Vocabulary "Kosa Kata" (6)

that teachers are grossly underpaid
grossly : nyata sekali
Aided by smartphone : dibantu oleh
compensation : bayaran, upah
cocktail parties : biasanya pesta ini diadakan waktu sore
Lurk : bersembunyi
to lurk in the dark : mengintai di tempat gelap
explicit : tegas
scrupulous : cermat, seksama
disperse : membubarkan, mengedarkan
inflate : memompa, membubung
parsimonious : terlalu hemat, pelit
Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) : Biro Pencatatan Statistik
Bureau : antor
prevails : berlaku
determinations : kebulatan tekad
At first glance, ...
teachers are paid a salary commensurate with their skills
commensurate : sepadan
pool of candidates : kelompok
flaw : cacat
reliance : hal yang menggantungkan nasibnya, kepercayaan
obsolete : usang, kuno
conception : gambaran
corresponding : yg berhubungan dg surat-menyurat, sesuai, cocok
Likewise, ... : Demikian juga
to discern when hiring a new teacher
discern : menilai
aptitude : kecerdasan, ketangkasan
impart information : menyampaikan
tightly : dengan ketat
circumscribe: membatasi
Despite : meskipun
comprise : terdiri atas (v)
tenure : masa jabatan (of office), kedudukan tetap (as professor)
raising the average tenure of teachers.
palm-leaf hats
straw bonnets (bonnet : topi yg biasanya diikat dibawah dagu)
cotton mill : penggilingan kapas
clerical work : pekerjaan juru tulis
retention : ingatan (memory), penyimpanan (of sub), hak tetap memiliki (of property)
divergence : perbedaan
undermines : merusak, meruntuhkan (their authority)
infractions : pelanggaran
forsake : meninggalkan, mengabaikan
confiscate : menyita
cornerstone : batu pertama
rein : mengekang
tangible : nyata
Inevitably : tak dapat diabaikan/diacuhkan
stultify : melemahkan, mematikan semangat
preserve : memelihara (tradisi), mengawetkan (fruits)
The results of recruitment and retention are consistent; low salaries were associated with low-quality teachers.
Opportunities in the job are circumscribed
their opportunities were tightly circumscribed
If I believe they are charging more than they are worth, for a game or a concert or a movie, I simply don’t go.
the difficulty of identifying who will be a good teacher and the reliance on an obsolete conception of the pool of potential teachers.

Vocabulary "Kosa Kata" (5)

whooped : berbatuk-batuk dengan suara keras
hollered : berteriak (halo)
reckless : sembrono
peer at : Look with difficulty or concentration, mengamati
grind : menggiling
sat on edge of their bed
words of remembrance
bring sth about : to cause something to happen
He brought about his company's collapse by his reckless spending.
Distinguish : membedakan, show
He died without a male heir (waris)
intercession : perantaraan
repository : tempat penyimpanan, gudang
defer : menunda
merit : kebaikan, jasa
inflammation : radang, peradangan
sore : sakit
whereupon : lalu, kemudian
staunch (in) : kukuh, setia
modesty : kesederhanaan, kerendahan hati, kesopanan
He is proficient at the Qur’anic readings : pandai, cakap
covenant : perjanjian
covenant  of marriage : akad nikah
perish : binasa, mati, tewas
forges lies
overrun : mengerumuni, mengepung, mengeroyok, menyerbu (country)
confine : mengurung
Treaty : perjanjian, pakta
indict : mendakwa, menuntut
capitulate (to) : menyerah, berkapitulasi
vestiges : bekas, sisa
Rally (kki) : bersatu, berkumpul; (kkt) : mengumpulkan, mengerahkan
thorough : seksama, teliti
thoroughly : sepenuhnya, bukan kepalang
They performed his obsequies : (upacara) pemakaman, penguburan
The whole country was seething with agitation
seething : mendidih (with anger), hiruk pikuk, ramai
agitation : hasutan, gejolak
fraught with : penuh dengan
peril : risiko, bahaya
grit : ketabahan
graft : sogok-menyogok, korupsi
It was battered by economic and social conflict, and was buffeted by a rapid succession of traumas.
battered  : dipukul
buffeted : terserang
succession : rangkaian

Caucus : rapat anggota-anggota partai
perils : risiko, bahaya
austere life : keras, tegang, cermat
propel : mendorong
lust : nafsu, birahi, gairah
pristine : murni, asli
egalitarianism : paham bahwa semua orang sederajat
demoted : menurunkan (derajat); biasanya seabgaii hukuman
pulse : nadi
turbulence : pergolakan, kkerusuhan, kekacauan
to ascend the pulpit (mimbar)
heave : timbul, muncul
convulsively : dengan tegang
palpable : jelas, gamblang
They to take the oath of allegiance to him
oath : sumpah
allegiance : kesetiaan
covenant : perjanjian
clandestine : gelap, tesembunyi
pledge : ikrar
foist : menyelinapkan, menipu, mengibuli
reverie : lamunan, angan-angan
grip my shoulder : memegang

Vocabulary From Freedom Article 'Kosa Kata' (4)

to a/some degree : partly:
To some degree I think that's right, but there are other factors which affect the situation.
Willy-nilly :
If something happens willy-nilly, it happens even if the people who are involved do not want it to happen:
Both sides were drawn, willy-nilly, into the conflict.
without any order:
She threw her clothes willy-nilly into a drawer.
prudent : hati-hati, bijasana
What gives? : 

1. What gives is defined as something you ask when you aren't sure why someone is doing something or acting a certain way.
   An example of when to say "what gives" is when your friend promised you the extra concert ticket but then decided at the last minute to give it to a different friend for no reason.
   

(colloquial) What is wrong? Why is this happening?
Not even thirty minutes after leaving the shower, I start getting itches on my head. What gives?

1. (colloquial, possibly dated) What is happening? What is going on?W
2. hat gives with you and Martha?

It took me years to figure it out
is the absence of coercion : (penggunaan) paksaan/kekerasan
constraints : paksaan, ketidakleluasaan
Go through : If a law, plan, or deal goes through, it is officially accepted or approved:
A council spokeswoman said that the proposals for the new shopping centre were unlikely to go through.
Give out : If a machine or part of your body gives out, it stops working:
At the end of the race his legs gave out and he collapsed on the ground.
Give away : to give something to someone without asking for payment:
The shop is giving away a sample pack to every customer.
Nobody wants this type of heater any more - I can't even give it away!
to tell people something secret, often without intending to:
The party was meant to be a surprise, but Sharon gave it away.
I won't give the game (= the information or plan) away.
to allow an opponent to score a goal or win a game by making a mistake or doing something very badly :
You can't give away goals as easily as we did and win games at this level.
Servitude (N)
the state of being under the control of someone else and of having no freedom:
In the past, the majority of women were consigned to a lifetime of servitude and poverty.
Free beer for you means beer servitude for someone else.
Trade-off/Tradeoff : a balancing of two opposing situations or qualities, both of which are desired:
The tradeoff in a democracy is between individual liberty and an orderly society.
A tradeoff is also a situation in which the achieving of something you want involves the loss of something else which is also desirable, but less so:
They both had successful careers, but the tradeoff was they seldom saw each other.
substantially : pada hakikatnya
Put in :
to say something that adds to or interrupts what is already being said:
[+ speech] "But she's rather inexperienced for the job," put in Jane. 'Tambah Jane'
Cuddle : mengemong
cuddly (adj) : yang menyenangkan untuk disayangi.
Converts and recruits were few and far between : 'perbandingannya jauh / tak sebanding'
leaflets : surat selebaran
Call for sth : to need or deserve a particular action, remark, or quality:
This calls for a celebration!
It's the sort of work that calls for a high level of concentration.
He told you that you were an idiot? Well, I don't think that was called for (= I think it was rude and not deserved)!
to demand that something happens:
Members have called for his resignation.

Vocabulary "Kosa Kata" (3)

to stifle this intrusion
stifle a yawn : menahan kantuk
intrusion: gangguan
sheepishly : dengan malu-malu
squeaked: bercicit, mengerik
Meekly : dengan lembut/sabar/taat
Head off : to start a journey or leave a place:
What time are you heading off?
To device a way : merencanakan suatu cara
felt a yawn approaching : menguap
Set sb up: to establish someone or yourself in a business or position:
After he left college, his father set him up in the family business.
She set herself up as an interior designer.
[often passive] informal to trick someone in order to make them do something, or in order to make someone seem guilty of something that they have not done:
They claimed that they weren't selling drugs, but that they'd been set up by the police.
to provide the money that someone needs for an important task or activity that is expected to last a long time:
Winning the lottery has set them up for life.
to provide someone with the energy or health that you need for a particular period of time:
A good breakfast really sets you up for the day.
Purse: dompet, mengerutkan bibir
intervene : turutcampur
patrons : langganan (of a restaurant)
To frequent (v) : sering mengunjungi
ruminated : merenungkan (in the past)
dismissed the absurd notion : membuyarkan dugaan mustahil/tak masuk akal

Sit up : (STAY AWAKE) to stay awake and not go to bed although it is late:
[+ -ing verb] The book was so interesting that I sat up all night reading it.
I'll be late tonight, so don't sit up for (= wait for) me.

Wake up to sth : to start to understand that a situation or problem exists:
Governments are finally waking up to the fact that the environment should be cleaned up.

rope: tali

tangkai : stem

effigy : patung

underworld: The world of criminal/ dunianya penjahat

Go off:
- If a light or a machine goes off, it stops working:
The lights went off in several villages because of the storm.
-If a bomb goes off, it explodes:
The bomb went off at midday.
-If a gun goes off, it fires:
His gun went off accidentally

Alley / alleyways : gang
lane / laneways : a narrow road in rural area

(From) The other day: at a certain time past, not distant, but indefinite; not long ago; recently; rarely, the third day past.

right away/off: Immediately; at once; without delay.

You can bring a friend along

Dia ngambek: he sulked

Please stop by my office next week. / call briefly as a visitor

fervently : dengan penuh semangat

learning objectives : tujuan pembelajaran

perfunctory : acuh tak acuh, asal saja

espionage : pengintaian

to forge a new relationship

forge : menempa

vigorous : giat

Meanwhile : sementara itu

Evict : mengusir

Pervert Islam : merusak/menodai Islam

to go in relentless pursuit of someone
relentless : tapa belas kasihan

intact : utuh

The cookbook cover was frayed
frayed : berjumbai

scratchy : kasar menggatalkan

sips : menyesap, minum sedikit2

revel : engage in lively and noisy festives

trudge :
verb-berjalan dengan susah payah
noun-perjalanan dengan susah payah

furrowed brow : alis berkerut
e.g he trudged along with a furrowed brow

He waves a dismissive hand
melambaikan tangan, tanda sesuatu tidak begitu penting dipertimbangkan

creep : berjalan pelan agar tidak didengar/diketahui

fiddling with a spoon
fiddling : menggesek, annoyingly trivial

dregs : ampas

casts : melempar

agile : cerdas, tangkas
agility : ketangkasan

shimmer : kilau, cahaya gemerlapan

accentuated : menonjolkan

She was gifted beyond most

flashes of light

fiery : berapi-api

rite. : a religious or other solemn ceremony or act

She yanked on the chain with perfectly bridled strength
yank : merenggut
bridle : mengekang

cordially : dengan ramah

Roof ripped from home

feud : perseteruan

flourish : tumbuh, berkembang

lure : pikatan, daya tarik

Octopus leaps out of water

Backflip

Phrasal verb:

up for : available for
snake in/out : berjalan pelan-pelan agar tidak diketahui
tell somebody off : memarahi/mengomeli

vanish : lenyap, menghilang

frigid : dingin sekali

annihilate : membinasakan, membasmi

despise : menganggap hina, menganggap rendah

incite : menghasut

spewed : memuntahkan

probe : pemeriksaan, penyelidikan

descendants : keturunan, anak cucu

espionage : pengintaian

Spanning a period from 2006 until December 2014

grappled : bergelut

inundated with warnings related to the US ‘War on Terror
inundated : membanjiri, menggenangi

satellite interception ?

profile : describe in a short article

humdrum : monotonous, membosankan

signal jamming ?
jamming : penyumbatan

the relationship between A and B has frayed
frayed: become worn at edge

financial woes
woe: great sorrow, distress, trouble

breach : menerobos (v), pelanggaran (n)

Paid Leave?

raucous applause
raucous : loud noise

A quickly pounced with heated condemnations of B
pounced : diterkam, disambar

albeit predictable
albeit : sekalipun, walaupun = though

thwart : menghalangi, merintangi, menggagalkan

loom : appear as a vague form, terbayang

sway hearts
sway : mengguncang

roiled : mengganggu

construe : interpret in a particular way

draw a line in the sand:
~ to create or declare an artificial boundary and imply that crossing it will cause trouble.
~ to say that a particular idea or activity will not be supported or accepted

disposal - dispose
-dispose of = get rid of
-overcome (a rival or threat)

adamant and consistent
adamant : tak mau berubah, tak mau menyerah

forthright, candid, frank : jujur, terus terang, blak-blakan

conciliatory - conciliate : placet someone, pacify ; mendamaikan

he started his second stint as Prime Minister in 2004
stint : tugas

conflate (with) : combine into one

exacerbate : memperburuk

ascertain : memastikan

remarks (noun) : komen

after the votes are cast
cast : membuat, memberikan
casting : pemilihan pemain

irreparable.: tak dapat diperbaiki

get over : recover (from an unpleasant experience), overcome (a difficulty)

Back out : Tidak jadi
e.g
Dicky: You said, you want to join us. Come on?
Agung: Sorry, I back out.

countryside : daerah pedalaman

shovel : sekop, sodok

Shrug : mengangkat bahu (ekspresi)

smirk : tersenyum dibuat-buat
giggle : terkikih-kikih

Start (sth) off : to begin by doing something, or to make something begin by doing something

You should nickname me
nickname (Verb)

You slam the door
slam : membanting

tipping point
-the point at which a series of small changes or incidents becomes significant enough to cause a larger, more important change.
e.g.
"Brooding about this needless death, I reached the internal tipping point , where my guilt started to outweigh my pleasure."

gist : intisari

infiltrate : merembes, masu ke (e.g wilayah musuh)

sculpture : seni pahat

screech : menciut-ciut (suara)

mosquito net : kelambu

grazing : mengembalakan
goat: kambing
sheep : domba

the only girl I’ve ever known who could rival her charm, intellect and beauty is her mom
rival : menyaingi
charm : pesona, daya tarik

"Whatever it takes" means do what you can to get something done.
e.g He will do whatever it takes to support his family

picturesque : indah (seperti dalam lukisan), visually attractive

coastline : garis pantai

conifer-coated mountains

imposing : mengesankan

coincidence, or fate, or sheer blind luck

propensity for (kecenderungan) + Ving

but it isn't clear why they were granted freedom when many others had not been so lucky
granted

the course of hours
course : rangkaian

handcuffed : borgol (n/v)

electrocuted : membunuh dg listrik

blindfold : menutup mata dengan kain

About another month went by : kira2 sebulan berlalu

captors : penahan, penangkap

Tertiary : ketiga

Vocabulary 'Kosa Kata' (2)

slander : memfitnah

clarity : kejelasan

.... thereof : dari padanya

shiver : menggigil (verb)

praise : memuji

extol : memuji dengan sangat

reinstated : mengembalikan ke posisi semula

fume: menggerutu

hiss: mendesis tak sepakat atau menejek/mencemooh

indiscriminately : secara tidak pandang bulu

mercilessly : tanpa ampun

mercilessly : dg tanpa ampun

pseudonym : nama samaran

qualms : rasa cemas

unveil : menyingkap

disclose : menyingkap

at will : semaunya, sesukanya

the guise of : samaran, kedok

assorted poems

assorted : bermacam-macam, campuran

Descriptive

his teeth were a terrible mess: overlapping, crooked and protruding like fangs

He is adamant

adamant : tetap tidak mau berubah, tak mau menyerah

unencumbered : tak terbebani

gag : lelucon

Fathom : understand something after much thought [usually with negative]

Dust pervaded the dim room

the end of his nose

Pammel : baku hantam

dodge : mengelak, menghindar

comatose : pingsan, tidak sadarkan diri

bounces (back): terpelanting, mental

chivalrous : sangat sopan (terhadap perempuan)


overriding : menolak (karena hal lain lebih penting)


unbuckle seat belt


rowdy: gaduh


keys in the ignition

ignition : tempat kontak/starter (motor/mobil)


dispatch : memberangkatkan


to raise cain : ribut tak karuan/marah sekali

e.g my parents as well as the other kids parents raised cain over it


wrecking the bus

wreck : merusak


nerve pills


act up : behave badly


nag : mengomel


Perbedaan "Give up" dan "Give in"


dalam bahasa Indonesia mungkin sama artinya, yakni menyerah atau berhenti.


Give up: (biasanya diikuti V-ing)

1) berhenti mencoba melakukan sesuatu

e.g

-When nightfall came, we gave up looking for the lost dog.

-I’ve given up trying to reason with you.


2) berhenti melakukan sesuatu

-He gave up basketball in order to focus on his musical career.

-He gave up singing


Give in: berhenti melawan sesuatu (Biasanya diikuti preposition to)

-Kids must try hard to resist giving in to peer pressure.

-The authorities refused to give in to the hostage takers’ demands.

-Kids have learned if they nag enough for long enough, parents will give in.


resemble (menyerupai; transitive verb)


pointers : Petunjuk

e.g I will give you pointers and ideas about which issues you should be considering


you need facilities for dropping off and picking up children.

dropping off : antar

picking up : jemput


supervision : pengawasan

We need supervision at all times for the kids


staff and superiors

pegawai dan atasan


Apart from ... A ... ..., ... B

e.g Apart from keeping things in perspective and developing a long-term vision, there are things you can do


To factor something in/out : memasukkan/mengeluarkan sesuatu (include/exclude something as a relevant)


He is feeling a financial pinch


top-notch service

notch : derajat


layoff : pemberhentian (sementara)

e.g there have been layoffs due to lack of work


dismal : muram, sedih

dismal future : masa depan yang malang


detrimental to : mengganggu

e.g Lack of excercise can be detrimental to one's health

kurang latihan dapat mengganggu kesehatan seseorang


infect : menulari, menjangkiti, mempengaruhi


to boost staff morale

morale : moril, semangat juang


curfew : jam malam


curfew : jam malam


I moved around discreetly

discreetly : dg hati-hati agar tidak mengganggu


axis : poros, sendi


warrant : menjamin


unfathomable : tak dapat diduga

instigate : menghasut

showdown : bentrokan, pertikaian

opaque material : benda tak tembus cahaya

Lethal weapon : senjata mematikan

reverently : dengan penuh hormat

offerings : sesaji

the water cascading

cascading : mengalir/berpancaran ke bawah


dusk : petang, menjelang malam, waktu samar-samar

Vocabulary 'Kosa Kata' (1)

Phrasal verb: patch up wounded hand (menambal luka)
Board: naik, e.g She boarded school bus
puts a damper on = mengurangi
e.g
1) The death of the leader put a damper on all social activities
Kematian pemimpin itu mengurangi semua kegiatan sosial
2) it puts a damper on the kind of creative solutions
(hal) itu mengurangi solusi yang kreatif
Genus (Singular) -------- Genera (Plural)
edible (dapat dimakan)
bait (umpan)
Subtlety = Seluk-beluk
Talk about personal etiquette or hygiene
hygiene: kesehatan
Fed up: kesal

~I'm fed up with my job.

~He got fed up with all the travelling he had to do.


crime and poor education both cluster around low-income, high-poverty neighborhoods, etc.

Cluster around: berkerumun disekitaran (tekstual)

ada bersama (kontekstual)


In teaching English students should not learn to translate, but develop a ´feeling´ for English.


As to : berkenaan dengan

I can’t answer questions as to how much money my brother is being paid


help alleviate burden

alleviate : mengurangi, meringankan


Many men rushed impetuously

impetuously: dengan tidak sabar


He sat astride his motorcycle

Ia duduk mengangkang diatas sepeda motornya.


brandish a knife

brandish a sword

~Mengacungkan pedang


Hitchhike : Membonceng, minta nunutan

He stopped and gave a lift to hitchhiker


grovel: Merendahkan diri, menyembah-nyembah


an amicable divorce: sebuah perpisahan dg baik-baik


He spoke in stilted English : Dia berbicara dengan bahasa Inggris yang kaku


inflate ballon/tire : memompa

deflate : mengempeskan


Good character emanates from the heart

emanate: keluar


tune out : stop paying attention/tidak memperhatikan lagi


recess : istirahat (antara jam pelajaran)


chore : pekerjaan, tugas


admonish : menegur, memperingatkan


before you broach the topic

broach : memulai pembicaraan


candid : terus terang


desert : treacherously abandon


estranged : mengasingkan


inadvertently : dengan tak hati-hati

deliberate : dengan sengaja


these feelings stifle

stifle : mencekik


weed : menyiangi


virtue : high moral standard, kebajikan

virtually : hampir


Adjective

The trip cost a total of £250, insurance included.


Verb

The bill includes tax and service.

Tax and service are included in the bill.


Preposition

Eight people, including two children, were injured in the explosion. Including Christmas Day and Boxing Day, I've got a week off work.


Adverb

There's no coffee - would you like a cup of tea instead?


Preposition

You can go instead of me, if you want.

Instead of complaining, why don't we try to change things?


Verb:

diverge (intransitive): berbeda

cover (transitive) : meliputi/mencakup


Notably : khususnya


farther (Adverb/adjective) : lebih jauh

further, comparative of far


disseminate knowledge

disseminate (menyebar)


If we revisit .. ...

revisit : meninjau kembali (consider again)


recur : terjadi kembali


He is somewhat of a coward

somewhat : agak


adversity: difficulty, misfortune, kemalangan


resilient : ulet/tabah


to bolster a person's resilience

bolster : menyokong, mendukung

sustain : menahan, menopang, enyokong


they don't conform with society’s expectations

conform : menyesuaikan diri


hardiness : ketabahan hati, daya tahan


invulnerable : kebal

mental toughness

tough : keras


What a coincidence. kebetulan


explicate : menjelaskan secara lengkap (analyse and develop in detail)


void : kekosongan, kehampaan


reminisce : mengenangkan


instill : menanamkan (gradually but firmly established in someone's mind)

in unison : serentak

FORMAL GREETINGS

Berikut beberapa ungkapan yang biasa digunakan untuk menyapa seseorang di lingkungan resmi:

English	Bahasa Indonesia
Hello. Hello. Hello, how are you? Hello, I’m fine. What about you? Hello, how are you today? Hello, I’m fine. And you? Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you too. How do you do? How do you do? Good morning. Good morning Sir. Good morning Madam. Good afternoon. Good evening.	Halo. Halo. Halo, bagaimana kabar anda? Halo, baik. Bagaimana dengan anda? Halo, bagaimana kabar anda hari ini? Halo, baik. Anda? Senang berjumpa dengan anda? Senang berjumpa dengan anda juga. Senang berjumpa dengan anda. Senang berjumpa dengan anda juga. Selamat pagi. Selamat pagi, Pak. Selamat pagi, Bu. Selamat siang/sore. Selamat petang/malam.

Happiness

Fina has an older brother and two younger sisters. She lives with her parents, her brother and her sisters in an ordinary but a wonderful house near her campus. She studies at Sidney University, Creative Writing Program. She is in second semester now.

Her youngest sister is 3 years old now. She likes eating banana. Fina loves her so much. She always accompanies her before going and after back from campus. She always read a story before she goes to bed and feeds her.

Her mother's proud of her. She is a kind girl. She was the best student when she studied in Senior High School. She is so great.

Last week when she was sitting under the mango tree, her classmate came over her, "Hi, what are doing here?"

"Nothing. I am doing nothing. You look so beautiful."

"Oh, I am flattered. Thank you."

"Fina, You look happy everyday, all the time. You are so lucky?"

"What? Why did you say so?"

"You know, I am a daughter of a rich parent. We have more than enough money, but we don't have what you have."

"You mean ... happiness?"

"Yeah."

Fina looked at the emptiness, let the air come over her and touched her face. "I don't think so, Eveline. All of us have our own problem."

"It's different. I don't know who is my dad and who is my mum."

"You don't live with them?"

"We live together, but ..." she cried

Family and Relationship

It worked. Last night I was so confused about what material should I provide for my students. Then searched some recourses on google about teaching speaking. I found some ideas about that. I noted same of them and I tried to use one of them in my class just now.

Here the materials:

He realizes that he lives with a wrong mate. They have been living together for more than 7 years with two children. He is disappointed by his wife. His wife was so careless and didn't appreciate all he was doing to make her happy. He did everything alone. He nursed his kids, gave them their baths, read them stories, and put them to bed. He worked hard to bring in enough money so his wife could stay home full time.

That's the story. I divided the class into 4 groups. I gave them 4 kinds of papers. Two kinds are problems, two kinds are solution. Each group

“Young man, I think you have so many tips how to woo a girl. Your mind is still fresh, is not like mine. I have so many problem in mind, I think about job, I think about my children, and everything. I have problem with my wife now. I want her to love me again?”

He is falling in love with a girl, but he has just started his study in a university. The girl wants him to marry her. He confuses about it. He must make a decision: focus on his study of leave it and find a job. "How to focus on my study? And How to get a job?"

He is a second year student of Junior High School, but he is falling in love with a university student.  The girl is more mature than him. She is in the last semester now. Her parents want her to get married soon. He is looking for a man now, but the one who is ready to marry her.
Without hesitation, he said to that girl that he loves her so much. But he asked her to wait him until he finishes his study and find a good job.


Here are some tips to win her heart:
-Give her attention. Show her, don't tell her.
-Make her understand that you are beside her for her. You don't need to say "I am here for you" or "Because I love you"
-Be an intrinsic part of her life, but needn't to say "Find me in your heart", you just show that you fail to win her heart
-Spend time with her. You don't need to spend your time with her all the day, it just makes her bored with you. Make a great effort to make every meeting special for her, not only for you.
-Show her that she is special in your life, but needn't to say "You are my everything, no one special but you".
-Everything she says and does, accept it all, agree with her all ideas. So that she doesn't have anyone else to give her attention more than you.
You win her heart?
Say this "It's not over until I win..!!"

To make a dicision, you must think carefully. You must consider what will you get if you decide this or that. Which one you really need now. Most people said that you must follow your heart, but, are you sure whether that is your heart says or not? Or it may be just your uncontrolled passion?

Sunset in St. Tropez

A: Where did you go last holiday?
B: I went to France. I enjoyed the sunset scenery in St. Tropes.
A: Wow…!! That’s a great vacation.
B: Yeah. Of course. Will you go there for the next holiday?
A: Could you tell me a little about that great tourist destination?
B: St. Tropez is a stunning beach, a relaxed atmosphere and offers a wide range of recreational opportunities for travelers. You can enjoy a glass of sparkling champagne in the late afternoon on the boulevard while watching the sun go down. In summer St. Tropez is a hot spot for trendy visitors and parties last until the morning hours every night.
A: wow.. That sounds nice. I am sure it will be so great if I go there with my girl. What about the accommodation there?
B: don’t worry about that. There are several great hotels to stay. But I recommend you De la Pinede hotel. This is one of the most glamorous hotels in St. Tropez, if not in the world. Located on the outskirts of town, the Pineade has some of the best dining, service, and wine list in St. Tropez. Peaceful and tranquil, the environment creates a real life oasis.
The rooms are tastefully done, and most have a terrace with a view of the sea and the private beach.
Other hotels are Pastis Hotel St Tropez, Hotel Byblos Saint Tropez, Chateau De La Messardiere, but I suggest you the first one. That's the most recommended one.
A: How much does it cost?
B: I think it's cheap, only 1,694.57 USD a night. This price includes complimentary breakfast and lunch for 2 persons without drinks. Bedroom  with twin bed, Air conditioning, Mini bar, Private safe, flat screen TV, Complimentary Wifi access, luxurious bathroom with hairdryer and balcony overlooking the hotel court side.
A: What about the food?
B: The local cuisine is a mixture of Italian, Spanish and French. And you know, it’s the world's most highly rated cuisine. Pasta, seafood and fresh fish are featured in many local dishes.