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はじめよう。英語LIFE
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11d •
English Quiz Time <Guess the Word>
Here are new quiz!! Please guess the word from 3 clues and leave your comments below! 1.Guess the word 🔹 You use me every day. 🔹 You can find me in your kitchen. 🔹 I can be hot or cold. 2. Guess the word 🔹 You probably use me more than you should. 🔹 You probably check me the moment you wake up. 🔹 You can call people with me... but you probably use me more for scrolling and watching videos. 😆 3.Guess the word (difficult) 🔹 You can take me, but I'm not a person. 🔹 I can be long or short. 🔹 You might take me when you're tired. No cheating! 😆 Please guess without using any AI. Have fun!!
2 likes • 11d
@Marina Kyoya 3 - break 😉 though it may also be a vacation
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8.01 Training <Pick your poison>
Today's new phrase/expression is "Pick your poison". It means to choose the food/drink you want to have. What's your favorite poison🤤 Please check the podcast below. <Daily Easy English Expressions> Pick your poison This is @Shane Peterson's podcast and It'll give you a great chance to ✅Listen to the native speaker's talk ✅Learn new phrases ✅Get used to American pronunciation. Usually, this podcase consist of ⭕Explanation of the phrase ⭕Dialog ⭕Explanation of the dialog. It only last about 5 to 10 minutes, so please listen to it and send me your own sentence using this new phrase/expression in the comment. You don't need to understand everything he said. Just try to find the word you could catch from it. Please feel free to ask me if you have any questions😊
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@Marina Kyoya That's too bad. So you have to go to Terminal 3 at Haneda Airport to buy it. I always buy it there in the summer. I hope they're still there and that they'll stay there as long as I keep visiting Japan 😊
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@Marina Kyoya Maybe one day you'll fly somewhere, and then you'll kill two birds with one stone 😉
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7.23 Training <Because of>
Today's new phrase/expression is "Because of something". This is a very common expression but "Because of something" usually has a slightly negative meaning. Please check the podcast below. <Daily Easy English Expressions> Because of This is @ podcast and It'll give you a great chance to ✔️Listen to the native speaker's talk ✔️Learn new phrases ✔️Get used to American pronunciation. Usually, this podcase consist of ⭕Explanation of the phrase ⭕Dialog ⭕Explanation of the dialog. It only last about 5 to 10 minutes, so please listen to it and send me your own sentence using this new phrase/expression in the comment. You don't need to understand everything he said. Just try to find the word you could catch from it. Please feel free to ask me if you have any questions😊
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@Mio Ario Exactly as @Mie Tsuzaki said. In the podcast, he said that it has a slightly negative connotation, to emphasize the difference between “because of ...” and “thanks to ...” which has a positive connotation. For example: Thanks to joining this community, I was able to meet some nice people. Because of the war, I have to take a longer route to Japan.
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@Mio Ario Happy to be helpful 😊
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26d •
Free talk recording📹
Thank you everyone for joining today! @Vio La @Mio Ario @Hatori Mariko We had a great time talking about Poland, Japan and other stuffs, too!! Please check here for the recording.
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@Hatori Mariko Don't worry so much about your English—just practice speaking as often as possible, and you'll get better and better each time. Take advantage of this opportunity and join as many live sessions as you can, and your confidence and fluency in speaking English will skyrocket. よろしくお願いします 😊
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@Mio Ario Don't worry so much—just enjoy the process. My English is not good, and I didn't speak as long as I was worrying about grammar and vocabulary. But when I stopped stressing about it and just started saying what I wanted to say, I was able to communicate with others. I make a lot of mistakes, but native speakers make them too. So let’s enjoy this opportunity and improve our English together here. よろしくお願いします 😊
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Jun 30 •
06.30 Training <to stock up on～>
Today's new phrase/expression is "to stock up on～". It means to buy a lot of something. For example, In summer, I need to stock up on ice cream because my kids eat it every day🫠 Please check the podcast below. <Daily Easy English Expressions> to stock up on ～ This is @Shane Peterson's podcast and It'll give you a great chance to Listen to the native speaker's talk Learn new phrases Get used to American pronunciation. Usually, this podcase consist of ⭕Explanation of the phrase ⭕Dialog ⭕Explanation of the dialog. It only last about 5 to 10 minutes, so please listen to it and send me your own sentence using this new phrase/expression in the comment. You don't need to understand everything he said. Just try to find the word you could catch from it. Please feel free to ask me if you have any questions😊
3 likes • Jul 1
@Maeda Mariko That's right, canned meat is more expensive, but it's definitely better for dogs than dry food. In the morning, we feed our dog dry food, and in the evening, wet food. She isn't picky, but she definitely prefers wet food.
1 like • Jul 2
@Mie Tsuzaki Let's see what I'll fall in love with 😉
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