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How to Say Thank You in English
Survival Phrases Season 1
Learn the most common way to say "thank you"
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Vernal Equinox Day
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Vernal Equinox Day
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happy
(a)
glad, a feeling of contentment
The happy couple is hugging on the beach.
The happy couple is hugging on the beach.
leaf
(n)
firefly on a leaf
firefly on a leaf
bloom
(v)
The tulips have bloomed.
The tulips have bloomed.
tree
(n)
peach tree with peaches
peach tree with peaches
grass
(n)
short green plants that usually cover a solid area as part of a lawn or pasture
white rabbit in the green grass
white rabbit in the green grass
spring
(n)
the season of the year where flowers begin to bloom, and trees become green again
Spring Festival is really exciting.
Spring Festival is really exciting.
rain
(n)
a type of precipitation that falls in the form of water droplets
The rain is falling on the street.
The rain is falling on the street.
cloud
(n)
a mass of water vapor that floats in the sky
fluffy cloud
fluffy cloud
sunny
(a)
the type of weather that is characterized by light and warmth created by the sun
It will be sunny tomorrow.
It will be sunny tomorrow.
rainy
(a)
Good morning, Ms. Masuda. It is rainy today.
Good morning, Ms. Masuda. It is rainy today.
windy
(a)
a type of weather that is characterized by strong gusts of air
I have to deliver newspapers on rainy days and windy days.
I have to deliver newspapers on rainy days and windy days.
March
(p)
the third month of the year
March 17th
March 17th
picnic
(n)
have a picnic in a park
have a picnic in a park
sun
(n)
the large star in our solar system that the Earth orbits
midday sun
midday sun
rain
(v)
be born
(v)
My baby will be born very soon.
My baby will be born very soon.
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