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Navigating Communication: Metaphors and Idioms in Everyday Language

This exploration of language delves into the rich world of metaphors and idioms that shape our communication. From idiomatic expressions like "pulling someone's leg" to metaphors such as “beating around the bush,” we uncover the playful and sometimes deceptive aspects of conversation. We also consider cultural sayings like “Evil gunpowder does not easily disappear” and “Weeds do not disappear,” reflecting resilience and persistence. Understanding these linguistic tools allows for deeper insight into how we engage, express humor, and convey truths.

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Navigating Communication: Metaphors and Idioms in Everyday Language

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  1. Goals

  2. Users

  3. Mental Models

  4. Metaphors

  5. Idioms

  6. ? Pulling someone’s legBeating around the bush”Ont krut förgås inte så lätt”(Evil gun powder does not easily disappear)

  7. ! Telling someone something that is not true as a joke. When you talk about things indirectly, not stating exactly what you mean(“Att gå som katten kring het gröt”) ”Unkraut vergeht nicht”(Ogräs försvinner inte) (Weeds do not disappear)

  8. Postures

  9. Flow

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