I have friends who are visiting Málaga in October, and they have asked for my advice regarding places to eat good-quality inexpensive food. As I am not a food lover, I don´t have a clue what to recommend. Please help, what are the must-try eateries in Málaga?
Tag: idioms
Málaga Fashion Week
For those of you who know me, you know that I´d rather watch paint dry than go shopping for clothes. That being said, last Saturday, I had a blast watching the catwalk models show off the latest collections of some well-known designers. If you´re a shopaholic, it´s great to visit Málaga.
Are you a sports lover?
A sports lover is an expression that describes a person who is mad about sport.
Are you pulling my leg?
To bug someone
To be a guinea pig
To be a pain in the neck!
To pull my leg
Are you pulling my leg?
This is a common idiom used to respond to something we find unbelievable. For example, if a couch potato tells you that he or she completed a marathon, you might respond by saying: ‘Are you pulling my leg?’ because you think the situation is impossible. In addition, if you pull someone’s leg, this means you are trying to make someone believe something is true when it isn’t. We usually do this as a joke, i.e. in situations that aren’t very serious.
OMG Janette, I still don’t get it!! OK, OK, check out this definition.
Play it be ear
To take a rain check
To take a rain check is an informal expression which means you can not accept an invitation but you intend to do so at a later date.
For example, last week I was invited out for dinner but because I was working I asked if I could take a rain check.
Inglés Málaga 
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