English students, try this! Topic: Prepositions

Happy New Year! I hope this year will be a good one. At the beginning of the year, I went to a shrine for Hatsumode. It was very crowded, but the atmosphere felt special and calm. I felt like the new year had really started. I prayed for my health, my studies, and a good year. I am not very religious, but going to a shrine makes me feel refreshed. It is a good way to think about my goals and reset my mind. After that, I drew an omikuji. I was a little nervous when I opened it, but I was very happy because I got Daikichi, which means great luck. It said that if I keep making effort, better things than I expect will happen. Reading that made me feel hopeful and positive. Of course, I know that good things do not happen automatically. I think effort is very important. The message reminded me that I should not be lazy and should keep trying, even when things are difficult. This year, I want to challenge myself more. I want to study harder, try new things, and not be afraid of failure. I do not know what will happen in the future, but I want to believe in myself and keep moving forward. Getting Daikichi gave me confidence and motivation. I want to make this year a meaningful one by my own actions. I will do my best this year.

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It was very dangerous that day. I was still remembering this situation when I drowned under the sea. The whole story began when we my parents planned to go to the beach accompaning my grandparents. I waded in the water with my brother and grandfather. Suddenly, the sand in the water started to dissolve under my feets. Being drowned for a while was a strange feeling. It was unbelievable since I could breath while drowning! Everyone who I told him didn't believe me. I managed through climbing on my grandfather body. However, my grandfather drowned instead of me and I realized that my brother also drowned. Eventually, my father rescued us all from drowning. It was like I escaped from death, then I ended up crying and wailing.

English students, try this!

When do you say this? How do you say it another way? I let him have it.

Greeting Wolof: Naka nga def? English: How are you? Français: Comment ça va ? Reply: Mangi fi rekk – I’m fine / Ça va

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