Some common expressions in everyday conversation are repeated to such an extent that we pay less attention to their correct form and their original meaning.
From "Tabab Abbasi", which is actually the name of a children's game, to the phrase "I will not pay a ransom to Shahgad", which is sometimes mistakenly called "I will not pay a ransom to a giver".
Which of these phrases have you said incorrectly so far?
Excerpt from the interview of Farshta Iranjad, a teacher of Ohad Bayan, with Haftzova.