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What is your character? How do you look at the world, what do you distinguish in it, and what do you not notice? What apt and witty expressions do you use when you want to describe something or someone?
When we describe the world and ourselves in it, we often use idioms - language units that emotionally and figuratively reflect our thoughts, and preserve the history of the people and their wisdom.
This book contains bright and apt phraseology describing a person's appearance, character, relationships with relatives and non-relatives, as well as his place in the world and the world itself. In addition to aesthetic pleasure from the expressions and illustrations themselves, the reader will be able to learn about the sources, historical background, and principles of the formation of Ukrainian phraseology.
Olha Dubchak is a candidate of philological sciences, professional editor, literary editor, audio editor, and editor-in-chief of the Vikhola publishing house.