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Hi there, what's up! I hope everything is fine. Today it's raining very hard outside and it's quite good to stay home and watch a movie or something. This situation reminds me of an old idiom that I would like to share with you guys right now, you can say
"it's raining cats and dogs" if it's raing very hard. Here in Brazil we usually say
"está caindo o maior toró". This idiom is very informal in both languages and sometimes it's not used in some situations.
Example:
The barbecue is going to be called off, it's raining cats and dogs.
O churrasco vai ser cancelado, está o maior toró.
That's it, see you next time!
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