Merry Christmas, everyone! 🎄 How do you say “Merry Christmas” in your language? We say “Maligayang Pasko” in Filipino. 🥰❤️

I'll start my English pratice from today becouse I find I said "hai(入) into" when I wanted to say "enter into",and I said"kinou（昨日）" when I wanted to say "Yesterday".Even they are simple words and I knew them,japanese words came into my brain when I wanted to speak.

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I have less fight with my younger brother. The more we grow up, the more understanding that we grow.

My purpose at the current stage is using the words I know. Chinese who is in the same age with me learned English from primary school,and is one of the three most important subjects at high school(the other two are Chinese and math ).But because there's not so much situation to speak English,I forgot most of English words when graduated from school. At least I can use the most simple words to explain what I'm thinking now.Maybe restart English learning is not so difficult as I think.

Hi! I am in Thailand. I arrived here on sunday. I plan to stay here for 1,5 weeks. I'm in Bangkok. The city is big and interesting. Then I'll go to Vietnam more likely.

Today is Christmas, and it feels a little special because I just came back from a short trip to Izu. I went there yesterday, and I traveled by car. The drive was very long, so I became quite tired after many hours on the road. However, the trip was really worth it. The dinner I had last night at the ryokan was amazing, and the breakfast this morning was also excellent. Both meals made me feel very happy, and they were one of the best parts of the trip. At the ryokan, I also tried a beer from Shizuoka that my teacher had recommended to me before. When I drank it, I felt that it had no strange aftertaste. It was very clean, light, and easy to drink, so I enjoyed it a lot. Because I had to return the rental car on time, I came back home around six in the evening. Even though I was tired from driving, I felt satisfied with the whole trip. Now, I am going to drink with my university friends. It is a very hard schedule, and I know I will probably feel tired later, but I also feel that I am really enjoying my life as a university student. Days like this make me feel young and active. I want to enjoy the rest of the night and make good memories with my friends. I am ready to have fun.

*New Year Celebrations in the US* In the United States, New Year’s Eve is a big celebration. People usually celebrate it on December 31st, the last day of the year. Many people go to parties with friends and family. They wear nice clothes and eat special food. Some people watch fireworks at midnight. A famous event is the ball drop in New York City’s Times Square. Millions of people watch it on TV. At exactly 12:00, the ball drops, and people shout “Happy New Year!” They hug and kiss their loved ones. Some people drink champagne or make a toast to the new year. Many Americans also make New Year’s resolutions. These are goals for the new year, like exercising more or eating healthier. On January 1st, some people relax at home, while others visit friends. New Year’s in the US is a time for joy, hope, and fresh starts. Everyone wants a better year. The *ball drop* is a famous New Year’s Eve tradition in *Times Square, New York City*. At exactly *midnight on December 31st*, a large, lit-up crystal ball slowly lowers down a pole on top of a building. It takes *60 seconds* to drop. When the ball reaches the bottom at *12:00 AM*, people cheer, say "Happy New Year!", hug, and celebrate. Millions of people watch the event *live or on TV*. It's a symbol of saying goodbye to the old year and welcoming the new one.

Bonjour french learners, happy to share with you this french vocabulary quiz!!!