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> The lake is not burning I am non-native, but fluent English speaker. Can you please explain what does this phrase mean?
by johncena33 6y ago
> The lake is not burning
I am non-native, but fluent English speaker. Can you please explain what does this phrase mean?
- gblaickzou 6y agoWater is wet is my guess
- antoinealb 6y agoSwiss French speaker here. This expression is usually used to mean "There is no rush", or "relax we have time". Switzerland is quite slow to change.
- throwaway744678 6y agoNot OP, but it could be a literal translation of an expression in french: "Il n'y a pas le feu au lac", meaning "No need to hurry / There is no emergency"
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