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English teacher explanation: Why cannot i use 'it is all latin to me"?

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#1 (permalink) Sun Dec 28, 2008 13:14 pm English teacher explanation: Why cannot i use 'it is all latin to me"?

why cannot i use ''it is all latin to me? thanks Asmaa

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#2 (permalink) Sun Dec 28, 2008 20:51 pm English teacher explanation: Why cannot i use 'it is all latin to me"?

The normal idiom is "It's all Greek to me." _________________ Plan to be spontaneous tomorrow. * Did you hear they arrested the Energizer Bunny on battery charges? *

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