Recently, I have been feeling tired because I have many tests and reports in various classes. The end of the semester is always a busy and stressful time for university students. However, I know that once I get through this difficult period, spring break will be waiting for me, so I try to stay motivated. Thinking about having time to relax and enjoy myself after finishing my assignments makes me feel excited.In Japan, the academic year changes in April, and I will soon move up to the next grade. Looking back, this year was extremely enjoyable and rewarding for me. I was able to learn many new things through my classes and experiences, and I also grew both academically and personally. Most importantly, this year was special because I was able to decide on my future dream. It was not an easy decision, but after thinking carefully about what I truly want to do, I finally found a clear goal for myself. From April, I plan to study hard for entrance examinations in order to achieve my dream. I know that it will require a lot of effort and patience, but I am determined to do my best and not give up.In addition, I am really looking forward to this weekend because I will attend my Coming-of-Age Ceremony. I will wear a traditional kimono called furisode and reunite with my friends from junior high school and high school. I am very excited to see them again and share our memories. This event will be a meaningful milestone in my life！

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On weekends my first periouruty play cricket with my friend because we are love this game after that some time we went to watching movies, historicall museum and parks or moals

"У меня есть" The typical Russian way to express "have" is to use an existential structure (similar to "there is..."), which is the same for places and people: У меня есть дом / I have a house В доме есть диван / There is a sofa in the house When you focus on the existence, you use “есть”. When the point of the sentence is something else about the possessed object, “есть” is omitted. “Есть” isn’t used when we describe things rather than focusing on the fact that you have them, normally present body parts or other characteristics: У неё длинные волосы / She has long hair У меня очень большая квартира / I have a very big apartment “Есть” isn’t used when we express quantity or medical conditions: У меня много друзей / I have many friends У них пять комнат / They have five rooms У нас мало времени / We have little time У неё температура / She has a fever We may not use “есть” when we specifying identity among other possible choices: У моей девушки собака, свинка и попугай My girlfriend has a dog, a guinea pig, and a parrot (when it's clear you are discussing pets) У него нож / He has a knife (so be careful) The construction “у вас” (and all other pronouns after, like “у нас”, “у меня”, “у них” etc.) may serve as a replacement for possession: Наш город большой = У нас большой город Our city is big В моей квартире есть газ = У меня в квартире есть газ There is gas in my apartment В их городе много кафе = У них в городе много кафе There are many cafés in their city