🔥 FANTASTIC JOB, EVERYBODY! 🙌 YES! WE DID IT!!!! 🚀 @Blair Zeng @Carolina Oliveira @Dannie Zang @Daria P @Denise Zhang @Evelyne Vincent @Flora Zhang @Hana Yu @Hanny Zzzzzzz @Helianthus Miss. @Huicong Zhang @Jas Karan @Juan Romero @Lina Peng @Linus Z @Muhammad Ahmad @Nza Kurdi @Onya Wu @Riaz Uddin Etu @Richard Zhang @Rory Yuan @Ryan Li @Sara Li @Selina Wang @Simba Wu @Siyi Yu @Starry Pu @Steven Jiang @Vanessa Bilata @Luis Gonzalez @公用 学员账号 @Madie Zhao @Ya Ya @Zha Xi @Zhiyuan Fang @Elara 连 @Eunice Lin @Khalil Ghacha @Amal Ta @Olesia Bedash Huge shoutout to @Linus Z and @Sara Li for helping me out! 🙏 I really appreciate it!

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

Self-transcription: "At our university we have an unusual unit. It’s not an educational one or support department — it’s an art workshop. At this shop they produce different decorative decorative wooden items painted in the Russian style. There are cups, bowls, plates, New Year souvenirs, Russian style wooden dolls - matrioshkas, etc. This facility was inquired by our university in 2005, but they started their operation in 1975. As far as I know, currently this business is not really successful, but it still goes on and hopefully, it won’t die eventually. Turners, painters, and woodcarvers, who work there created their own style that differs from other well-known Russian styles"

I didn't sleep at all last night: I had a special vibe rave party with angry tiger mosquitoes! So please, don't wake me up before 6 PM. Leave funny comments if you want , but be quiet—sleeping today will be a piece of cake if you let me rest!