Today's Word/Play will present you with three words:
Playwright
Millwright
Wheelwright
Wright is an old word meaning "Work" and these three words are people who make what comes before "wright." A playwright makes plays, a millwright works in a factory, and a wheelwright makes wheels.
Today's Trilingual Lesson brings you two words and two sentences in three different languages. The words might be familiar to you. They are:
劇作家 ~ Playwright ~ 剧作家
水車大工 ~ Millwright ~ 技工
The sentences are fairly simple:
彼は劇作家である。~ He is a playwright. ~ 他是一位剧作家。
彼は水車大工です。 ~ He is a millwright. ~ 他是一名技工
We have a quick grammar lesson following the Trilingual Lesson. It is about using the word 'to' in sentences. Use 'to' after 'going' if you are going to a place.
For example:
I'm going to Paris.
I'm going to work.
I'm going to school
But don't use it if the verb following 'to' ends in '~ing'.
I'm going shopping. ~ I'm going to shop.
I'm going skiing. ~ I'm going to ski.
I'm going swimming. ~ I'm going to swim.
Your Music Presentation today is:
Wonderland by Magic Eyebrows (Mayuge ~ 眉毛) from GBUC.net
靠不靠谱 by 刘力扬 from last.fm