“Bless your heart”– a Southern way to say you’re fat or not quite acceptable. If you only learn ONE southern idiom, it must be“Bless your heart.” Sweet Southern Lady Saying, “Bless Your Heart.” You can say anything about anybody, then say, “Bless her heart,” and it is al...
"Bless her heart" is a common expression in the southern U.S. states. So, it sounds more natural when pronounced with a slight southern accent. However, when someone says another person is blessed with a quality or talent, they really mean it. For example, "He is blessed with athletic ...
“Bless her heart " is a common expression in the southern U.S.states.“Bless her heart "在美国南部各州是一种常用表达。 So it sounds more natural when pronounced with a slight southern accen.因此,当我们用轻微的南方口音说出来的时候,听上去就更加自然。 However , when someone says another pers...
Whensomeone,oftenawoman,saysblessherheartaboutanother,itmeansshefeelssorryforthatperson.Sheisusuallyexpressingpitymorethanconcern.Truthbetold,itisoftenawayofinsultingsomeoneindirectlywithoutmakingyourselflookbadfordoingso. "Blessherheart"isacommonexpressioninthesouthernU.S.states.So,itsoundsmorenaturalwhenpronounced...
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And not Moab only shall be smitten, but its southern neighbour, Edom, too shall be subdued, whose hatred against Israel had already been prefigured in its ancestor, and had now begun to display Itself; and In general, all the enemies of …Ernst Wilhelm Hengstenberg—Christology of the Old...
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Nothing. But, you can’t convince well-meaning Christians to celebrate without calling it Easter because it has been to deeply ingrained in the way they ‘do things’ and the way they ‘think’. Why not celebrate His resurrection without calling it by a pagan goddess’ name? Think of all...
"Bless her heart" is a common expression in the southern U.S. states. So, it sounds morenatural when pronounced with a slight southern accent. However, when someone says another person is blessed with a quality or talent, they reallymean it. For example, "He is blessed with athletic abil...