Idioms - Speak Of The Devil - English Vocabulary
Today's idiom is "speak of the devil." We use the idiom "speak of the devil" when the person we have just been talking about arrives unexpectedly. It's usually used in a fun way and doesn't imply that the person you're talking about is evil or bad. Here are a few example sentences:
• Did you hear that Sarah got a promotion? Speak of the devil, there she is walking in right now!
• No one would be obsessed with me. Speak of the devil. No, he’s not coming over here, is he? He literally stalks you.
• I was just thinking about calling my sister, and speak of the devil, she's calling me now.
So there you go, the idiom "speak of the devil." I hope that helps. Thanks for watching.
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