Joy of English Language

  Objective :     To talk about what I am into. Vocabulary and Pronunciation fillet  [fi-ley] He carefully filleted the fish with a sharp knife.   grilled  [rɪld]  We're planning to grill some chicken and burgers at the cookout.   hotpot  /ˈHät ˌpät/ Shabu-shabu is a Japanese Nabemono hotpot dish. dipping sauce /sôs/ The sliced ​​meat and vegetables are cooked boiled in water then served with a dipping sauce. technique  [tek-neek] What technique is used in cooking crispy and juicy fried chicken? glaze  [gleyz] What do you use to glaze the grilled fish?   Phrases I'm into (something) … [ to be into something means  that you are interested in it]             What are you into?      ...

 

  Hint: Look for words by connecting the letters written diagonally, horizontally, vertically, up, or down. 

  Objective : Asking general questions to help us start a conversation or keep the conversation going. Exercise 1. Here are some common general questions: Where did you go? What did you do [next]? Where were you? Do you have a car/house/children/etc. ? Can you play tennis/golf/football/etc.? Can you speak another language?   Practice Dialogue: Haru: Where did you go last night? Yuwan: We went to a bar and then out on the town. Haru: What did you do? Yuwan: We visited a few clubs and danced. Haru: Can you dance well? Yuwan: Haha! Yes, I can dance! Haru: Did you meet anyone? Yuwan: Yes, I met an interesting Japanese woman. Haru: Can you speak ____________? Yuwan: No, but she can speak English! Haru: Can she play golf? Yuwan: No, but she can play tennis! Haru: Did you invite her to play tennis? Yuwan: Yes, we are going to play tennis this weekend! Haru: ...

Offering someone a drink is a great way to break the ice. In this lesson, you will learn basic words and phrases related to how to offer a drink politely and in the same manner how to accept a drink offered to you. Picture credit to   https://images.hindustantimes.com/rf/image_size_960x540/HT/p2/2018/10/26/Pictures/_92bbb4c6-d91d-11e8-b06f-edb2612a0442.jpg Objective:  In this  lesson, you will learn how to offer a drink politely and how to accept a drink politely.   I. Vocabulary something to drink Can I get you something to drink?   glass of water Do you want a glass of water?     glass of juice   Would you like a glass of juice?   cup of coffee   Would you like a drink of coffee?     glass of wine Could I get you a glass of wine?   ...

     Mt.Oyama is one of the greatest spots to hike in eastern Japan, and it’s very  accessible  from Tokyo. The mountain is located within Tanzawa-Oyama Quasi-National Park in the northwest of Kanagawa prefecture. The national park with 38,762 hectares of space is rich in nature and has mountains, forests, dams, rivers, lakes, and waterfall. [photo credits to https://i.redd.it/675btq9wkx2z.jpg] Objective:              To talk about trekking to Mt. Oyama Vocabulary “both of you”     the two of you example: Mr. and Mrs. shrine [ shrahyn ] a place connected with a holy person or event where people go to worship. example: Oyama Afuri Shrine peak   [ peek ] the pointed top of a mountain example: Me and my friend hiked to the peak from the Afuri Jinja shrine. steep ...