Did you catch @Amal Ta 's post from a few days ago? Here's the link https://www.skool.com/lme/japans-secret-healthy-drink?p=e025e971 I went out and bought that amazake today. I feel like my tiredness just flew away! Plus, there were grains of rice malt in it.

One of the best methods to learn how English works is to observe what natives say in particular situations and what they mean by that. I'll give you a couple of situations with "forget doing" and "forget to do", and let's see if you can figure out the difference. · I forgot locking the door. · He forgot meeting her previously. · I forgot seeing that movie before. · He forgot telling me the secret. · We’ll never forget visiting that temple. · I forgot to take the garbage out. · She forgot to call her mother yesterday. · Did you forget to bring your keys? · I’ll try not to forget to send you the information. · Don’t forget to lock the door when you leave. · Why did you forget to tell me?

Have you ever heard of amazake⁉️🍶 It’s simply a sweet Japanese drink made from fermented rice. 🔹There are two types of amazake, depending on how it’s made: 1.Sake-Kasu amazake: Contains trace amounts of alcohol. 2.Koji amazake: Contains no alcohol. 🌱 The benefits of amazake: 🔸it contains probiotics, bacteria and yeast that may support gut health. 🔸 it contains several B vitamins, including Vitamin B2 (which is good for your skin, hair, and nails). 🔸 it contains amino acids that have been studied for their potential benefits for the skin health. 🔸 it contains glucose, which provides the body with energy. 🔸 Koji amazake is also traditionally enjoyed as a summer drink in Japan. I have three questions 💡 - Have you ever tried amazake? - Does it taste good? @Taisei Koshida @Ryo Takayama - Do you have a similar sweet rice drink in your country?

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