Wednesday, December 7, 2016

Resume Volare Chit Chat

Assalamualaikum.wr.wb
This time I told him about the resume of Volare Chit Chat. There are four segments, the first is How to Say It. The second segment is idioms. The third segment is Bilingual. The fourth segment is English.

How to say it
In this segment, I learned about an idiom and how to pronounce the Idiom. Idiom is a batch of word that have a different meaning from its individual word’s mean.

The Idiom I learn in this segment was “Read someone like a book”. It does’t mean that you read like reading a book in library, but it mean to completely understand someone or always know what someone’so thingking about. Other sentences that have similar meaning with it is “ Read someone’s mind”.

Idiom
Idiom is a group of two words or more that each words has different meaning but when it is united it will create a new meaning. Read Someone like a Book it means we know someone whole. Blood, Sweat, and Tears it means full of struggle in doing something.

Bilingual
The news that I listened was about Simon Berry, 24, from Sheffield, has become a Guinness World Record holder after completing the highest bungee dunk, combining his passions for biscuits and bungees. Well, I think this is really crazy or incredible. I don’t know what word to describe the man’s action because Simon Berry did bungee jumping for dipping a biscuit into a cup of tea as high as 75 meters above the ground. Well at least, he was safe and his name recorded in Guinness Book of World Record. 

English, Please!

The topic in this segment was “Idol Worship”. I do not like people like this because they can lose control and make the idol in danger. with their behavior, the idol will get bad events. Such as the abduction of fans to their idols. These events can cause trauma to the idol for fans of excessive behavior
Well, that’s all about Volare Chit Chat. Thanks for attention



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