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Today, I only had my part-time job at night. I wanted to do my homework, but I did not do it. I wasted my day, and I felt a little disappointed. Tomorrow, I also only have my part-time job at night. So, I will do my homework in the morning and before I go to work. I want to use my time better.
2026년 7월 18일 오후 1:58
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How to Help Your Children Learn English During the Summer Holidays
The summer holidays are a wonderful opportunity for children to relax, play, and spend time with family. However, long breaks from school can sometimes lead to a loss of language skills. The good news is that helping your child improve their English during the holidays does not have to feel like sch

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Rental English: How would you ask about sunlight?
Is this apartment bright?
Does the apartment get a lot of natural light?
Does the sun come here?
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2026년 7월 18일 오전 9:20
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I didn't have a part-time job today. After lunch, I had a meal with my girlfriend and her older sister. We went to a Korean fried chicken restaurant in Yokohama, and the food there was really delicious. After that, I'm planning to go to a local public bathhouse with some friends. I'm feeling better now, so I’m good.
2026년 7월 18일 오전 9:13
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Stop saying "Long time no see" until you read this! 🤯
Have you ever noticed that this phrase makes absolutely zero sense grammatically? "Long time... no... see." Who taught us to speak like this?! 😂
In my latest episode, we unlock the secret history behind English's favorite broken phrase. It turns out, this tiny greeting has a wild history involving global trading ports, cultural mashups, and literal word-for-word translations from across the world. 🌍✨
Give it a listen right now, uncover the mystery, and then test your brain with the interactive quiz! Who's ready to ace it? Go check it out!

"Long Time No See": English's Favorite Broken Phrase
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