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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
park debut
KOEN-DEBYUU
Literally 'park debut'. In our country, we hear
this word very often. 'Mama's first visit to
the park with her child'
This seems to be a hard job for a young mama,
because this is the first time for the mama
to go there, where there might be mean mamas
that have already established a strong foothold there.
How to get along with those adults and how to
have her own child get along well with other
children, that is the question.
Maybe, this is a phenomenon peculiar to this
land. But could you think of a short English
word for this?
Thank you.
Literally 'park debut'. In our country, we hear
this word very often. 'Mama's first visit to
the park with her child'
This seems to be a hard job for a young mama,
because this is the first time for the mama
to go there, where there might be mean mamas
that have already established a strong foothold there.
How to get along with those adults and how to
have her own child get along well with other
children, that is the question.
Maybe, this is a phenomenon peculiar to this
land. But could you think of a short English
word for this?
Thank you.
Top answer
No there is no special word for this, going to the park is not a big deal here.
- No there is no special word for this, going to the park is not a big deal here.
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No there is no special word for this, going to the park is not a big deal here.
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Hi,
Wow, drama in the park!
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Wow, drama in the park!
'The Mafia' refers to an illegal, dangerous, brutal, feared and organized criminal group. To me, the Mafia sounds similar to the Japanese yakuzas.
If people in an office have grouped together in a way that makes life very difficult for newcomers, we might commonly refer to them as 'the office mafia'. Not just for offices, but other places wh
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