Il n’y pas de quoi fouetter un chat
Il n’y pas de quoi fouetter un chat is a French expression that means “there’s nothing to get worked up about”.
Il n’y pas de quoi fouetter un chat is a French expression that means “there’s nothing to get worked up about”.
The French expression “ne pas etre sorti de l’auberge” translates directly to “not having left the inn”. However, in the context of this expression the word auberge means prison. English meanings: French meanings: Je suis désolé, mon cher pasager. La route devient de plus et plus etroite et cahoteuse. On n’est pas sortis de l’auberge!…
En deux coups de cuillère à pot is a French expression meaning in no time.

C’est une autre paire de manches is a French expression that translates literally to “it’s another pair of sleeves” and means “it’s another story”…
Être comme cul et chemise is a French expression describing people who are inseparable or extremely close.