What is your favorite food? Why? I think is the suchi because i love raw fish and the vegetables.And when i finish the sushi i feel like im lighter!

My name is SIN KA HIM, i live in Hong Kong and i am chinese. SIN is my surname which comes from my father, the popularity of surname SIN is low in China and there are not many peoples having it which is out of the top ten ranking in chinese surname. 'SIN' is my family name which has no meaning but KA HIM have. 'Ka' means family, my parents expect me to be a family oriented person. 'Him' means humbleness that my parents expect me to be a respectful and humble person. Thank you.

Generally, I think being cozy and clean is a basic, and a private bathroom is also necessary. Besides, I am open to try diversified options. Accommodation experience is not just about the room you will live in, but also the service you can enjoy, and the supporting facilities you can use. So I will choose the best option within my budget to ensure my travel experience. The options vary a lot when it comes down to your destinations. But good ones always ask for more money. For example, for a island vacation, it is always good to choose 5 star resorts, because they often locates better and have private seaside areas. Compared to other hotels, they like a one-stop option where can meet all your possible needs. I am going to East Africa in this summer. I believe the trip will refresh me again in terms of travel experience. I will try different types of places to stay: lodge, camp, and resort in the bush... I am looking forward to it.

For now nothing, but I hope to learn some song lyrics

The tradicional clothing of my country that is Mexico, for the woman is a large skirt with a t-shirt, and the man is with jeans, with a t-shirt and a scarf around the neck.

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I have no right to judge their teaching because I'm just a teaching assistant.

- He liked it so much that he bought it on the spot

I am absent from work for one week because I got COVID. I feel better now so I feel like I could go to work today but I chose not to go to work because it is better to isolate 5 days not to spend the virus. I am worried about my work. I have to work hard from next week because I didn't work this week and my work is piled up. I feel sick again when I think about that but I can't help. I was sick. I'll take a rest today and prepare for next week.

🇬🇧🇺🇸🇦🇺🇨🇦 English Diary, 27th of June 2024 Movie Review: "Jane Eyre" (1943) I barely write anything in English on this account, maybe because I'm so used to it that I end up thinking no practice is really required. But it is mistaken, and I would like to share something pretty fit for a post. Tonight, I watched a movie that I was shown by my brilliant English teacher when I was in high school. "Jane Eyre", released in 1943, is the adaptation of Charlotte Bronte's eponymous famous book and is a remarkable film for many reasons. First and foremost, Orson Welles cast as Edmond Rochester. Gifted with a unique, almost haunting presence throughout the story, he's one of the main reasons why someone should watch this film. Another thing that caught my attention was the gothic aspect of the movie. It being black-and-white surely plays a role, but the rather fleeting scenery and Rochester's mansion definitely sets the tone. And finally, Joan Fontaine as Jane Eyre is absolutely wonderful. Her beautiful, yet simple figure and the solemnity of her character is truly shining in many parts. I also believe that the emotions felt by the spectator during the film are often related to Jane Eyre's experience. As a governess enduring a life of poverty and isolation due to her social status, her encounter with her new master Edmond Rochester sets her on a brighter path. But here, finding true love is no average romantic dream. I think this is why this movie resonated so much within me, as it shows a world of desolation where appearances do not last long before fate strikes and reveals what was so desperately kept hidden. But still, when all is said and done, there is this noble will to love. In spite of all the hardships and injustices endured (and the story portrays them in a much fascinating way!). I would definitely recommend this one to those who don't mind older works of art, as well as those curious to see elaborate romance stories.