French winged expressions. The famous French writer Laroshfuko considered a distinctive sign of a great mind the ability to say a lot in a few words. It is this quality that is inherent in famous Frenchmen, whose well -aimed, witty expressions have long become winged. The French language is also rich in proverbs and sayings, which reflected the soul and character of the people, a long history of France, the richest culture of this great country.
English winged expressions. “Smart and the words are enough,” the English proverb says. Especially if this word came out of the pen of an extraordinary thinker or incorporated centuries-old folk wisdom. The most funny and capacious English aphorisms, the brilliantly honed thoughts of the great British, paradoxical sayings, winged phrases and wise English proverbs will provide the reader with rich food for the mind.
Russian winged expressions. A. S. Pushkin claimed that “to follow the thoughts of great people is the most entertaining science” …
Artist
Vdovichenko E.V., Pravdyuk S.I.
Publisher
Folio, 2014
Series
Mini
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