Sweet May is here!

hath = has (it’s an old form of English)
to don = to put on (a piece of clothing)

hath = has (it’s an old form of English)
to don = to put on (a piece of clothing)
How are birthdays and anniversaries celebrated in your country?
Read here how they are celebrated in America.
There are two kinds of people who don’t say much: those who are quiet and those who talk a lot. 😉
What can we do every day to keep our brains healthy?
According to this article on the Lifehack.org blog, we should:
Read the article to understand why these points are so important.
Of course, you can just say “yes” if you agree to something or want to give a positive reply. But did you know that there are other ways of saying “yes”?
Informal ways include: Yep, Sure, You bet, Sounds good, OK.
Formal ways include: Certainly, Of course, Definitely, Absolutely.
Sarcastic ways include: Yeah, yeah, yeah and Obviously.
Or you can just use sounds like Mhmm or Uh-huh.
Or use gestures like using the thumbs up sign or the okay sign.
However, I have to point out that you should always be careful when using gestures in other cultures. They can mean something totally different.