The idioms are expressions that are used in different countries, in order to represent a certain situation with words that do not fit or refer to it in its full significance. It varies according to the customs of the country in which it is used, since it is generated due to the vision and use of the words that are had in that area, even having different idioms at the regional level and that, in fact, are not used in the rest of the remaining territory.
They represent, in some way, the culture of a country and its people, as well as the environment and objects with which they became familiar, since they are the components that are usually added to the different phrases.
Usually, idioms tend to be confused with sayings, this being very wrong because, the latter, are much more linked to teaching the good way of living life, everything being described with words that are well known, but altering your order to give rhyme and be really considered a saying. The most commonly used are those that have been spoken by several generations.
There are some idioms that are known and used in varieties of countries, among which are: "drowning in a glass of water" , referring to the tendency to get confused or the lack of ideas on how to solve a problem, as it portrays to an individual burdened by any unexpected turn; "Make castles in the air" is used to describe a subject or a group of them, which are usually very fanciful and do not take into account the reality they live; “Throw in the towel” , meanwhile, talks about a person's performance in a situation or action. Similar to those previously named, there are various expressions used.
