How do you say the experssion, "in one ear, out the other" in Cajun French?
I don't care if it's "in one ear and out the other" or "in one ear, out the other"... I just need the correct Cajun French experssion :)
I don't care if it's "in one ear and out the other" or "in one ear, out the other"... I just need the correct Cajun French experssion :)
yahknot
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"Vera Gabielle" has provided what I recognize as a literal translation of the words in your question, but I thought there was an idiomatic phrase for this.
For example "bête noir" literally means "black beast" but it is idiom for "thorn in the side of."
Unfortunately I cannot recall the phrase I think exists and I am not sure there even is one.
I am hoping that "Vera Gabielle" will revisit this and clarify the literal aspect of the translation offered and correct me.
suero
What first involves my brain is meals... or perhaps voodoo queens... no, that is coz I noticed your monitor title... as we are within the tune segment, I'll say Clifton Chenier, Buckwheat Zydeco and Doug Kershaw.
Vera Gabriele
cela entre par une oreille et sort par l'autre
xxx