🚨Common English idiom🚨

If you want to say that something is easy to remember once you have learned it, you can say "it's like riding a bike".

You'll never forget how to cook rice, it's like riding a bike.

I'll never forget how to make perfect ice cream cones, it's just like riding a bike.

Do you have a phrase/idiom that you say to mean something similar in your native language?

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[rafaelelorriaga]

"É como andar de bicicleta" (Brazil) It's like riding a bike. But, we can also say "It's like walking backwards" "It's like steal a candy from a kid"...etc. Btw, this one is short, but not so short like the one you posted early today 🤣

[XxalmanzorxX]

We say exactly the same in spanish. "Es como montar en bici"

[kamrandalvandi]

In persian we say “ it’s like drinking water” , definitly way easier than riding a bike😅

[freeenglishgrammarproject]

"Come andare in bicicletta" = It's just like riding a bike