German Word of the Week: Feierabend 🌅🍷 One of my favorite German words is Feierabend. It literally means "the end of the workday," but it means much more than simply leaving the office. Feierabend is that wonderful feeling when work is finished and it's finally time to relax, spend time with family or friends, enjoy a good meal, take a walk, or simply unwind. It's a reminder that life isn't only about working—it's also about enjoying the hours after work. Example: "Ich wünsche dir einen schönen Feierabend!" ➡️ "Have a relaxing evening after work!" Is there a word in your language that captures this feeling? 😊

A monkey recognized a puppy as her baby embracing the puppy and jumping on the high branch. The puppy was too scared to move . The monkey was confused why the tourists noticed her and who they laughed at . Motherly love is the greatest. It even could extend to other breeds.

*和食（わしょく）WASHOKU This word ”和食(わしょく)” means Japanese cuisine. It has been classified as part of UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. There are four features of Japanese cuisine. First, the land of Japan is long from north to south and there are various geographical features such as the sea and mountains. We have always respected our nature. Our cooking techniques and spices have been uniquely developed depending on the area. Second, Japanese dishes cherish seasons, because there are four seasons in Japan. Especially in traditional Japanese restaurants, dishes are decorated with beautiful flowers and leaves. Third, Japanese meals are balanced to include rice, soup, and some side dishes. Finally, our dishes have connections with traditional events like New Year, and it has deepened the bond with our family and areas.

Aeroplanes have the reputation for being dangerous Aeroplanes have a reputation for being dangerous Question ：What’s the difference between these two sentences ？

30-day Preposition Challenge #day9

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Which is the first Surah of the Quran?