
French proverb: eat your own fruit.
Come on, sit on the sofa.
This sentence is equally popular in English. What does that mean? You made the bed. Are you going to sleep on it? As the old saying goes, you get what you want.
This sentence does not have a very accurate source. One of them is written by expressio.fr, which comes from a letter, a letter about law or some values, just like making a bed. If it is not made properly, you will feel uncomfortable when you sleep.