Homeric Hymns: Why You Should Read Them Now
Do you love Greek mythology? Or does it at least intrigue you? Then you should definitely check out the Homeric Hymns.
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Under the Fly: How to Say “Tipsy” in Russian
What does it mean to be “under the fly”? What do flies have to do with inebriation?
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Be Kind to the Forest (and Everyone Else, Too)
Today’s German proverb is a reminder to treat others the way you want to be treated. Always be kind to the forest!
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Caw Like A Crow & You’ll Fit Right In
We often hear about the dangers of peer pressure. But this Polish proverb tells us to embrace local customs, go with the flow, and . . . caw like a crow. (Oops, unintentional rhyme!)
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Make Sure You Distinguish Elephants and Flies
What do elephants and flies have in common? Not much, and that is exactly the point in today’s fun idiom.
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No Mooing: When You Should Silence Your Cow
What do cows and judgment have to do with each other? In this post, we will look at a fun Russian saying before moving on to a consideration of its English equivalents.
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Achilles Heel: Enjoy Greek Myths in J. Maya’s Debut Single
Do you like dance music and Greek mythology? Then you will love “Achilles Heel”, an amazing debut single by rising singer-songwriter J. Maya.
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Turkey Dreams & Saturday Dinner: A Polish Proverb
When a turkey dreams too much about Sunday, the results are not ideal. Let’s look at a Polish proverb about the dangers of living too much in the future.
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Living with Wolves & Its Dangers
What are the consequences of living with wolves? Let’s examine this intriguing Russian proverb and think about its different possible interpretations.
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The Dangers of a Bear’s Favor: A Russian Proverb
Here’s a fun animal-themed Russian idiom with an ancient pedigree! Keep reading to learn about the dangers of a bear’s favor.
