April 26,2024 土さぶり: down pour, pouring rain. cats and dogs How’s it outside? It's raining cats and dogs. This morning aroun 5am, it was raining cats and dogs. My kids fight cats and dogs. It is pouring with rain. The rain poured down.
I limit myself to one glass of wine a day. I consider myself 70 years old, still youg. Never judge people by their past. People Llearn People Change People Move on
Mostly, we tend to cling to our familiar and comfortable routines, even if those routines are no longer fulfilling or beneficial. This resistance to change can stem from fear of failure and security. It is natural instinct to hold onto what is familiar and comfortable, as it provides a sensce of predictability and control in an certain world. However, this rectance to embrance change can also be a hindrance to personal growth and progress. "By nature , man hates change s . Selom will be quit...
○ Inspire: I was inspired to write this essay. What did inspire you to want to write this story. ○ Hear of I was so glad to hear of 「栄冠は君に輝く」 I felt so sad to hear of 「星の流れに」 〇「The Old Man and the Sea」からの文章 （Oct.30,2022） ● It was pleasant and sunny on the terrace. ●Many of the fishmen made fun of the old man. ●Let us take the stuff home. ●Tommorow is going to be a good day with this current. 〇「As far...
〇「Cats and dogs] - 土砂降り ●It's raining outside cats and dogs. 〇Take over: 引き継ぐ、奪う、運ぶ、追い越す、続ける ●It's raining cats and dogs．Can anyone take over？ ●Can you take over the cooking while I take the call. ●Ben needs to take a month off .Is there anyone who takes over the position？ 〇Fall asleep fell a asleep fallen asleep ●Leaves fall slowly. ●Fall over to the ground (ころぶ・転倒する） ●Fall out...
〇「行ってまいります」：a polite version of a humble form of phrase used when one is going out from home ●See you later． Good bye I’m off 〇お帰りなさい ●Welcome home. ●Welcome back I’ve been waiting 〇起きていろう Stay awake Fall asleep 〇 Please be careful and take care! 〇 Do your part to give something back to the community
〇 How’s it going? 調子はどう？元気か？ 〇 Ì’m unwell today 〇 Laugh to myself. 〇 Young boys came stumbling into the air conditioned restaurant. Stumbling:歩いているときによろめく。つまづく；へまをする、しくじる
〇 It’s nice to meet you. (初対面） It's pleasure to meet you. 〇 It’s nice to see you. (2回目以降） 〇 How can I contact you(連絡先を教えて） 〇趣味：What do you do in your free time？ 〇 Relaxing hoby 〇Relazing gardening 〇I wish I had a relaxing hobby like you.