The document discusses a Dutch aphorism that translates to "It's raining pipe's stems", which is equivalent to the English saying "It's raining cats and dogs". It provides the literal Dutch translation as a wrong answer, and hints that the meaning should not be taken literally as it is a saying. It then provides a tongue twister in English to pronounce as an example.

1. Dutch aphorisms “ It’s raining cats and dogs ”

2. “ Het regent pijpenstelen” It’s raining pipe’s It’s raining stems It’s raining cats and dogs

3. Wrong answer Hint : Don’t look for the literal translation, it is a saying . < Back

4. Well done! Now try to pronounce this: “ The sixth sick shiek's sixth sheep's sick” Quite hard isn’t it? Next Question >