What expressions do you know concerning death? I mean: "die"
turn your toes up from Polish: "smell flowers from bottom".....awkward a bit, help me. kick the bucket Sometimes I am asked for such expressions by my students.
Regards Pawe³ from Poland
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[/nq] oo-er missus... pushing up daisies perhaps. Go west (First World war) Go for a Burton (WW2) Meet one's maker.
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[/nq] oo-er missus...
pushing up daisies perhaps.
Go west (First World war) Go for a Burton (WW2) Meet one's maker.
Give up the ghost.
Shuffle off this mortal coil.
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