Break a leg

Hello everybody! Our idiom of the day is “Break a leg“, which means “Good luck!“✌️😀 The origin of this imperative to a performer about to go onstage is unclear; it may have been a translation of the German Hals und Beinbruch (“Break your neck and...

Dropping an idiom into your conversations from time to time will help you fit in and certainly help you pass your Cambridge exams.

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English Other Ways To Say Good Luck, English Phrases Examples Best of luck! Break a leg! I hope everything will be all right. I hope things will turn out fine.. Blow them away! You’ll do great. Knock them dead! You are going to be amazing! Godspeed Wishing you all the best! I wish you luck! Best wishes. You’ll do great! Wishing you lots of luck! Fingers crossed! Wishing you a lot of luck! You were made for this! I hope things will work out all right. May the force be with you.

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Different Ways to Say Good Luck in English Best of luck! Break a leg! Best wishes. Godspeed I hope everything will be all right. I hope things will turn out fine.. Blow them away! You’ll do great! Wishing you lots of luck! May the force be with you. You’ll do great. Knock them dead! You are going to be amazing! Wishing you all the best! I wish you luck! Fingers crossed! Wishing you a lot of luck! You were made for this! I hope things will work out all right.

19 Saying Good Luck Phrases in English Best of luck! Break a leg! Best wishes. Godspeed I hope everything will be all right. I hope things will turn out fine.. Blow them away! You’ll do great! Wishing you lots of luck! May the force be with you. You’ll do great. Knock them dead! You are going to be amazing! Wishing you all the best! I wish you luck! Fingers crossed! Wishing you a lot of luck! You were made for this! I hope things will work out all right.

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Even though they hold you up, you still can't stand them.