Hey y’all! 

  This past Thursday was a very special American holiday! It was July 4th, also know as the day we declared independence from Great Britain. Also known as America’s birthday! This year it is 243 years old! Crazy, I know! 

  Anyways, the way many Americans celebrate is by having BBQ’s with friends and family, and then setting off or watching fireworks. We also wear red, white and blue clothing, hats, shoes, make-up, hair, etc. to celebrate the day. With that said, you can celebrate the day in anyway you choose! Watch a baseball game, go swimming, anyway is okay.

  Happy Fourth of July to all! 

梅雨の時期ですね。空が暗い日が多くて、

「外で遊べない！」「せっかくのお出かけが～(´･ω･`)」ということもあると思いますが、

この時期しか見れないあじさいを楽しんでみるのはどうでしょうか？？

個人的なおススメは、「あじさい寺」として有名な鎌倉の明月院です！！

池田町の弓削寺や、大垣市の墨俣犀川堤もきれいらしいですよ(*´﹀`*)

This is something that every culture has, and it can be applied to every level of society. At my University in Texas, we have a number of traditions that may seem weird to others So when students feel the stressed about studying or not so confident about the reasons for taking part in the exercises for the good luck on your exams. Another tradition we have at our university takes place with students who have taken part in this college. After graduating, students will be. jump into this river with their gowns on.This leap into the river is to represent how students will jump forward into the unknown future without fear to strike and achieve their goals. Traditions are an important aspect of our cultures and there are usually to help us become better people.

Until next time.

               Jeramine M.

みなさんこんにちは。

今の時期、ハローズでは授業以外の時間を使って英検3級以上の筆記試験に合格した子が

2次試験の練習をしています。

読んだり書いたりできる英語でも話すとなると勝手が違うようで、苦戦しながらも何回も練習し、

合格を目指しています。