It is hard to believe that October is almost over, yet we are still experiencing some surprisingly hot days this year. Usually, this time of the year brings a refreshing autumn breeze and cooler temperatures, but the current weather feels more like an extended summer. In fact, I am quite astonished to see many people walking around in short sleeves, even though the calendar says it is already late October. It creates a strange and confusing atmosphere when the autumn leaves are supposed to fall, but the temperature demands summer clothing. Personally, I have never been a big fan of hot weather because it makes me feel uncomfortable and sluggish. I much prefer the crisp, cool air of late autumn and the cozy feeling of winter. Because of this, I sincerely hope that the temperature drops very soon and the refreshing, cool autumn weather finally arrives to stay.

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My favorite season is autumn. I hate summer and winter it is uncomfortable for me to live.There are many reasons. First, the weather is very comfortable. It is not too hot and too cold, so I can enjoy going outside. Also, different from summer, I can wear many different kinds of clothes in autumn. I like choosing clothes for the season. Second, I like Halloween. I enjoy seeing Halloween and products in stores. Third Autumn also has many delicious fruits, such as persimmon grapes, and pears. I especially like eating fruits. Fourth I love baseball, so autumn is a very exciting season for me. I can watch the postseason games. My favorite baseball team is the Yokohama DeNA BayStars. This year, my favorite team made it to the postseason. I am very happy about that. I really hope they win the championship. For these reasons, autumn is my favorite season. I look forward to autumn every year.

Today, I am going to a ramen shop near my house with my friend. The shop opened recently, and I have wanted to go there for a long time. I am really excited to try it today. Miso ramen is famous at this shop. I like miso ramen very much, so I think I will enjoy it. I hope the ramen is delicious. I also want to see what the shop looks like inside. After eating ramen, we are going to a coffee shop. I want to drink coffee and eat dessert there. I like desserts at coffee shops. My favorite desserts are chocolate cake and pudding. I am not sure what I will order today, but both sound good. I want to relax and talk with my friend while we enjoy our coffee and dessert. It will be a nice way to spend the evening. Tomorrow, I have my first class at university, so I need to get up early. I do not want to be sleepy in class. I will try to go to bed early tonight. I hope I can have a fun evening and still get enough sleep.

English tutor Alice here: Question for ESL students: What is your goal with improving your spoken English skills? What will you do with that knowledge that you gain? Is it for work? For travel? For something else?

Daily English Expressions! Day 17: Chill out Example: “Chill out, it’s not that serious ” Which of these sentences is correct? A: Rick’s attitude has had everyone on edge this week, he needs to chill out. B: Bob is too calm, he needs to chill out. C: Stacy has not been putting enough work in, she needs to chill out. D: Antonio isn’t taking the exams seriously, he needs to chill out.

# 🇪🇸 Does “Ya veremos” Mean Yes… or No? 🤔 Have you ever invited a Spanish friend somewhere and received the answer “Ya veremos”? Does that mean yes? No? Maybe? 😂 In Spanish, we sometimes use expressions to avoid giving a direct answer. Here are four you'll hear quite often! 🧐 1. “Ya veremos” — We'll see —¿Vienes a mi fiesta? (Are you coming to my party?) —Mmm… Ya veremos. It might mean maybe… or it might be a polite way of saying no! 😅 2. “A ver si quedamos” — We should meet up sometime You bump into an old friend and say, “¡A ver si quedamos!” Sounds like a plan, right? Well… don't be surprised if nobody actually arranges anything! 🤷 3. “En principio, sí” — In principle, yes It's a yes, but with a little room for changing your mind later. 💭 4. “Me lo pienso” — I'll think about it Sometimes it means exactly that. Other times, it's a gentle way of avoiding an immediate no. Of course, everything depends on the context, tone of voice, and relationship between the speakers! ### 🎯 Your turn! A Spanish friend invites you to a party, but you don't really want to go. What would you say? A) No, gracias. No me apetece. B) Mmm… Ya veremos. C) Me lo pienso y te digo algo. D) Something else! 💬 Does your native language have similar expressions? Share them in the comments! ¡Nos vemos! 😊

Hello. Today, I will talk about my week. First, on Saturday, I stayed at my friend’s house. My friend lives in Saitama. My friend made dinner for me. We ate oyakodon. It was so delicious, and I was happy. On Sunday, I was going to go to a phone shop to get a my new phone. But my new phone was not there yet. So, I had no plans that day. On Monday, I went to interview for a new part-time job. I passed the interview, so I was very happy. Yesterday and today, I played with the same friends. Yesterday, we ate monjayaki. Today, we ate malatang. Both were very delicious. I had a very good time with my friends. Tomorrow, I will go to karaoke with my friend. I want to sing a lot. I moved to a new place recently, and I have not started my new part-time job yet. So, I want to have fun with my friends this week and next week. From November, I want to work a lot.