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Foreign Phrase: Jetzt ist Matratzen horch alarm!
In English we're prone to taunting someone playfully before going to bed by warning them: "Don't let the bedbugs bite!". This German phrase is used similarly. Literally, it means "The mattress is on high alert!", and you can use it as a way to say Good Night in German.
So sleep tight laddies, and remember: "Jetzt ist Matratzen horch alarm!"
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Foreign Phrase: ¡Estás más loco/a que una cabra!
This Spanish phrase from Mexico literally means "You are crazier than a goat!". Its a friendly and colloquial phrase that should be said with a sense of humor. Just don't tell the goats we told you about it, they may take offense.
Foreign Phrase: Je ibi jeulgeowoseoyo.
This figure of speech is sure to bring a smile. Literally it means "My mouth was happy." Its a way to say that something was delicious. In Korean culture, its polite to first thank the host before saying this phrase, as this phrase draws attention towards you.
In Korean, the phrase appears as: 제 입이 즐거웠어요. We hope you enjoy the fine Korean cuisine and have cause to say "Je ibi jeulgeowoseoyo."!
Foreign Phrase: In culo alla balena.
This Italian phrase is a way to say "Good luck!". Literally, it means "In the ass of a whale!" Its a tad vulgar.
Of course, the proper response is "Spero che non caghi!", which means "I hope it doesn't crap!"
Phonetically, "In culo alla balena" can be pronounced "Inn koo-low allah bah-leh-nah." Just don't say it to complete strangers, they mistake you for one of those rude Americans, which of course you are not.
