Online Class Notes (Lily)

Vocabulary

whisker: beard of cat/dog

guidelines: rules to follow

devoted: very very into
ie. She is a devoted Catholic.

self-reflect: think about what you’re doing

atheist: someone who

function (v): work

voodoo: bad magic

“witch hunt”: doing something to punish someone(usually innocent) with no evidence
ie. My boss was on a witch hunt to find out who leaked the company’s secrets.

obligations: rules

Grammar

really = very

actually = not like we thought before

In SH, I have a group, who every Friday, we pray together. We are women and then we have a lunch together.
In SH, I joined a female group/group of women who meet every Friday. We pray together and then we have lunch.

All the religions control people. So that every religion that have some rules or guidelines for their people. For example, the Catholic make some guidelines for people who …
All the religions control people with rules or guidelines that they made up for their believers/followers. For example, the Catholic make some guidelines for people who …

If you don’t do something with the guidelines, /isn’t in their rules, you can die because the people kill you.
If you don’t do everything in the guidelines/by their rules, /If you do something that isn’t in their rules/guidelines, you can be shamed or even killed.

You can’t to put …
You can’t put on this kind of shirt.

If you never see other people wear different clothes.
If you never see other people wearing different clothes…

You don’t want to get tanned.

I’m allergic to some things. these allergies were coming over time.
When I had living in Colombia, every early morning I was sneezing, in that time I don’t know there were allergies, and I thought I was cold or flu, because I didn’t know which was the difference.
When I went to Spain, the people there like to eat seafood specially shellfish like prawns, shrimp, lobster. I ate these sometimes, I had luck and in that moments, I think that seafood was cooked very well because it didn’t do any reaction on my body. A day I ate a little shrimp carpaccio (normally it´s raw), I felt something strange in my throat during some minutes, I stopped to eat because I felt bad, but it was actually that my throat was closing. I realized that later. When I worked in a restaurant I was peeling some prawns and I had small wound in my hand and immediately I got a rash go up for my had. So, I confirmed that really I’m allergic to shellfish because finally I when to the hospital and they did me the test. The lump for shellfish was bigger. I was life-threatening, I should be thorough with what I eat.

I’m allergic to some things. These allergies were developed over time.
When I was living in Colombia, every early morning I was sneezing, in that time I didn’t know it was due to allergies or what allergy meant/was. I thought I had/caught/got cold or flu, because I didn’t know what was the difference.
When I went to Spain, the people there like to eat seafood specially shellfish like prawns, shrimp, lobster. I ate these sometimes, and I was lucky in those times. I think that seafood was cooked very well because it didn’t cause any reaction to/in my body. One day, I ate a little shrimp carpaccio (normally it´s raw), I felt something strange in my throat for a few minutes/some time/a little while, I stopped eating because I felt bad, but it was actually that my throat was closing. I realized that later. When I worked in a restaurant I was peeling some prawns and I had a small wound in my hand and immediately I got a rash go up my hand. So, I confirmed that actually, I’m allergic to shellfish because finally I went to the hospital and they did a test/tested me/examined me. The lump for shellfish was bigger. It was life-threatening/My life was threatened, I should be careful with what I eat/examine my food thoroughly before I eat.  

Pronunciation

miracle

convenience