Clues
1) Its a woman.
2)She has 2 children.
3)Her favourite subject is numeracy.
4)She works in key stage 1.
Let one of the blog team know your guess !
A new term has started and we are all keen to get back into our learning.
Take the time to reflect on your holidays, maybe you got some gifts for Christmas? Maybe a friend was extra kind to you? or a grown up spent lots of time making sure you were entertained? If so you might want to read below and use it as a different way to show your appreciation…
Country Thank you How to say it
Afrikaans | dankie | dahn-kee |
Arabic | shukran | shoe-krahn |
Australian English | ta (informal) | |
Chinese, Cantonese | do jeh | daw-dyeh |
Chinese, Mandarin | xie xie | syeh-syeh |
Czech | dêkuji | deh-ku-yih |
Danish | tak | tahg |
Finnish | kiitos | kee-toas |
French | merci | mehr-see |
German | danke | dahn-kah |
Greek | efharisto | ef-har-rih-stowe |
Hebrew | toda | toh-dah |
Hindi, Hindustani | sukria | shoo-kree-a |
Indonesian/Malayan | terima kasih | t’ree-ma kas-seh |
Italian | grazie | gra-see |
Japanese | arigato | ahree-gah-tow |
Korean | kamsa hamnida | kahm-sah=ham-nee-da |
Norwegian | takk | tahk |
Philippines (Tagalog) | salamat po | sah-lah-maht poh |
Polish | dziekuje | dsyen-koo-yeh |
Portuguese | obrigado | oh-bree-gah-doh |
Russian | spasibo | spah-see-boh |
Spanish | gracias | gra-see-us |
Sri Lanka (Sinhak) | istutiy | isst-too-tee |
Swahili | asante | ah-sahn-teh |
Swedish | tack | tahkk |
Thai | kawp-kun krap/ka’ | kowpkoom-krahp/khak |
Turkish | tesekkür ederim | teh-sheh-kur=eh-deh-rim |