Robbing Peter to pay Paul

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[@travelsaddict8952]

In French we say : "Déshabiller Pierre pour habiller Paul" and it commes from the twelfth century, In churches it was customary to dress the statues of the saints during processions. Parishes that do not have enough ornaments dress and undress the saints according to the festivals. The problem is that Saint Paul and Saint Peter are celebrated on the same day. It is therefore useless to undress Peter to clothe Paul, except to get rid of one problem to create another.

[@falalubello5079]

the clouds in the sky are not cumulus but cirrus and cirrostratus. your videos are amazing. thank you

[@ЕкатеринаСмаковникова]

Have never heard. Many thanks. Smashed like, as always.

[@ЕкатеринаСмаковникова]

What a sky! Its awesome

[@കുടൂ...സ്]

Can't wait for the next video.... Awesome way of teaching English....

[@superira1057]

Pouring from the empty to the unladen. The Russian version.

[@leongchunnam1569]

Good lesson.❤ Sharing what I was told about its origin: Both Peter and Paul were apostles of Christ with churches named after them. Paying church taxes or giving tithes/offerings meant for one church to give to the other is stealing from God!

[@shilei5547]

I love the way you teach English,🎉

[@natenrey4601]

After that, You'll rob Paul to pay Peter LOL 😆 😆 😂 😂

[@evelynecarrio]

Thanks Mark and get a family there . We ll go on with your lessons!

[@katayounk1361]

You did wonderful as always and thanks for this idiom.❤

[@kalai7472]

Thank you so much for the quick idiom lesson our best teacher 👍👍👍👍🙏👏👏🙂

[@julia_tran]

just a few new words in this lesson

[@abdelilahjamali9099]

Hi! "Robbing Peter to pay Paul" is a good idiom to use in speaking English. About the trees, when the green leaves become yellow at the beginning of autumn that means that their life is coming to an end like an old human. I can say, the cancer for human is like the yellow colour for leaves. God bless you!

[@samirtuduvlog8035]

Great Mark ❣️

[@vicmov8778]

Hi Mark! Your lesson is beautiful and useful. And I think that on a dry tree branch, the leaves turn yellow faster. If blood vessels pass blood worse, then aging probably occurs earlier. ?

[@jann.6627]

Depending on the species, autumn leaves can take on various shades - from yellow to red. What matters is a gradual but not sudden drop in temperature. Also, the amount of light that reaches the leaves should decrease slowly. Sudden changes will cause the leaves to fall to the ground before they have a chance to change their color.

[@hebashoukry4170]

Thanks for your vedio😃 but could you increase the lighting little bit please also we miss your cooking vedios 🤩

[@otteronline6495]

What if Peter is a complete stranger and after a one-off encounter with Peter you get his money and do not owe him anything 😂

[@manoelgimenesneto8484]

take water from the cat to give it to the dog

[@БезнамордникИзМосквы]

To exchange an awl for a soap, that's a Russian saying

[@antoniodelima2066]

Mark there is a way of online payment called" pay pal" is it came from " robbiing Peter to pay paul" ?

[@jameswilson5891]

Warmest thanks

[@tashi2.0secondchannel39]

Great 🎉

[@hebashoukry4170]

Thanks for the nice vedio 👍

[@evelynecarrio]

Banks don't allow us to do that much cause we can never get free from our debts

[@hebashoukry4170]

Excuse me what is the difference between robbing and stealing ?

[@prodriguez999]

i dont know whay to say but i like you

[@jacktay3426]

What about Mary

[@jwanroibrahim524]

❤😊

[@habibahabiba3527]

"Robbing petter To pay Paul "is not à stupid idea hhhh . Because petter does not know who robbs his money🤔 And Paul does not know that the money was robbed.😉 The problème was solved hhhh

[@silvywahyuni6376]

We have such an idiom in Indonesia...gali lubang tutup lubang😅 this is the same meaning

[@juancarlosyacsavilcaticlay4093]

If you would have to translate it to english,literally, what would it be.

[@kalai7472]

Hello teacher

[@muhamadhasim2349]

Maybe because Peter is weaker than Paul.