I am looking for the most common way to say that people are talking about someone / something everywhere in English. There should be a common idiom which I can not find it. However I have translated several sentences of us. I would appreciate it that after having a look on them, let me know if they are natural and if not what shall I say instead to be quite natural in everyday speech:
He is the talk of the town.
He has become quite the hot topic for conversation around town.
He has become a household subject of conversation.
In our language we say:
- Someone / something has fallen on top of the people's tongue. Meaning that people are talking about him / it and he / it has become the topic of discussions everywhere.
I am looking for an idiom to convey the same thing in English.
Best Answer
This is the idiom that most closely resembles your original saying, I think, because it also involves a part of the mouth.
However, all three of the ones you had suggested were fine as well and I think everyone would understand your intended meaning.