ache • hurt • pain

- My head hurts. (Not *pains*)
(intransitive use: you feel pain, possibly
from injury)
- I hurt my foot. (Not *ached* *pained*
*hurted*; irregular verb: hurt - hurt - hurt)
(transitive use = injured)
- My head aches. (Not *pains*)
(intransitive; you feel dull, constant pain)
- It pains me to recall my schooldays.
(= makes me feel sad)

DAILY PHRASES

1. Stunning! : Manabjukkan
2. Looks Fab : Tampak Keren
3. Amazing : Menabjukkan

ENGLISH EXPRESSION

1. "Wake up and smell the coffee" is an idiom you can use when you want to tell someone to pay attention and do something about a particular serious situation.
2. The expression 'to be fit as a fiddle' can be used to describe a person who is very healthy.
3. "To be in the driving seat" is an idiom you use when you want to say that someone is in control of a situation.
4. A start-up' is the name given to a new small business. 
5. 'fashion victim' refers to a person who is too keen on buying anything that comes into fashion. 

Word of the day

THE WORDS/PHRASES TO SAY CONCLUSION 

1. to sum up briefly :  menyimpulkan secara singkat
2. it can be concluded that : bisa disimpulkan bahwa
3. to conclude in brief : menyimpulkan secara singkat 
4. to summarize : menyimpulkan 

word of the day

holding their breath: mengharapkan sesuatu terjadi segera

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Little boys' room / little girls' room

The phrase is used to try to make toilets sound cute and sweet. This phrase may annoy some people"