March 17, 2026
My name is Severino Ramos. I am from Brazil, and I live in São Paulo City
Dear Spotlight team
How are you?
British Idioms : Under the Weather – Written by Roger March 11, 2026
First, I would like to thank you for bringing us one more interesting British idiom. Thanks! I like learning British and American Idioms.
“Under the Weather” here has the same meaning as yours. So, we use another expression to express those meanings. We use Bad Sheets! I am in bad sheets. You are in bad sheets. He is in bad sheets. She is in bad sheets. It is in bad sheets. We are in bad sheets. You are in bad sheets. They are in bad sheets.
For example, if you take the rain on your head, you will catch a cold, so you will be in bad sheets tomorrow.
If you spend all your money at the party, you will get in bad sheets tomorrow. Bad sheets = Translating it into my mother tongue, it is em maus lençóis.
Thank you so much
I appreciate it
Stay with God
Severino Ramos
March 17, 2026
My name is Severino Ramos. I am from Brazil, and I live in São Paulo City
Dear Spotlight team
How are you?
British Idioms : Under the Weather – Written by Roger March 11, 2026
First, I would like to thank you for bringing us one more interesting British idiom. Thanks! I like learning British and American Idioms.
“Under the Weather” here has the same meaning as yours. So, we use another expression to express those meanings. We use Bad Sheets! I am in bad sheets. You are in bad sheets. He is in bad sheets. She is in bad sheets. It is in bad sheets. We are in bad sheets. You are in bad sheets. They are in bad sheets.
For example, if you take the rain on your head, you will catch a cold, so you will be in bad sheets tomorrow.
If you spend all your money at the party, you will get in bad sheets tomorrow. Bad sheets = Translating it into my mother tongue, it is em maus lençóis.
Thank you so much
I appreciate it
Stay with God
Severino Ramos
In Yemeni Arab dialect we say “halati halah”
It means I feel exhausted or that I can’t do anything.