In English you might say something is as easy as pie or as easy as falling off a log. In other languages there are various ways to express the same ideas. I incorporated some of these idioms into this song, which I wrote in September 2022.
It's as easy as pie
As falling of a log
It's a snap, it's a breeze
It's like shelling peas
It's a walk in the park
It's child's play
And I could do it in my sleep
It's a piece of cake
It's chicken soup
It's as simple as jam
It's a flower in your ear
It's a partridge in the bag
It's bread and butter
And the hedgehog understands
It's not rocket science
It's not sorcery
It's no sweat at all
It's not brain surgery
It's easy like hello
It's an easy job
It's as easy as 1 2 3
It's as easy as A B C
It's as easy as anything
Here's a recording:
The Elephant Song | When you get to jiggit | Chaos | Winter | Everyday adventures | Hints of Blossom | A Panda in a Poncho | Plinkin Plookplooks | Spollagyn son tey | How Many Roads? | A Gnu in My Shoe | A Hen in My Hat | The Ballad of the Wug and the Cra | La Plume de ma Tante | Ukuleles On The Shore | Echoes on the Tongue | Dardledumdue | It's Okay To Be Odd | Monday Morning | Tall Tales | Sail Across The Sky | Two Left Feet | Thunder River | Ning | Lazybones | Goats | The Toaster Song | Hello Hi Hey | Thingamajig | Jolly Yuletide | The Pliffploff | Bubbles | Distraction | Little Lions | The Little Green Owl | Pannas Owen | Seize The Day | Music in the Air | Pocket Hedgehogs | Dust | Lillilu | Lost in a Good Book | Quiet Please | Ffaldiral | Melting 😅 | That's When We'll Do That Thing | As Easy As | What Did I Come In Here For? | Upside Down | Thoir An Aire! | Ho Ha Hey | Patience | Time | Farewell | Stuff and Nonsense | Ruith Air Falbh / Run Away! | The Other Side | Colourless Green Ideas | Noodling | Off To Sea | Cats & Dogs
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