If you hear someone in France saying they “fell into the apples,” don’t rush to correct them — they’re not confused about fruit. They’ve simply fainted. This popular expression is a charming example of how French idioms often combine humor, imagery, and history.
If you hear someone in France saying they "have the banana," don't check their fruit bowl — they're simply radiating happiness. This wonderfully visual expression perfectly captures that moment when you can't stop smiling and everything feels right with the world, showing how French can turn even a simple banana into a symbol of pure joy.

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