I've just learned PIRF 09 which is about Vermont as a maple syrup champion , then two days later , i met this episode in FRIENDS 9, Ross and Chanlder spend a one-day vacation in Vermont where Ross ate so many maple candys🤣The One With Rachel's Dream - FRIENDS (Seasons 8-10) · Let's Master English I made the connection right away! It all clicked! 😆

Next week, I just need to work three days. Then I will have a short vacation. Vacation List 1.Sleep good. 2.Jumping in our community. Seinfeld Time.(Seinfeld Protocol) 3.Try to fast walking each day to keep a healthy routine.(30 minutes).

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This time I took @Darren Windsor-Horton coach’s advice and highlighted the “th” sound , read it very slowly to try to make it clear and right. Actually it’s not I don’t wanna read it in normal speed, I just can’t make the “th” sound clearly correct when I speed up 😂

In DDM VIP, we've run into quite a bit of Spanish over the past several weeks!! And it's "no problemo" for Americans! I've included TWO songs, too. How many phrases can you hear? And WHICH version do you like better?!! Greetings & Basic Phrases - Hola – Hello - Adiós – Goodbye - Gracias – Thank you - Por favor – Please - De nada – You’re welcome - Sí / No – Yes / No - Amigo / Amiga – Friend (male / female) - Señor / Señora / Señorita – Mister / Mrs. / Miss - Qué pasa? – What’s up? / What’s happening? - Hasta la vista – See you later - Mi casa es su casa – My house is your house - No problemo – No problem - No bueno – Not good / That’s bad - Vamos / Vámonos – Let’s go - Número uno – Number one / The best Food & Drink - Taco – Taco - Burrito – Burrito - Enchilada – Enchilada - Quesadilla – Quesadilla - Nachos – Nachos - Salsa – Sauce (usually the tomato-based dip) - Guacamole – Guacamole - Tortilla – Tortilla - Jalapeño – Jalapeño pepper - Chile / Chili – Chili pepper / Chili - Queso – Cheese (usually the melted cheese dip) - Tequila – Tequila - Margarita – Margarita - Cerveza – Beer - Piña colada – Piña colada Culture & Everyday Words - Fiesta – Party - Siesta – Nap / Afternoon rest - Mañana – Tomorrow - Piñata – Piñata - Sombrero – Hat (especially the large traditional Mexican hat) - Macho – Macho / Overly masculine - Loco – Crazy - Patio – Patio / Outdoor courtyard - Plaza – Public square / Plaza - Rodeo – Rodeo - Coyote – Coyote - Mosquito – Mosquito - Armadillo – Armadillo - Canyon – Canyon - El Niño – El Niño (weather phenomenon) - Cinco de Mayo – Fifth of May (the holiday) Pop Culture & Exclamations - ¡Ay caramba! – Oh wow! / Oh no! (expression of surprise or frustration) - ¡Ay dios mío! – Oh my God! - Olé – Olé! (cheer of approval) - Cojones – Balls / Guts / Courage