“Look” doesn't always mean “see”! We often learn look as 「見る」, but it has different meanings depending on the situation. For example: 🔹Look out! 🚗 → Be careful! / Watch out! 🔹 She looks like her mother. 👩‍👧 → She resembles her mother. 🔹 I'm looking for my keys. → I'm trying to find my keys. 🔹 Look after your kids. → Take care of your kids. ✨ Same word, different meanings! Quiz time! 🎯 What does “I'm looking for a new job” mean? A. I'm watching someone work. B. I'm trying to find a new job. C. I'm taking care of someone at work. Share your answer in the comments!

Today's new expression is "a pain in the neck ". It means someone or something that is annoying or causes trouble. Please check the podcast below. <Daily Easy English Expressions> a pain in the neck This is @Shane Peterson's podcast and It'll give you a great chance to ✅Listen to the native speaker's talk ✅Learn new phrases ✅Get used to American pronunciation. Usually, this podcase consist of ⭕Explanation of the phrase ⭕Dialog ⭕Explanation of the dialog. It only last about 5 to 10 minutes, so please listen to it and send me your own sentence using this new phrase/expression in the comment. You don't need to understand everything he said. Just try to find the word you could catch from it. Please feel free to ask me if you have any questions😊

Last weekend, we had a local autumn festival. This festival was organized by small community groups from different districts. Parents, grandpas, and grandmas helped each other serve food and run games. I remember going to this festival when I was a kid. I was really excited to participate! Recently, though, the number of participants has been getting smaller and smaller, but we're still holding on to this traditional festival. ^^ Do you have a festival like this where you live? If yes, please share some pics^^

It's a riddle time!!! Do you like riddle? Let's try these! 1. What room do ghosts avoid? 2.What belongs to you, but other people use more? 3.You buy me to eat, but you never eat me. What am I? No.3 is difficult. Good luck^^

Today's new expression is "to steal someone's thunder ". It means to steal someone's glory, steal someone's fame. Please check the podcast below. <Daily Easy English Expressions> to steal someone's thunder This is @Shane Peterson's podcast and It'll give you a great chance to ✅Listen to the native speaker's talk ✅Learn new phrases ✅Get used to American pronunciation. Usually, this podcase consist of ⭕Explanation of the phrase ⭕Dialog ⭕Explanation of the dialog. It only last about 5 to 10 minutes, so please listen to it and send me your own sentence using this new phrase/expression in the comment. You don't need to understand everything he said. Just try to find the word you could catch from it. Please feel free to ask me if you have any questions😊