The end of summer symbolizes transition, the loss of warmth and abundance of time for reflection as one moves from carefree periods to more serious ones, often evoking nostalgia and a sense of the impermanence of good times.
夏休み、終わりました!
いよいよ2学期を迎えますね。
本日、9月スタート生受付締切!当日体験も受付中です🏫
Common English expressions
'Speak of the devil'
The person that you were just talking about has shown up. Usually used in surprise.
'Hit the hay' or 'Hit the sack'
These two expressions are used interchangeably and mean the same thing, to go to bed. The origins can be traces back to when beds were made of hay.
Riddles are a great way to get your brain started but sometimes they can be as simple as a joke, often times some jokes are actually riddles. More often than not only a small group of people fully understand them enough for it to be considered funny.
What appears twice in a week, once in a year but never in a day?
Riddles are very common in most languages and are a fun way to engage a group or class room. They provide entertainment while also requiring some in depth thinking and usually the answer is something obvious even if the riddle is very complex.
What has a neck but no head?
Common English expression of the day
Fish out of water.
This is used to explain something being out of place or order. Something that doesn't belong.
アミティーは8/18まで夏休みを頂いておりました。
本日より元気に開校再開です!
また皆さんのお話、たくさん聞かせてください!