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START HERE: Thursday, JUNE 18th! Say Hi! Daily Check-In.
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VIP PERSONAL Deep Dive June 16
Excellent job. You guys are REALLY impressing me with your dictation. Super work. Great questions. Watch the replay HERE
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Conversation HOMEWORK!!
We do have homework for Speak English Comfortably. But it's really simple! Only for Unit 2. Watch the video below. And I will be posting our LIVE class from Sunday in the Classroom after it's done rendering! Units 2 and 3 are UP in the classroom. Go over those units before attending, okay? Have a super week, Coach Shane Download link
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Dragon Boat Festival
Dragon Boat Festival falls on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month. It originates from the memory of Qu Yuan, a loyal ancient poet. Heartbroken by his country’s fate, he drowned himself in the Miluo River. Locals rowed boats to search for him and threw rice dumplings into water to keep fish from eating his body. People celebrate it with many traditions. They hold exciting dragon boat races. They make and eat zongzi, sticky rice wrapped in leaves. Families hang mugwort and calamus at doors to drive away bad luck. They also wear fragrant sachets and take herbal baths for good health. We greet each other with wishes of peace and wellness instead of simply "happy festival".
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Japanese culture🇯🇵 (2) Natto
Natto is a traditional Japanese food. It's very popular in Japan. My two little kids love natto, and we eat it at least twice a week. If you ever come to Japan, I highly recommend that you try it. You might be surprised by its sticky texture and strong aroma, but it's very healthy and worth trying! One more thing. In Japan, it's okay to make some noise while eating. Slurping noodles like soba and udon is a normal part of our food culture. So don't worry if you make some noise while eating natto, either. *If this video made anyone feel uncomfortable, I'm sorry🤣
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