马年祝福语四字成语 Four-character Idioms for Chinese Year of the Horse Blessings 1. 马年大吉，万事顺意！（mǎ nián dà jí，wàn shì shùn yì） Great fortune in the Year of the Horse, and all things go smoothly! 2. 龙马精神，喜乐安康！（lóng mǎ jīng shén，xǐ lè ān kāng） Dragon-horse spirit, and joy, happiness and good health! 3. 马到成功，前程似锦！（mǎ dào chéng gōng，qián chéng sì jǐn） Success upon arrival of the horse, and a future as bright as brocade! 4. 新岁乘马，不负韶华！（xīn suì chéng mǎ，bù fù sháo huá） Ride the horse in the new year, and live up to the beautiful youth! 5. 祝马年行大运，步步皆坦途！（zhù mǎ nián xíng dà yùn，bù bù jiē tǎn tú） Wish you great luck in the Year of the Horse, and every step is a smooth path!

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Happy Chinese New Year! Wishing you happiness and prosperity🧧 新年快乐! 恭喜发财🧧

Stор Frееzіng іn Еnglіsh Мееtіngs Υоu undеrѕtаnd whаt’ѕ bеіng dіѕсuѕѕеd. Υоu hаvе аn оріnіоn. Υоu еvеn knоw thе аnѕwеr. Βut bу thе tіmе уоu fоrmulаtе іt іn Еnglіѕh: ѕоmеоnе еlѕе ѕреаkѕ fіrѕt thе соnvеrѕаtіоn mоvеѕ оn or уоur роіnt nо lоngеr fееlѕ “ѕtrоng еnоugh” tо ѕhаrе Ѕо уоu ѕtау ѕіlеnt. Lаtеr — оutѕіdе thе mееtіng — уоur оrіgіnаl іdеа соmеѕ bасk іmmеdіаtеlу іn уоur nаtіvе lаnguаgе. Тhіѕ dоеѕn’t uѕuаllу hарреn bесаuѕе уоu lасk vосаbulаrу. Іt оftеn hарреnѕ bесаuѕе уоur соmmunісаtіоn ѕlоwѕ dоwn undеr рrеѕѕurе.

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Hi! It seems We have decided to go to Dalat. We are boring a bit in Vung tau.

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Fun fact about the word “BOH”. 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹 I was talking to a Mexican friend of mine (we’ve known each other for months now) and we usually speak in a chaotic mix of Italian and Spanish. The other day he suddenly said: “Omg I just discovered that boh means ‘I don’t know.’” And I was like… que??? You’re telling me you’ve only just figured that out? He then explained that every time I said boh, he thought I was just making random mouth noises… or that I was kind of burping mid-sentence… For those of you who don’t know: “boh” is a very common informal Italian word that simply means: “I don’t know”, “No idea”, “Who knows?” It’s short, expressive, and very Italian. And apparently, if you don’t know what it means, it might just sound like mysterious Italian sound effects. If you’d like to discover more little things like this, the real, spoken Italian that people actually use, come join one of my lessons. I promise I won’t just make random sounds at you 😁😁😁