Question of the Day: Please tell me about your family 🤗 ⭐️ Bonus Family Vocabulary Riddle: Please read the following English riddle about family and see if you can guess the answer - A man is looking at a photo and says, "Brothers and Sisters I have none, but this man's father is my father's son." Who is the man in the photo? 🤔
Is he looking at him self and his son? 🤔🤭Ms. Jen I am from Montreal looking for a private lesson for conversation? Could you kindly reply to my request? I have already sent you my email in the comments. Thank you 🙏
Hi JeN！ The second comment from me today． Today’s lesson was special to me because you gave us a riddle. It was a splendid attempt！ The riddle was rather hard for me to solve ，but I really enjoyed it． I guess the answer is his son，right？ I love riddles．They give me the opportunities to learn English with pleasure． Would you mind if I asked you to give us riddles with “ Question of the Day” at times？ Have a nice day！ Ikuo
Hi JeN！ What you saying？ How’s life in The Six？ About my family，my parents have already passed away about 16 or 17 years ago respectively at the age of around 80． My maternal grandmother was blessed with her longevity until she was 104．However，that is not rare these days in Japan． I'm married with three children．First daughter，second son，and third daughter．They live independently．I live with my wife now．🎵We're all alone ( by Boz Scaggs)． My first daughter is a public servant like me．She lives in Osaka and I'm worried about an exponential surge of COVID-19 infections there． My second son is also a civil servant．He and his wife live in an apartment house within a walking distance from my place．So，they sometimes come to our dwelling to have lunch or dinner together with us and we enjoy playing mahjong without betting． My third daughter once worked for a junior high school as a school staff in Saga Prefecture．She called an end to her job in a year and has gone to France．She is a would-be artist．I reckon she's good at drawing，painting，and calligraphy to some extent．She has been teaching calligraphy to the French． In any case，I hope they will enjoy their lives peacefully． Have a nice weekend． May God keep your land glorious and free！ Ikuo from Nagasaki，Japan．
Hey Jen. Thanks for your useful and helpful lesson and I want to mention that you look so nice in Japanese dress 👌 My answer the question of the day iam from Afghanistan I was born in Afghanistan, but my ancestors or my 5th or 6th generation are from turkey 🇹🇷,but I love Afghanistan so much and I hope one day I can see Afghanistan in good situation and freedom.
My family and I live in Punjab, India. I have an extended family as I live in a joint family. I live with my parents , grandparents , uncle and one sister. We live happily in our home and understand each other's feelings immensely. My father is the protagonist in the movie of my happy family. We all are dependent on him as he is the only one who is earning yet from my family. I love my family unconditionally.
Hi JeN！ I got a notification about your lesson around 4 p.m. on May 19th．I'm worried that you have been burning the midnight oil． I know you are always gung ho to teach us new lessons each week． However，please don't burn the candle at both ends！ I'm cheering on you all the way from Nagasaki，Japan． The theme of the lesson was quite attractive also this time． I was so interested in the topic that I've watched the video for four times in a row． You looked absolutely stunning in that kimono as the bride． I'm sure you were pleased to tie the knot in Japanese way． I think I'm familiar with lots of words，phrases and expressions about family． However，I was able to realize the meaning of some words again． For instance，godfather，estranged and descendants． Particularly，your explanation about the word ’ descendants ‘ by using a staircase was really understandable！ I'd like to write about my family next time． Have a good one． Ikuo from Japan．
Jen, thank you so much for this video. I have been making a genealogical tree of my family. The names of my third great-grandparents were Pomposo Montes and Luz Franco. They were probably born in the 1870s or before.
Wow 🤩. That's so interesting. I have no idea who any of my great grandparents were, so it is really cool that you have been able to find out so much information about your family 👍🏻🌸. I wish you even more success as you work on completing your family tree 🌳 👨👩👧👦.
Thanks, Anne. They were a gift from a friend because origami cranes were a theme at my wedding. My husband and I tried to get our guests to help us fold 1000 paper cranes so we could make a special wish for our future together 😁.
@@JeNsJyugyou Yeah,it was amazing. I've learned origami since the beginning of the pandemic. I loved to learn that .It is so relaxing. By the way, I only had origami's classes last year. I wish I have my 1000 tsurus one day.
Hi Jen, in this interesting lesson, estranged was the new word for me. About your question of the day: My parents had two children, my sister and I. My wife and I have had two, a boy and a girl. The girl was born in Madrid and the boy in Montreal (Canada). My daughter, married have three children. The tricky riddle, is quite interesting to think about. In a way it looks like being a nephew, but no, because brothers and sisters he has none (??)😉 perhaps is my son?😨 Will you tell the answer? Un acertijo muy curioso. A very curious riddle😄
To be honest, my first impression about this video wasn’t that good. When I read the title, at the beginning, I found it kind of a boring and expendable topic. 😳However, I totally shocked 😮 how many new words and informations I have learned from this incredible video! My new vocabulary. Siblings. Maternal/paternal. Godparents. Estranged. Ancestors. Descendants. Also, I like this sentence (In my grandfather’s generation, many people didn’t have a TV in their house, let alone a computer with internet access.) This is the first time I heard the phrase (let alone.)Is it ok to use it in a formal situation or writing? And can I use nor, neither or the word rather instead? I like the expression (On his death bed🥺) too, we do have a similar one in Arabic. Thank for sharing your pictures with us, I think you take after your mother, you both are so pretty. 😍By the way, you look so adorable in this beautiful wedding dress 🤩and so cute in that traditional japanese cloth. (Is that a good parallelism sentence😬 ?) For the riddle, I think the man who is in the photo is the son of the same person who is talking ,🤔isn’t he? Thank you so much for your effort! You are a great teacher👍🏻🌷
My immediate family is consists of: My wife and four children, three girls and one boy, I have six siblings, five girls and one boy , my paternal and maternal grandparents passed away😢
Thanks for the question✨. A step brother and a Half brother are NOT the same. If you have a half brother, it means that you share a parent. You either have the same mother or the same father. If you have a step brother, it means that his mother or father married your mother or father, but you don't share any DNA. A step brother is related by marriage, whereas a half brother is related through having one common parent. I hope that helps 🤗.
Hello Ahmed 🌸. Might can be used for the present / future possibility and also for past possibility. Today I uploaded a new lesson all about how to use May and Might: ua-cam.com/video/PI_iyXMGpx0/v-deo.html 🤗
My immediate familly incloudes my parents and three siblings they are one brother he is 5 years older than me and a twin sissters they are 5 years yunger than me My exstanded familly incloudes my father ś parentes wiche are the boneback of my familly becouse of my matherś parents have pased away for a long time ago even my mother did not see her mother any more when she born I have also seven aunts and five cousins
Hi Ahmed 😎. If you had a son and your son got married, then his wife would be your daughter-in-law. You would be her father-in-law. So my husband is my mother's son-in-law. I hope that helps clear it up a bit 🤗.
Question of the Day: Please tell me about your family 🤗
⭐️ Bonus Family Vocabulary Riddle: Please read the following English riddle about family and see if you can guess the answer - A man is looking at a photo and says, "Brothers and Sisters I have none, but this man's father is my father's son." Who is the man in the photo? 🤔
The man who is looking at the photo , his child is in it.
Is he looking at him self and his son? 🤔🤭Ms. Jen I am from Montreal looking for a private lesson for conversation? Could you kindly reply to my request? I have already sent you my email in the comments.
Thank you 🙏
Hi JeN！
The second comment from me today．
Today’s lesson was special to me because you gave us a riddle.
It was a splendid attempt！
The riddle was rather hard for me to solve ，but I really enjoyed it．
I guess the answer is his son，right？
I love riddles．They give me the opportunities to learn English with pleasure．
Would you mind if I asked you to give us riddles with “ Question of the Day” at times？
Have a nice day！
Ikuo
Hi JeN！
What you saying？
How’s life in The Six？
About my family，my parents have already passed away about 16 or 17 years ago respectively at the age of around 80．
My maternal grandmother was blessed with her longevity until she was 104．However，that is not rare these days in Japan．
I'm married with three children．First daughter，second son，and third daughter．They live independently．I live with my wife now．🎵We're all alone ( by Boz Scaggs)．
My first daughter is a public servant like me．She lives in Osaka and I'm worried about an exponential surge of COVID-19 infections there．
My second son is also a civil servant．He and his wife live in an apartment house within a walking distance from my place．So，they sometimes come to our dwelling to have lunch or dinner together with us and we enjoy playing mahjong without betting．
My third daughter once worked for a junior high school as a school staff in Saga Prefecture．She called an end to her job in a year and has gone to France．She is a would-be artist．I reckon she's good at drawing，painting，and calligraphy to some extent．She has been teaching calligraphy to the French．
In any case，I hope they will enjoy their lives peacefully．
Have a nice weekend．
May God keep your land glorious and free！
Ikuo from Nagasaki，Japan．
Thank you so much 🇨🇦♥️🙏🌹
Hey Jen.
Thanks for your useful and helpful lesson and I want to mention that you look so nice in Japanese dress 👌
My answer the question of the day iam from Afghanistan I was born in Afghanistan, but my ancestors or my 5th or 6th generation are from turkey 🇹🇷,but I love Afghanistan so much and I hope one day I can see Afghanistan in good situation and freedom.
Hi, I loved the family class. my father and son from Portuguese my mother and daughter from Japanese I was born in Brazil
Thank you mam
Thank you Jen you clarified many vocabulary to me
My family and I live in Punjab, India. I have an extended family as I live in a joint family. I live with my parents , grandparents , uncle and one sister. We live happily in our home and understand each other's feelings immensely. My father is the protagonist in the movie of my happy family. We all are dependent on him as he is the only one who is earning yet from my family. I love my family unconditionally.
EXCELLENT TOPIC TEACHER
UR AMAZING TO BE HONEST
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Thank you, I hope all your dreams come true.
Thanks for your video
Hi JeN！
I got a notification about your lesson around 4 p.m. on May 19th．I'm worried that you have been burning the midnight oil．
I know you are always gung ho to teach us new lessons each week．
However，please don't burn the candle at both ends！
I'm cheering on you all the way from Nagasaki，Japan．
The theme of the lesson was quite attractive also this time．
I was so interested in the topic that I've watched the video for four times in a row．
You looked absolutely stunning in that kimono as the bride．
I'm sure you were pleased to tie the knot in Japanese way．
I think I'm familiar with lots of words，phrases and expressions about family．
However，I was able to realize the meaning of some words again．
For instance，godfather，estranged and descendants．
Particularly，your explanation about the word ’ descendants ‘
by using a staircase was really understandable！
I'd like to write about my family next time．
Have a good one．
Ikuo from Japan．
Thanks
You're welcome 🌺 🌹 💐🌸.
Jen, thank you so much for this video.
I have been making a genealogical tree of my family. The names of my third great-grandparents were Pomposo Montes and Luz Franco. They were probably born in the 1870s or before.
Wow 🤩. That's so interesting. I have no idea who any of my great grandparents were, so it is really cool that you have been able to find out so much information about your family 👍🏻🌸. I wish you even more success as you work on completing your family tree 🌳 👨👩👧👦.
SALUDOS DESDE EL PARAÍSO CANCÚN 🌴🌴🌴🏖🏖🏖⛱⛱⛱⛱🌴🌴
Hello good idea mother or father
Jen I like your Tsuru's earrings rsrsrs.
Thanks, Anne. They were a gift from a friend because origami cranes were a theme at my wedding. My husband and I tried to get our guests to help us fold 1000 paper cranes so we could make a special wish for our future together 😁.
@@JeNsJyugyou Yeah,it was amazing. I've learned origami since the beginning of the pandemic. I loved to learn that .It is so relaxing. By the way, I only had origami's classes last year. I wish I have my 1000 tsurus one day.
Hi Jen, in this interesting lesson, estranged was the new word for me. About your question of the day: My parents had two children, my sister and I. My wife and I have had two, a boy and a girl. The girl was born in Madrid and the boy in Montreal (Canada). My daughter, married have three children.
The tricky riddle, is quite interesting to think about. In a way it looks like being a nephew, but no, because brothers and sisters he has none (??)😉 perhaps is my son?😨 Will you tell the answer? Un acertijo muy curioso. A very curious riddle😄
Yes, good evening madam, it's fine and at home, so no, don't worry madam. I am on the road to come there.
Hi Yoda ✨. Thanks for watching this family vocabulary lesson😄. I wish you all the best 😎.
To be honest, my first impression about this video wasn’t that good. When I read the title, at the beginning, I found it kind of a boring and expendable topic. 😳However, I totally shocked 😮 how many new words and informations I have learned from this incredible video!
My new vocabulary.
Siblings. Maternal/paternal. Godparents. Estranged. Ancestors. Descendants.
Also, I like this sentence (In my grandfather’s generation, many people didn’t have a TV in their house, let alone a computer with internet access.) This is the first time I heard the phrase (let alone.)Is it ok to use it in a formal situation or writing? And can I use nor, neither or the word rather instead?
I like the expression (On his death bed🥺) too, we do have a similar one in Arabic.
Thank for sharing your pictures with us, I think you take after your mother, you both are so pretty. 😍By the way, you look so adorable in this beautiful wedding dress 🤩and so cute in that traditional japanese cloth. (Is that a good parallelism sentence😬 ?)
For the riddle, I think the man who is in the photo is the son of the same person who is talking ,🤔isn’t he?
Thank you so much for your effort! You are a great teacher👍🏻🌷
hey jen how are u ?
yeah i know its very late i got my result and passed the exam and now i am starting ur videos watching regularly it helps me a lot
Hello Jen I heard using the word let alone during the lesson, could you explain the meaning please?
My family type is extended family. There are 9 family member in my family😀❤
Useful lesson Thanks Madam. I have a question. answer me or answer to me which is correct madam. both are correct ?
Hi💖JeN✨✨
I love your earrings! So cute!
I have a husband and three children👦🏻👦🏻👧🏻
We have a dog🐕
I can't figure out the riddle😹
I went to London. I have been to London same mean Or not please.......
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Dear mam,
Is any difference between “refuse” and “deny”? Please tell me with help of understandable sentences
i have 2 siblings
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Hello 👋. Thanks for watching 😁
My immediate family is consists of: My wife and four children, three girls and one boy, I have six siblings, five girls and one boy , my paternal and maternal grandparents passed away😢
Are Step brother and half brother the same?
Thanks for the question✨. A step brother and a Half brother are NOT the same. If you have a half brother, it means that you share a parent. You either have the same mother or the same father. If you have a step brother, it means that his mother or father married your mother or father, but you don't share any DNA. A step brother is related by marriage, whereas a half brother is related through having one common parent. I hope that helps 🤗.
I might find her.
Why used (might not may) if might for past!??? Im confused please they should say (may) because they talk about present not past??
Hello Ahmed 🌸. Might can be used for the present / future possibility and also for past possibility. Today I uploaded a new lesson all about how to use May and Might: ua-cam.com/video/PI_iyXMGpx0/v-deo.html 🤗
I love my family ❤️❤️❤️❤️💖💖💖 I have two daughters
I have big family, 💖❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💖❤️ thank you awesome video,❤️❤️❤️❤️💖💖💖😍😍😍🤗🤗🤗🤗
My immediate familly incloudes my parents and three siblings they are one brother he is 5 years older than me and a twin sissters they are 5 years yunger than me
My exstanded familly incloudes my father ś parentes wiche are the boneback of my familly becouse of my matherś parents have pased away for a long time ago even my mother did not see her mother any more when she born
I have also seven aunts and five cousins
I. Did not undetstand about (son in law) and (daughter in law)
Hi Ahmed 😎. If you had a son and your son got married, then his wife would be your daughter-in-law. You would be her father-in-law. So my husband is my mother's son-in-law. I hope that helps clear it up a bit 🤗.