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  Regardless of what you celebrate, I know lots of you are very interested in British culture and traditions, so today on Easter Sunday we'd like to share how we celebrate this event. Will and I were not brought up in religious households, but lots of Brits celebrate traditions like Christmas and Easter regardless of their religion. At Easter, we have 2 bank holidays - Good Friday, and Easter Monday. This means that most people get 4 days off work! Usually, we travel back to our hometowns and visit our families. Will and I have done just that - we've spent Good Friday and Easter Saturday with my parents, and we're travelling to see Will's family today. On Good Friday, we typically eat hot cross buns. A hot cross bun is a spiced sweet bun usually made with fruit, marked with a cross on the top. We have them toasted with melted butter! Delicious! If you come to the UK on Good Friday I recommend that you try them! They are lovely with a cup of tea. On Good Friday we also d

    *ARAB SAUDI* Datang ke Indonesia disambut sangat terhormat sebagai Tamu Negara yang akhirnya hanya Menginap di Bali tanpa jadi Kerjasama Besar dengan NKRI . *CHINA* Datang ke NKRI sebagai Negara yang bekerjasama dalam investasi membangun Infrastruktur NKRI dan bersedia KONTRAK KARYA  EUROPA Kerjasama yang selama ini berjalan hanya sebagai pembeli Hasil Bumi Indonesia tidak bersedia kerjasama dalam bentuk KONTRAK KARYA Hingga akhirnya Uni Eropa menganggap NKRI di Pimpin Joko Widodo di takuti . Sebenarnya..., kenapa ada sebagian rakyat yang demo....?  Sebagian rakyat itu demo..., karena mereka tidak percaya sama pemerintah.  Kenapa mereka tidak percaya....?  Karena mereka tidak tahu apa yang sedang dikerjakan pemerintah. Mungkin banyak di antara kita yang tidak tahu..., apa yang diam-diam dikerjakan oleh Pak Jokowi....?  Saat ini Arab Saudi lagi sadar..., bahwa minyak bumi mau habis..., sehingga Putra Mahkota nya diperintah untuk diplomasi kemana-mana..., dan membangun investasi di

  Collocations - these are word combinations that simply sound just right to native speakers. They are two or more words that are often found together and sound correct. e.g. budget cut, do homework, break a habit Idioms - these expressions, words, or phrases that cannot be translated literally into your own language. If you translate them, they will not have the same meaning. e.g. it's raining cats and dogs, it's not my cup of tea Phrasal Verbs - these are the combination of a basic verb with one or more particles (a preposition and/or an adverb). You can't understand a phrasal verb by looking at the verb alone - you have to look at the phrasal verb as a whole! e.g look up, take off, go out As I explained, these are notoriously hard to learn because there is no magic solution!  You just have to learn them! The best way to learn them is to study a little bit every day, and I can help you with that! Find a pen and paper! It's time to take the second part of this ultimate