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If you had a million dollars, what would you do? Where would you go? What would you buy?

🎄Useful Christmas expressions🎄 🎉Common greetings -Merry Christmas! -Happy Holidays! -Season's Greetings! -Happy Christmas! -Wishing you peace, love, and joy this season. 🎊Festive and traditional sayings -'Tis the season to be jolly. -Deck the halls. -Eat, drink, and be merry. -Jingle all the way. -It's the most wonderful time of the year. -Warmest wishes for a wonderful Christmas. 🎁Idiomatic and colorful expressions -Light up like a Christmas tree: To suddenly appear very happy or excited. -Christmas came early: Used when something good happens unexpectedly. -Be there with bells on: To eagerly attend an event. -Like a kid in a candy store: To be very excited about something. -White Christmas: A Christmas with snow on the ground.

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In English, we often just say ‘I’m starving’ instead of ‘I am very hungry.’ It’s casual and something people actually say in daily life

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🌍✨A Global Language with Many Origins English is spoken almost everywhere today — in schools, movies, airports, and online — but its history is anything but simple. In fact, English is like a linguistic smoothie, blended from many different cultures! 😄 It began as a Germanic language brought to Britain by the Angles and Saxons. Later, it picked up flavors from Norse Vikings, Latin-speaking scholars, and, after the Norman Conquest, a huge dose of French. 🇫🇷 That’s why English has so many “double words” with similar meanings but different vibes — like ask / inquire, kingly / royal, or wish / desire. Each word carries a piece of history, showing how English grew by mixing and adapting over centuries. English isn’t just a language — it’s a global mosaic of stories, cultures, and people.

I read a Japanese book “In The Megachurch” recently and it amazed me so much that I hope it’ll be translated into English soon. I also guess the theme is too unique for foreigners to get, as the jacket band says “Here in Japan having no God, some STORIES that manipulate people replace them.” A men trying to trap some people down a rabbit hole as to produce a brand new J-POP boy band group, a girl having become a stan, and a women having quit fangirling over a Japanese actor. Three different views of fandoms are told like a religion in the novel. Marvelous.