Today has been a very cold day and holiday again. Unlike many other cities, my city doesn’t experience freezing temperatures but the wind can be quite chilling and some days just feels very cold to me. On days like today I wear my favorite fuzzy wool socks and winter pajamas and spend most of the day, if possible, watching movies under covers warming me up.

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A Cup of Kindness: The Heart of Turkish Hospitality Content: When you visit Turkey, you'll quickly learn that hospitality is more than just a tradition—it's a way of life. From the moment you step into a Turkish home, you're not just a guest; you're a cherished friend. Here are a few things that might surprise you: Çay (Tea) is always on the menu. No matter the time of day, a cup of tea is the universal symbol of welcome. You'll be offered it everywhere, from small shops to family gatherings. Don't say no to food! Turkish hosts believe that a happy guest is a well-fed guest. Expect generous servings and a constant offering of delicious dishes. It's considered polite to at least try a little of everything. The "Kolay Gelsin" greeting. This phrase literally means "may it come easy" and is a friendly way to wish someone good luck with their work. You'll hear it often, showing a culture that values mutual support. This welcoming spirit is something I love about Turkish culture. It makes learning the language feel like you're becoming part of a big, warm family. Question for students: What cultural tradition from your own country are you most proud of? Share it in the comments!

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Recently, I’m looking for Christmas. Last year I celebrated Christmas with my family at my house. We ate chicken and big strawberry cake. In my childhood, I brought presents from Santa Claus. Such as 3DS games, big dog stuff and POKEMON clothes and so on. But recently Santa Claus hasn’t come to my home. I was so sad. In this year’s Christmas, I want to spend with someone special. I want to go to Tokyo illuminations such as Blue Cave SHIBUYA. This is a seasonal winter illumination event in Shibuya. It is 800 to 900 meters of road, stretching from Shibuya's Koen-dori Avenue to the zelkova-lined path in Yoyogi Park. It is so beautifully lit up with blue LED lights, creating a magical and dreamlike atmosphere. I have never seen it, so I want to go there. I have another thing I'd love to do during the winter season. I want to enjoy a winter walk with a hot can of corn soup to warm my hands. I want to take a walk around the Imperial Palace. My friend told me the place is the best to take a walk in winter because it's very safe and beautiful nature so I want to go there. It is my small dream. Please teach me what do you want to do in tis winter.

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