I think tha credit cards are so good because they allow us to pay online or to make a different pays. Credit card allow us to have money all the time while we have us phone.

Good morning everyone! Today begins in a great way. My mom brings home some really tasty bread, and eating it makes me feel happy and energized. I have a Korean language class, which I truly enjoy since it’s one of my favorite subjects. Later, I will work a part-time job until evening.I'll do my best.

I slept a lot , but I'm very sleepy. So I'll come home early tonight and go to bed early.

Are both sentences OK? something old, broken etc. I put it away in the attic. I put it away in the basement.

I didn’t feel well at all today and had no motivation to do anything since the morning. When I woke up, my head felt heavy. I didn’t have much of an appetite and could only eat a little for breakfast. After taking some medicine, I felt a bit better, so I worked on some assignments. I wonder if it was heatstroke. I hope I feel better tomorrow since I have classes.

Good morning! Yesterday, I watched Lilo & Stitch at the cinema with subtitles. There were so many touching scenes that tears flowed naturally, and I found myself crying almost the entire time. It was such a heartwarming and beautiful film. The story of family and friendship really moved me. I’m so glad I saw it on the big screen.

Learning a language is full of funny little gems — those adorable slip-ups that make us laugh and learn at the same time! 😂 I’ve seen plenty of moments where a tiny word swap turns the meaning upside down. But hey, these aren’t mistakes — they’re proof you’re growing! 🌱 So let’s laugh, enjoy, and keep going. Here’s a quick fictional chat inspired by real classroom fun. 🎉✨ Student: So when I walked into the room, confidence oozed out of me. I was like a star! Teacher: Wait, wait. Ooze out makes it sound like your confidence was dripping like slime. You probably mean exuded confidence. It’s a bit cleaner — and less sticky. Student: Oh, right! That sounds better. And for lunch, I had this amazing Japanese pancake — it was sweet and salty. But I thought pancakes are supposed to be… sweet and… um… what’s the word? Teacher: Savory, not salty. Salt is just the flavour, but savory describes the whole taste profile — like when something’s not sweet. Student: Got it! And for my speech tomorrow, I’ll wear jeans and a hoodie. That should be appropriate, right? Teacher: Maybe not appropriate — try customary. It might be appropriate to you, but if everyone else is wearing suits… you’ll just be the comfy rebel.

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In September and October, I'm going to have a lot of dance practices for my university festival in October. I decided to take part in three dance genres, so I will be very busy. Among them, house dance is the most difficult for me. It has a lot of fast footwork, and sometimes I feel very tired, but I want to do my best. The dance I like the most is emotional dance style. I'm going to try this kind of dance for the first time, but there is one of my closest seniors in the same team. The practice is really fun and gives me motivation.