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🎄 Scrooge vs. Grinch: Do you know the difference? If you meet someone who hates the holiday spirit, English speakers usually use one of two famous names. But which one should you choose? 1. The Scrooge 💰 Origin: Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. The Vibe: Someone who is stingy, miserable, and hates spending money. Example: "Stop being such a Scrooge and buy your brother a real gift!" 2. The Grinch 💚 Origin: Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas. The Vibe: Someone who is cranky and wants to ruin the fun for everyone else. Example: "Don't be a Grinch! Come to the party and turn up the music!" 🎁 Other Must-Know Idioms "To be snowed under" ❄️ (To be overwhelmed with work). "The more the merrier" 🥳 (Everyone is welcome!). "Christmas came early" 🎁 (When something unexpectedly good happens). 🗣️ italki Challenge! In your country, is there a famous character who "hates" the holidays? Or do you have a specific word for someone who is stingy with money? Tell us in the comments! I’ll be checking your grammar and responding to everyone. 👇 #italki #EnglishVocabulary #ScroogeVsGrinch #LearnEnglish #CultureTips #HolidayIdioms #LanguageCommunity
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This Tuesday, I went to Shinjuku with a senior from my part-time job, and it turned out to be a very memorable and enjoyable evening. We visited my favorite izakaya, a place I often recommend to others because of its cozy atmosphere and wide variety of food and drinks. I was especially happy because my senior kindly treated me to everything, which made the experience even more special and made me feel truly appreciated. We enjoyed many different kinds of alcohol and shared several dishes, taking our time to taste each one. The food was delicious, and the drinks matched the dishes perfectly, which made the whole evening feel relaxing and satisfying. Because it was a Tuesday night, the izakaya was not very crowded, so we were able to sit comfortably and talk without noise or pressure. The calm atmosphere allowed us to enjoy not only the food but also our conversation. Spending time in Shinjuku at night felt refreshing, as the area has a unique energy that is different from daytime. Walking through the streets after dinner, I felt grateful for the chance to connect with my senior outside of work. Overall, it was a wonderful night filled with kindness, good food, and pleasant moments. I would definitely like to visit that izakaya again and create more memories there in the future.
18 dec. 2025 12:01
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