I ate yogurt, banana and kiwi for breakfast.🥣🍌🥝 I will do my best today♩

This is great! It has inspired me to find books on Indonesian history, in the Indonesian language, Bahasa Indonesia 🇮🇩

Hey Ahmed, I love Dan’s answer as it’s informative and shows the quirky changes of English through the years. We too say ‘tin cans’ in Australia to describe any type of metal that contains and seals food. We also say ‘can’ or ‘tin’ to describe the same. In Australia we even use the words ‘tin can’ for many slang purposes. For example; a small fishing boat. ;)

How many syllables in the word "sausage roll."

My mom (American spelling, ‘mum’ is British/Australian spelling) gave me Yogi tea this Christmas. I have had an interest in this tea because a Japanese talent (Actor, Model, Artist, Singer?), Rola, introduces it in her YouTube channel. I am quite interested (try not to repeat the word, perhaps use a synonym) in her life style. I tried my Yogi tea and I was surprised by the taste of it. It made me feel very relaxed. Moreover (quite a formal word for English, perhaps use ‘In addition’) I like it because it has a message on the tag and I liked reading it. If you are interested in herbal teas please try it!

For Australia, a "care package" is 1 & 2. When speaking about medical treatment we say "First Aid Kit", some may use "Medical Supplies" or "Medical Kit".

I prefer going to the cinemas to watch a movie. Because the screen is large, you feel more immersed, as if you are with the characters.