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Strange Holidays
Hello!In my country (and not only in mine, I think), when someone says the word "Holidays", everyone thinks of July and August, but for me the word "Holidays" has a different meaning.
I work as an assistant Pastry chef and, obviously, we do not close during the summer, but in November, and I love it, because i prefer to do my holidays in low season.
And you? What do you prefer?
Strange Holidays
Hello!
In my country, (and not only in mine, I think), when someone says the word "Holidays", everyone thinks about July and August, but for me "Holidays" has a different meaning.
I work as an assistant Pastry Chef and, obviously, we are not closed during the summer, but in November, and I love it, because I prefer to be on holidays in low season. And you, what do you prefer?
Nicely done Matteo! I just made a few minor corrections, I think you did well overall. In American English, "holidays" would mean a United States federally recolonized day of celebration (Christmas Day, for example) when government offices, schools, and other such places are closed. In terms of describing July and August as holidays in American English we would call that time "summer vacation" and not "holidays". If you have any questions, please let me know. If you would like help to practice and improve your English, I'd be happy to help you!
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