Love Idioms From Around The World
Hello, everyone! Today it is Valentine s day so I am going to bring some love to you with these cute love idioms taken from different languages around the world, illustrated by Elly Walton with collaboration with Vashi.com
Can you say them in their original language? Do you know any other love-related idioms? I would be happy if you could share with us! :)
@1Vnillaicecream @24Help1 @AddictedTealover98 @AlwaysRedeemable @azuladragon34 @Bint @BleuPhoenix @Bosslady9601 @bouncyVoice4149 @bubblyblueberry89 @Daishy @Erato @Erica @fantasticDancer50 @GhostLily @K87 @lyricalAngel70 @neverendingMermaid74 @orangeAster4 @peppapigisqueen08 @phantom25 @Resourcefulsouth @StillPlanet @SunflowerOnTheHill @SweetTortoise @Tazzie@ThankYouForLettingMeTryingToHelp @uniqueApricot19 @Zulegirl @AlyX769 @Healthyvibes133 @SleepingSpirit101 @thoughtfulAcres1631 @SleepyHeart1 @Lisyche @MangleTheFox21 @Jacobji @aisasami @Drummers @lovingApple1524 @SummerNightDream @RabidKawaiii @RoshanaShabanii @AutumnBreeze92 @Ryan456456 @Nanixim01 @flowerRain1515 @joyfulName45
"Butterflees in the stomach", pretty well known and international by now😉
@zeeebah
do you know where it first originated from? :o
@eternalWhisper22 (I know where my intentional misspelling originated from😉...).
It is heard to pinpoint a certain country of origin. Apparently it was used in western countries medicine to describe, most surprisingly, anxiety or strong emotions...As a phrase it seems to be catalogued in The English Oxford's Dictionary in 1908.
How bizzare, an expression describing anxiety is now mostly identified with love😊...
@zeeebah
wow I didn't know that!
@zeeebah
What an interesting insight! I have never heard of that before, thank you so much for sharing!