✅ Day 32 ✅ English Idiom | 'HEARD IT ON THE GRAPEVINE' Meaning in Telugu with examples
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Welcome to Day 32 of our 100-Day English Idiom Challenge! 🍇
Today's idiom is "Heard it on the Grapevine". Why do we call rumors "grapevines"? In this video, I explain the Civil War origin of this phrase and give 3 examples in Telugu.
📖 What you will learn today:
Idiom: Heard it on the Grapevine 👂
Meaning: To hear news from someone who heard it from someone else (unofficial rumors).
Origin: From the messy telegraph lines in the 1860s that looked like vines and carried unreliable news.
Telugu Meaning: పుకార్ల ద్వారా లేదా ఎవరో చెప్పగా వినడం.
Example: "I heard on the grapevine that she is resigning."
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