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Lyndo Poligloto
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1) which idiom is this picture referring to? 2) what does it mean? 3) can you give an example sentence? Non-natives only!
29 jan. 2021 05:20
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“To hear something straight from the horse mouth” This means to know something from a reliable source, that is to say from the person who has personal direct knowledge of it. My sentence: Believe me, I know it’s absolutely true, because I got it straight from the horse mouth.
29 januari 2021
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Lyndo Poligloto
Taalvaardigheden
Afrikaans, Chinees (Mandarijn), Engels, Frans, Duits, Overige, Portugees, Russisch, Spaans
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Afrikaans, Chinees (Mandarijn), Frans, Duits, Overige, Portugees, Russisch, Spaans
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