Learning activity 1

Evidence: A world of images

Idiom:
We must come together if we want
to win the battle.
Definitions:
you need to be with anybody that
have the same goal.
Examples:
1. they are successful, I am too.
2. Maria an David will travel to Europe, Stella and
me will too.
In Colombian spanish
Unamos esfuerzos para ganar la batalla.
Idiom: Examples:
1. Before you do that remember two wrongs don't
Two wrongs don't make a right
make a right
Definitions: 2. If she is going to revenge she have to know that
two wrongs don't make a righ
When someone has done
something bad to you, trying to get In Colombian Spanish.
revenge will only makethings
worse. Dos males no hacen un bien
Idiom: Examples:
1. Albert shouldn´t celebrate a goal in the
A hot potato
opposite teamplayer, neither should I
Definitions:
2. When you have to mediate between to
 It is a problem or situation, that fightersMartines hasn’t mediate between
is difficult to deal with and pedro and jhoan, andres hasn´t either
causes a lot of disagreement
In Colombian Spanish.
 Nobody wanted to deal with the Una papa caliente
matter.
Idiom:
If you put all your eggs in one
basket you risk losing them all.
Definitions:
Examples:
1. Camila and Johann lost all their money on DMG,
my sister does too.
2. Julian puts all his money on bit coins, marco does
too.

Do not put all your resources in one In Colombian spanish

possibility
Si pones todas las fichas en una misma taza te arriesgas
a perderlo todo.
Idiom: Examples:
1. Carol don't think that arithmetic problem is
Piece of cake.
difficult Neither do I
Definitions: 2. Marta know how to get a passport, so does
Oriana.
when something it is to easy to In Colombian spanish
comiment
Es pan comido
Idiom:
This killing heat makes it impossible
to work.
Definitions:
when you work in a hot place an is
it really hard for stayed there
Examples:
1. Laura can’t work in the sahara desert, neither
can Daniela.
2. Claudia works in the smelting factory, her
husband does too.
In Colombian spanish
El calor matador hace imposible trabajar.
Idiom:
Can't judge a book by its cover
Definitions:
You cannot know what something
or someone is like by looking only
at that person or thing's
appearance
Examples:
1. Douglas isn´t a guilty, because he has a hand in
his pocket, neither is robert.
2. This girl is smart because she use glasses,
Manuela is too.
In Colombian spanish
No hay que confiar en las apariencias.