Idiom: Talk turkey Meaning: talk business, talk frankly Example: We've got to sit down and talk turkey about your new employment contract.     Learn English Tags: Learn Englishbusiness language, multicultural, practice english, Romania, slang | Categories: Twidiom Meanings

Idiom: To call it quits Definition- to end something Example: After twenty years of playing football, my brother called it quits.   Learn English Tags: American English, American Idioms, business language, conversation, Romania | Categories: Twidiom Meanings

Idiom: Munchies Meaning= snack food Example: I was so busy today at work that I did not have time to eat lunch. Instead I had some munchies. Tags: Romania, Russia, Korea, ESL | Categories: Twidiom Meanings

Idiom: to lose heart Meaning: to get discouraged; to give up hope   Example: Despite the fact that I got rejected many times for jobs I wanted, I did not lose heart.   Learn English Tags: Romania, Japan, Indonesia, Learn English, USA, ESL | Categories: Twidiom Meanings

  Romanian Spring FestivalSunday, May 20, 2012 (starts at 1:00 p.m.)Romanian Orthodox Church664 Dickens Rd., Lilburn, GA 30046 The Romanian Spring Festival is on Sunday, May 20th at 1PM. AEI students might want to attend this festival - fun for all ages! Traditional Romanian Food: - Cabbage Rolls (Sarmale) - Polenta (Mamaliguta) - Skinless Sausage (Mititei) - Cookies (Prajituri) Romanian Music with Anamaria Ferentz, Carmen Smith and Ioan Stoica Orchestra. Romanian folk dances with the Dance Group of St. Mary, Bucovina, Romanasul and Mostenitorii! The kids have a space of their own with face painting station and bounce house. Free Parking at: Lilburn Corners Shopping Center by Publix 375 Rockbridge Rd. NW Lilburn Questions or sponsorship opportunities: Elena Stoica (678) 559-9839. Don't stay home!   Tags: Romania, romanian, students | Categories:

Idiom: To buy something Meaning: to believe something   Example:  A: This time I am going to finish the whole 26.2 miles marathon.                 B: You said that before, but I don't buy it. Tags: Nigeria, practice English, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, slang, Tanzania, Thailand | Categories: Twidiom Meanings

Idiom: You're pulling my leg! = You can't be serious!- expression of disbelief                                                     Example: A: I've decided to quit my job and move overseas.               B: You don't mean that. You are just pulling my leg.   Learn English! Tags: Romania, ESL, Atlanta, USA | Categories: Twidiom Meanings