you are the apple of my eye

Meaning you are 'the most beloved', this expression goes back a long way - as far back as the old testament. Translated as 'prunelle de mes yeux' in French I was wondering how it translates into other

languages. Can you help?

Food, one of the necessities of life, figures often in traditional expressions. Fruits and vegetables, specifically, account for some of the most familiar.

Some other expressions with apples:

Don't upset the apple cart

Compare apples and oranges

As easy as apple pie

Bad apple

Rotten to the core

travel v journey

Remember the word travel is a verb. Use journey to talk about the act of travelling from one place to another e.g.

Have a safe journey.
Did you have a good journey?
How long was your journey?

http://dictionary.cambridge.org/topics/travel/journeys/