Stop taking the mick out of me

Here are a few common English idioms and their equivalents in French, Spanish, German, Italian and Portuguese.

Kieran Ball
The Happy Linguist
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3 min readJun 7, 2019

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Better late than never

You can use this idiom by itself in English to say that it’s better that something has happened late or that somebody has arrived late rather than it never happening at all.

French Mieux vaux tard que jamais

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Kieran Ball
The Happy Linguist

Teacher and creator of 3 Minute Languages — a series of books and online courses that help you to learn a foreign language quickly and easily www.3minute.club