any british people explain this pls << i feel butterflies fling in my stomach >>
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I am not British but it means you are excited. Generally it happens at the begining of a relationship. It is not permanent.
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You don't say 'fling'.
You just say 'I feel butterflies in my stomach.'
I respectfully disagree with Gul and it's simpler than LGF92 suggests.
It just means 'I feel nervous.'
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"Butterflies" in the stomach is a nervous feeling which you get either before something important (i.e. an exam) or, as has been pointed out, it's often associated with love too. It's when it feels like there are butterflies flapping their wings in their stomach; noticeable enough to make you uneasy but not serious enough to be worried about.
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It means that you're furious cuz something bad happened to you. That's my analysis for your phrase.
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"I have butterflies in my stomach" - no need to write "flying"
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