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All right, we're going to learn an idiom today, an English idiom, English language idiom of a super famous idiom this one's really famous

very very common very famous and it comes from the book aesop's fables.

I told you that many of the fables, the stories,

in this book that we have a lot of idioms in English

that come from Aesop's stories. So these are old idioms, very, very old idioms, and many, many of them are still very common.

You'll hear them all the time in movies and TV in real conversations and

today is one of the very most common ones it's called sour grapes. Sour grapes.

So sour grapes is an idiom in English.

We use it a lot.

You know, he has sour grapes.

You have sour grapes.

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