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Mother's Day ❤️

Hello guys! This Sunday in Peru and some American countries, people celebrate mother's day. Due to it, I'll tell you some words used in this day. Let's begin!

Dessert /dɪˈzɜː(r)t/
Children usually prepare desserts such as 🍰, 🍮, 🍪 or 🍬 in mother's day.

Presents 🎁 /ˈprez(ə)nt/
They are called gifts, too.

Breakfast in bed  /ˈbrekfəstɪn bed/
Traditionally, 👦👧 prepare a delicious breakfast and serve it in bed to show their loved mom they care - through their stomach!

Bouquet of flowers 🌻🌼🌸🌹 /buːˈkeɪəv ˈflaʊə(r)s/
They are one of the most given 🎁 in this day, especially bouquet of 🌹🌹.

Card 💌 /kɑː(r)d/
A great idea is sending your mom a card with a nice message. She will ❤ it.

Chocolate 🍬 /ˈtʃɒklət/
An infallible sweet 🎁 to ours mothers is a box of chocolate.


Note
This day is celebrated in Britain on the 4th Sunday in Lent, while in the US and some American countries on the 2nd Sunday in May.
If you have got 👦👧, I wish you have a nice mother's day with them. In case you haven't, I hope you spend this day with your beautiful mother.

I hope that you enjoy this vocabulary lesson. Tell me in the 💬 when mother's day is celebrated in your country.

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