118 To Pull Someone's Leg (Idiom)

Sarah Ifeoma, an Italian reading expert, explains the meaning of the idiom 'To Pull Someone's Leg' - joking, teasing, or playing light-hearted tricks. The origin of this idiom is unclear, with theories suggesting it comes from the theatrical world or pickpocketing. Alternative phrases include 'to jest with someone' or 'to engage in light banter'. The podcast also discusses reducing credit card debt and highlights an interview with Sarah on My Fluent Podcast.