In English to refer to a place, a time, a night or a story we use the word magical: magical place, magical time, magical evening, magical story. At the same time, to refer to a spell, a trick, a wand...
For Spanish speakers “alone” and “lonely” are two words that can cause confusion since often they translate as the same solo. We can only tell by the context of the phrase if...
In a previous post we were discussing the meaning of the English phrase “You can’t have your cake and eat it (too)” and we were already anticipating more posts explaining English idi...
Many of you might be asking yourselves what is the meaning of the English phrase You can’t have your cake and eat it (too). We all understand the words but really ... What does it mean? Let's i...
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