The Japanese word kimochi can be literally translated to “feeling”. This state of feeling does not imply a positive or negative sentiment. However, “kimochi ii” is translated to “good feeling” and is used to convey a positive feeling. The word kimochi originates from the Japanese language. It English speaking countries, the word kimochi is most … Read more
Humility is a noun that refers to the state of being humble. A person with humility does not consider themselves better than others. The word humble is an adjective that is used to describe someone that shows a modest estimate of their own importance. The main difference between humility and humble is their part of … Read more
The phrase “fishing in the dark” has 3 main meanings. It can be used to refer to post sundown fishing, a late night romantic encounter, or a situation when someone has to act without sufficient information. This phrase is most commonly used to describe a situation when someone is pursuing a romantic relationship without knowing … Read more
The phrase “resonates with me” is very commonly used to demonstrate an emotional connection with person, place, idea, or thing. Something that resonates with you has deep personal meaning. People use this phrase to talk about books, music, movies, lectures, and other forms of art. There are many synonym phrases you can use instead of … Read more
“Say less” means that fewer words are required in order to convey a specific point or message. This is a slang expression that should only be used in informal settings. There are many formal and informal synonyms that can be used instead of “say less” including “enough said”, “point taken”, “I hear you”, and more! … Read more
The phrase Cara Mia means “my beloved” or “my dear” in the Italian language. It is a term of endearment that is most commonly used when talking with a partner (wife or girlfriend). Some common synonyms for cara mia include darling, beloved, sweetheart, and more. In this post we’ll dive deeper into the meaning of … Read more
Everyone has shown up late to an event and asked “Is it too late?” But is this grammatically correct? Should you have said “Is it to late?” Many beginner writers make this very simple mistake. We saw the same conclusion in our analysis of to long or too long! In this article, we’ll teach you … Read more
The phrase “let’s blow this popsicle stand” means to exit or leave a particular place. It can be used in informal situations such as a dinner with friends or a sports game with your family members. This phrase is a relatively knew idiom that was only introduced to modern English in the 1960’s. However, it’s … Read more
We’ve all heard it before, “Have a nice weekend!” It’s such a common phrase said by coworkers and friends alike. I sometimes feel like a broken record telling everyone to “have a great weekend” every Friday afternoon. But do you ever stop to think about other ways to say this phrase? In this article, we’ll … Read more
The phrase “safe travels” is a common phrase that is used to wish someone a safe journey. It is most commonly used before a flight, train ride, or long car ride. There are many synonyms or alternate phrases that can be used including “have a safe journey”, “travel safely”, and “have a smooth trip”. In … Read more