Flag Day its in 4 days🇷🇴 Blue: The sky, symbolizing faith and a serene conscience. Yellow: The country's wealth, prestige, and virtue. Red: The blood of ancestors, symbolizing fire and fervor for the country.

Romanian: Capra neagră-n piatră sare, piatra crapă-n patru, crapă capul caprei negre precum piatra crapă-n patru. English: The black goat jumps on the stone, the stone splits in four, may the head of the black goat split as the stone splits in four.

Today, I spent time with my friends from night until the next morning. We played games together and talked about many different things. We laughed a lot and had a great time. It was very fun because we do not often have a chance to stay up all night together. I was a little tired afterward, but it was worth it. I hope we can all get together and hang out again soon.

Hi everyone, what does " my mom puts on my scarf" mean? Thanks.

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3. I've recently finished "A study in Scarlet". It was the last month's book from the book club I'm in. Even though I couldn't go that session, I still wanted to finished the book. I didn't read a Sherlock Holmes' novel since I was a teenager, so I was eager to. So before going to sleep I read a few pages until I became completely absorbed in the novel. And the second part was a real page-turner. The author's writing was so detailed that I could easily imagine what was happening. It was great!

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Quick question: Can you write a meaningful sentence using every single letter of the alphabet? It’s harder than it looks! 🧩 In this episode, we dive into the origins of pangrams, from early typography to modern wordplay. Listen to the episode, learn the history, and drop your best pangram (English or your language!) in the comments below! 🦊👇

Every language has its own unique linguistic puzzles! In English, we use "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" to test keyboards and fonts, but did you know other cultures have their own fascinating versions? In our latest episode, we explore the history and cultural impact of pangrams—sentences that use every letter of the alphabet. Check it out and let me know your favorite one! 👇🎙️

I had classes from the second period to the fourth period today. In the second period, I went French class, and we did a test. It was a speaking test. I’m not very good at speaking, but I did well. The third period was English class, and the fourth period was a culture class. I was really tired again today.