Andrew talks about the main use of the word “jolly” as an adjective in both the U.S. and the U.K.
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Today, Andrew explains the use of the word “jolly” as an adverb or a noun. There are some ways that the word...
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I’de like to learn english. I’m korean and I wanna be a success person in the world. so I must learn Eng and enjoy to learn Eng.
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I am Severino Ramos. I am from Brazil, and I live in São Paulo City.
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Jolly – Word of the Day
First, I would like to tell you that I am very happy for reading one more important word explanation from you.
It is an amazing and unbelievable action. I am so glad to know that and watch it. That word explains is a necessary action that humans around the world need to live in peace and healthy conditions.
It explains us the extreme and correct action to be taken. The harvest should be collected from the tree the ripe fruit, when it is ready to be picked and eaten. Congratulations!
Second, the jolly word has the same meaning here, but we write it in our mother language. It is “alegria”. It is the same meaning glad, happy, and enjoy. Do you understand me? Thank you very much. I really appreciate it. I am so happy. Congratulations!
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the podcaste is very jolly today
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