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Uff today in England we have a thick PEA-SOUPER! But what is this?

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Do You Know More Expressions with "Spain" or "Spanish"? Hey everyone! I recently came across an interesting French expression: "parler français comme une vache espagnole", which translates to "speak French like a Spanish cow." It means to speak French poorly. This got me thinking—are there other expressions in different languages that mention Spain or Spanish people in a unique way? For example, in Spanish, we say "irse a la francesa," which also means to go or leave without saying goodbye. Do you know any other expressions like this? Share them in the comments below! Let's see how many we can find. 😊

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