Common phrases In English
'Cat got your tongue.'
This phrase is usually used during arguments or in a mocking way. Its used when the person you are arguing with is at a loss for words or can not form a sentence.
Even if your voice shakes, I hope you find the courage to use it.
赤ちゃんが生後６ヶ月ごろになると、一緒に外へ出かけたくなってきませんか？
少しずつ、気持ちと時間に余裕ができて、新しいことを始めやすいことに加え、週に数回決まった場所へ行くことで、親子で生活リズムが整い、メリハリがつきます✨
日中に大人と話す機会があることは、育休中のママパパにとって息抜きになりますよね！
アミティーでは生後６ヶ月から英会話コースがございます！
お月謝がお得な週２回コースが人気です！
気になる方は是非お問い合わせください♪
夏休みまであと数週間になりました。
夏のご予定はお決まりでしょうか。
平日、ご自宅で過ごされる予定のお子様や、１０月の英検に向けて準備を始めようかな、と考えられている皆様は、この機会を有効に活用しませんか？
1日2時間×5日間 10時間コース
1日3時間×3日間 9時間コース
1日4時間×2日間 8時間コース
などなど
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'When life gives you lemons, make lemonade.'
Lovely saying that illustrates how one should take the hardships given and make something good out of it. Its an idea that we are not what we are given but rather what we choose to do with it.
'Not all that glitters is Gold.'
Looks can be deceiving. Not everything that, at first glance, seems appealing is good for you. Its always better to take a second or even third glance. What seems like gold at first glance might just be fools gold, worth nothing.
You can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink.
Wonderful saying used when dealing with stubborn people. The idea is that you can help a person, provide them with all the resources to help but if they are unwilling to help themselves, nothing will change. Improvements must be voluntary and it is as difficult forcing a person to get help as it is forcing a horse to drink water when it doesn't want water.
'Don`t count all your chickens before they hatch.'
This phrase is usually used when someone is getting ahead of themselves, or celebrating an event that has not yet happened. The term used literally, is linked to chicken farmers that would count how many chickens they could have by the amount of eggs that they had. Not all eggs become chickens, don't celebrate too early.
Time heals all wounds.
Common English phrase used to uplift grieving or hurt people. Usually associated with funerals and the thought that grief passes with time.
