Aubrey Carter

I was kind of disappointed.

I was like ready for the baklava, you know.

It's cool to see, especially in the US with so many different cultures, you know, we have weddings that are based on cultures.

It's really cool.

Yeah, shout out.

I think Kelly is in our B1 course.

So he comes very frequently to open conversation club, fluency parties, contributes to the conversation.

Really good stuff.

So here's Kelly's question.

I only understand train station.

is a typical German idiom that suggests that I have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.

Is there an equivalent in English?

Yeah, it's interesting how that's directly translated and what it actually means, right?

Yeah.

The interesting thing about idioms is they usually come back to a moment in time, right?

An era, maybe a war or some event in human history.

And we can link back and then it makes sense, right?

Then it makes sense.

Guys, this is one of the things we like to explore in our show, the history of idioms, but most importantly, how you can use them to connect now.

right?