Meaning
Used to express surprise when you meet someone unexpectedly or find a surprising connection.
Cultural Background
Used frequently in business networking to build instant rapport. Often used with a sense of dry humor to acknowledge the coincidence. Reflects the importance of social connections and 'seken' (society). The phrase is widely understood due to international media.
Keep it simple
Don't over-explain the connection. Just say the phrase and smile.
Meaning
Used to express surprise when you meet someone unexpectedly or find a surprising connection.
Keep it simple
Don't over-explain the connection. Just say the phrase and smile.
Test Yourself
Complete the phrase.
I can't believe we both know the same person! It's a ____ world.
The idiom is 'It's a small world.'
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Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
1 exercisesI can't believe we both know the same person! It's a ____ world.
The idiom is 'It's a small world.'
🎉 Score: /1
Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsYes, it is professional enough for casual office talk.
Related Phrases
Six degrees of separation
builds onThe theory that everyone is connected by 6 people.
