F2F Class Notes 6th July (Harmony) [1]

Period (peer – ee – ud)

Have a work – get a job/ go to work

Protect my level – maintain my license

Spend some times with my parents – spend some time with  my parents

Some of my friend’s live in there – some of my friend’s live there.

After next week they will test – they will take their test

They haven’t graduation from school – they haven’t graduated from school

National holidays:  holidays that the entire country recognizes/celebrates. (new years/national day)

Statutory holidays: (western) holidays that you must either get a day off OR get double pay for working that day.

Vacation days:  the amount of days off per year that you are allowed to take. (hopefully get paid for)

Maternity/paternity leave: when new parents get time off work to be with the baby.

Maintain:  to keep/to keep in a nice condition.

Eg.  I will maintain my license during this summer holidays in Beijing.

Eg.  I use purple shampoo to maintain my blonde hair.

Original:

A real and a fake Christian
Today, I went to a cafe near my house to have a class about Christianity with a Christian. The topic that we learnt was how to know a person is a real Christian or a fake Christian. I thought it was hard for me, because I don’t know the whole content of the Holy Bible. My teacher told me if I want to know whether a person is a real Christian, I must finish reading the Holy Bible and then I can tell/decide/figure out a person from this book.So lately, the most important thing for me is reading this book.

Re-tell:

I went to a café near my house to have/attend a Christianity class with a Christian.  The topic that we talked about is how to know if/whether a person is a real or a fake Christian.  I thought it was a hard thing for me, because I haven’t finished reading the Holy Bible.  My teacher told me if I want to know whether a person is a real Christian I must read the whole Holy Bible then I can figure out a person from this book.  So, lately the most important thing for me is reading this book.

Café (ka – fay)

Slow (sLow) – no N

Most people don’t like take boat – don’t like taking boats