Dear Ms. Angela
During this holiday season, I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your business support over the last few years.
Since we have been working for such a long time, we look forward to continuing our cooperation in the future.
May the seasin's joy fill you all year around.
Best regards,
"No good" means totally sucky.
"Not good" means simply "not good" but not necessarily "really bad."
Example:
He is no good = He is trouble, a bad guy, someone who causes problems.
Taipei secondary school student Lai Wei-li swayed awkwardly while trying to make music with a Saisiyat tribal instrument of dangling bamboo tubes strapped to her back.
"It's really cool and interesting. It's harder than it looks. I have to control my footsteps, sway my body back and forth, and co-ordinate with others," said Lai, while playing the "tapangsan".
Half Han-Chinese and half indigenous, it is not often that Lai gets to experience indigenous culture.
She can't speak the language of her tribe - the Paiwan. Her mother never learned it, and her maternal grandparents who can, live in a rural area and she only sees them twice a year.
This is the state of indigenous languages in Taiwan.
At least 10 people were killed after a magnitude-5.2 earthquake toppled several buildings in southern Spain near the town of Lorca, officials say.
The quake struck at a depth of just 1km (0.6 miles), some 120km south-west of Alicante, at 1847 (1647 GMT), the US Geological Survey reported.
Lines of cars lay crushed under tonnes of rubble and a hospital was evacuated as a precaution.
The quake followed a 4.4-magnitude tremor about two hours earlier.
Give a hand 提供幫助或協助
Example:
I will give you a hand when ever you ask. 只要你開口我都可以協助你
Alan give a hand to Angela when she move to the new apartment.
當安琪拉搬入新家時，艾倫也協助幫忙她
Be/Get used to 習慣
Example:
He is used to living along. 他已經習一個人住了
The new shoes felt a bit strange at first time because I was not used to them.
新的鞋子剛開始穿起來感覺有些奇怪因為我還沒有習慣它們
For sure 一定，務必，確切的
Example:
She will move back to Taiwan next month for sure.
他確定將於下個月搬回台灣
No one knows for sure when the dog gone.
Face up to sth 勇敢地面對(困難)，面對不喜歡/討厭的事實
to accept and deal with sth unpleasant or difficult
Example:
You've got to face up to your responsibilities. 你需要勇敢面對你的責任
People find it hard to face up to the fact that they are no longer young.
It's a phonics song with a picture for each letter.
爸爸媽媽可以帶著小朋友一起練習發音喔! 也可以請小朋友換上他們喜歡且相對應的單字做替換。
Ref. kidsTV123 Enjoy learning and have fun!
Edge sb/sth out 排除，擠掉，邊緣化
to cause sb/sth gradually to lose their position or power
Example:
The new product design has edged all the competitors out of the market. 新的產品設計，使現有的競爭者被擠下市場
Eat like a bird 吃得很少
He eats like a bird and smokes like a chimney. 他吃得很少，菸卻是抽個不停
Eat like a horse 吃得很多，諭旨狼吞虎嚥
John eat like a horse. 約翰吃起來狼吞虎嚥
Eat like a pig 吃得太多，或指用餐時無禮儀
