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Our World - Vocabulary - JIMMY
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π 5. Variety
Meaning: Many kinds.
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Can I have a cookie, please?
β Makes your request polite.
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It can be
about real people, places, and events from the past.
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β Example:
Eating noodles on your birthday is a tradition in some cultures!
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Some people have a belief that being kind makes the world better.
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We speak English, but people in Japan speak Japanese.
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β Example:
We celebrate my birthday with cake and games. ππ
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β Example:
Learning about kings, queens, and old buildings is learning history!
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π¬ Use "may"
when you want to ask if something is allowed.
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β Example:
Christmas and New Year are holidays when families spend time together.
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π 2. Celebrate
Meaning: To have fun on a special day.
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π 3. We
Itβs used when youβre talking about a group that includes YOU.
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May I go outside?
β Youβre asking nicely.
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π 4. Will
It shows what you or someone else plans to do.
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π 1. Alike
Meaning: Same or almost the same.
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π 2. Holiday
a special day when people celebrate something.
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π¬ Use βweβ
when talking about you AND your team, friends, or family.
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π’ βPleaseβ
is a magic word that shows good manners.
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π’ βWillβ
means something is going to happen later.
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π 5. People
men, women, and children β just like you and me.
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π 1. May
Itβs a polite way to ask for permission.
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We are going to the park.
β You and your family or friends.
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I expect my mom to come home soon. π‘
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π 3. Difference
Meaning: What makes things not the same.
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The difference between a cat and a dog is how they sound. π± says βmeow,β πΆ says βwoof.β
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It can be
about life, the world, or whatβs right and wrong.
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π 2. Please
We use it when we ask for something kindly.
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π 6. Traditions
special things people do again and again.
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β Example:
Japanese culture includes tea ceremonies, kimonos, and origami.
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There are many people in the city β all with different lives and stories.
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It can be
part of holidays, families, or cultures.
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We will go swimming tomorrow.
β It hasnβt happened yet, but itβs the plan.
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We love ice cream!
β You and others love it together.
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NEW VOCABULARY
OHH YESSSS
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π 7. Culture
how people live, including their food, music, language, and more.
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May we play now?
β You and your friend are asking for permission.
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New
Vocabulary
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It can be
fun, relaxing, or full of tradition.
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π 1. Belief
something that people think is true in their hearts.
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π’ βMayβ
means asking if itβs OK to do something.
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Please give me the blue crayon.
β You're asking in a nice way.
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GOOD JOB
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π’ βWeβ
means me and someone else.
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It can be
different from place to place.
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It can be
different in every country.
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π¬ Use βwillβ
to talk about the future β whatβs going to happen next!
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π¬ Saying βpleaseβ
makes people happy to help!
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I will do my homework.
β Youβre saying what youβll do soon.
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It can be
anyone from anywhere in the world.
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β Example:
We ate a variety of fruitsβapples, bananas, and grapes. πππ
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π 3. Language
the way people talk or write to each other.
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π 4. History
things that happened a long time ago.
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π 4. Expect
Meaning: Think something will happen.
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β Example:
My shirt and your shirt are alike. They are both blue. ππ
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