12 Nature Idioms: Learn English Idioms while enjoying Canadian Nature! Nature Idioms for Summer! ☀️

If you want to improve your English speaking skills, hopefully you don’t feel like you’re chasing rainbows because the sky’s the limit! Don’t let the grass grow under your feet, watch this English lesson now and learn useful idioms to sound more like a native English speaker. Today’s English vocabulary lesson will help you improve your English by teaching you useful nature idioms!
As a bonus today’s nature idiom lesson was filmed outside in Canadian nature, so you can enjoy seeing Canada’s nature in the summer while learning nature expressions to improve your English fluency!
What is an idiom?: An idiom is an expression where the words come together in a particular order to create a new non-literal meaning. The nature idioms in today’s lesson are used a lot in daily life. Learning these nature idioms will help you to improve your English skills and sound more like a native speaker.
The idioms connected to nature that you’ll learn today are excellent English expressions for sounding more fluent when speaking English. Let’s stop beating around the bush and get to it, the following 12 phrases about nature are included in this English idiom lesson with example sentences:
1) A ray of sunshine
2) Soak up some sun
3) The sky’s the limit
4) Chasing rainbows
5) Have your head in the clouds
6) A breath of fresh air
7) Fresh as a daisy
8) Don’t let the grass grow under your feet
9) Like watching grass grow
10) Have a green thumb
11) Beat around the bush
12) Be a social butterfly
By the end of today’s English vocabulary lesson you will have learned English idioms using nature that you can use to sound like a native English speaker. This lesson will help you improve your English nature vocabulary and teach you useful English idioms for daily life. Thank you for watching, “12 Nature Idioms: Learn English Idioms while enjoying Canadian Nature! Nature Idioms for Summer!” I hope these nature idioms will be useful for you as you improve your English speaking. Good luck with your English studies!
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[@JeNsJyugyou]

☀️ Question of the Day: Describe someone who is a ray of sunshine in your life. 🌻 🦋 🌈

[@javiervidales7600]

My Ray of sunsunshine Is my wife, she Is always happy and makes me happy too. BTW hello Jen, my besr teacher on line.👍

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Javier ☺️. Your comment was so lovely, it is nice to see your appreciation for your wife ☀️👍🏻.

[@ronaldooliveira6636]

I don't know how I can describe you channel even your manner of teaching, you are blessed to be a world teacher, I wish you a lot of millions days in you life. it is a great opportunity to watch your lessons. thanks JaN

[@learnenglishforfree4213]

You are a ray of sunshine

[@JeNsJyugyou]

☀️ Thanks so much for your extremely kind words 🌞.

[@amithdas3861]

You are my ray of sunshine.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

That's so nice to hear ☀️. Thanks for your kind comment, Amith 🤗.

[@ltenzin9]

You are my ray of sunshine

[@JeNsJyugyou]

You're so kind ☀️. Thanks for your lovely comment ☺️.

[@musictablet3596]

My family is a ray of sunshine for me at all times.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Shukla 🤗. That is so sweet ☀️. I am glad to hear that about your family 🌸. Thank you for sharing 👍🏻.

[@martinjokes1610]

I have a green thumb I love gardening

[@freeenglishgrammarproject5615]

Your videos are rays of sunshine.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

That's very kind of you to say ☺️. Thank you 🌈💐.

[@freeenglishgrammarproject5615]

Now you can see my last 2 videos about animals : Animals (1) and Animals (2). English words with Post-it :)

[@rashedahmed6239]

Hi mam jen,s, very nice Canada, all the best this videos, thanks for you, I love mam and Canada, I'm rashed now in DUBAI, very very very nice song.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Rashed 😁. Thank you for your very nice comment ☺️. I am happy to hear that you enjoyed seeing some of Canada's nature while learning learning nature idioms with me 🌻 . I hope that everything is going well with you in Dubai ☀️.

[@mahmoudshaaban1337]

Brilliant as usual. I am amazed by your vitality and your cheerful smile.Thanks a lot.My greetings from Egypt.

[@santiepful]

Hi Jen, after spending a few days out of my daily routine I come back and see that you, in the middle of nature, are really a ray of sunshine🍁💖 for me and, I'm sure, for most of your viewers. You always make us feel great when we hear your cheerful voice. I was soaking up sun on the beach. First, I thought that it`ll be impossible, but I realized that the sky is the limit, and I encouraged myself to follow my dream. Some friends told me, that due to current pandemic situations, the idea of going on vacation would be as if I was chaising rainbows, so for a few moments I thought if I really had my head in the clouds. So, I said to myself, oh! no, no, I need a breath of fresh air. I took a deep breath and thought, well: I really feel fresh as a daisy. So, I didn`t let the grass grow under my feet and I got going🚕. Jen, these idioms are awesome, and very enjoyable to learn. I don`t know I`ve put them in right environment. Have a nice weekend. 🍁👏🏼

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Santiago 🌞. It is nice to hear from you🦋. From your comment it sounds like you recently returned from a vacation on a beach somewhere? If so, I hope you had a great time. Or if I misunderstood and you're planning to go on a trip, I hope you will have a fun and safe holiday ☀️. Or if you were just practicing using the nature idioms from the lesson, then well done 😉 😆. I fully understand your sentence about how wanting to on vacation right now is chasing rainbows 🌈 . I think we just need to wait a bit longer and then next year - the sky's the limit...as long as we have enough money to travel 😅. I mean, I love Toronto, but I haven't left the city in a long time to the pandemic! Getting away for awhile will be a breath of fresh air for sure! 🌺 Where will you / did you travel? Thanks for your nice comment and good use of the idioms from this video. I hope you have a great weekend and wonderful week ahead 🌻.

[@santiepful]

@@JeNsJyugyou Thanks for your comment. You are really a ray of sunshine. I did my travel to Benidorm, a city in the Mediterranean coast of Spain. Spent most of the time soaking up some sun, taking some video shots, meeting some relatives, and just trying to enjoy for a few days getting out of the daily routine. ☀️

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Benidorm ☀️. Actually, I think I remember watching a video you made previously about this place. If my memory serves me correct, it really is beautiful 🏖 . I'll have to check your channel again and see if I remember correctly. Anyways, it sounds like you had a great time on your vacation. It is nice to hear that travelling has finally become a possibility again 😃! I hope your relatives are doing well ✨.

[@yamaikoldelossantos337]

I love teacher from dominican Republic

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks for your kind words 😊. I hope that everything is going well for you in the Dominican 🇩🇴 ✨.

[@yamaikoldelossantos337]

@@JeNsJyugyou yes of course.thanks a lot for help me your great teacher i can understand you accent is so clear thanks my cute teacher

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Glad to hear that you're doing well ☺️. Thank you for your lovely comment. I am happy to be able to help you improve your English 🤩.

[@nalsalamy569]

Fantastic!! We can add being on cloud 9 , also out of the blue.. Thanks a lot

[@user-ch.]

You are great ❤ i love you

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi CH 🌈☀️. Thanks so much for your sweet comment ☺️✨.

[@annatworek2071]

Hi Jen, a ray of sunshine is for me of course my family, they make my life better and I am as fresh as a daisy and a social butterfly when I spend time with them. Do you plan Q and A for your followers?

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Anna 🌸. It's awesome to hear how special your family is for you✨. Great use of 3 idioms from this lesson in your comment ☀️. I don't have specific Q and A times, but I generally try to respond to questions people leave in the comments. And if many people seem to ask the same questions, then I do my best to make a video about it. Thanks for asking 💐.

[@nazmulhaque3894]

You incredible 👏

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thank you, Nazmul ☺️. You're so kind ✨. I am glad you enjoyed this nature idiom lesson 🌸.

[@amithdas3861]

Nice video Thanks

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Amith ✨. I am glad to hear you liked this nature idiom lesson 🌞.

[@rupinderjeetsondh4385]

I love this video because your way of explaining is really good for learner and you explains it with photos that is easy for learner to understand it.i hope you make more videos like that.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thank you for your nice comment, Rupinderjeet ☀️. I am glad to hear that this nature idiom lesson was helpful and interesting for you ☺️. Thanks for your positive feedback 🌈✨.

[@aqmorisny]

My brother had a one-year-old boy, he is a very cute and super sweet adorable mini-man so my cousin is a ray of sunshine for me, every time I see him I forgot my sadness.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Morteza ☀️. That's so sweet. Thanks for sharing about your cousin ☺️.

[@martinjokes1610]

Sky is the limit

[@amir.tajlili]

You are so amazing, Jen. I wonder why I didn't find you on KZbin sooner. I hope you're doing well and that you continue with your channel as intensely as before. Greeting from Germany.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thank you so much😊 !! I hope everything is going well with you in Germany 🇩🇪 😁. I appreciate your encouraging words and will do my best to keep creating new English lessons 🤗.

[@EnglishOutput]

Great video! I love the theme 😀

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hello Aaron 😎. Thanks for your really nice comment ☺️. It is nice to hear from a fellow English teacher 🤗.

[@kusumsaini6519]

❤❤❤

[@JeNsJyugyou]

🤩 Glad you liked these nature idioms. 🌺

[@hadihassanattari1595]

Hello miss coming out from your comfort zone and doing a lesson for us is admirable. It is so refreshing to be around nature while doing lesson regarding the words that certainly has to do with nature is exciting. I have a friend.He is such a nice guy. I respect him as my big brother. The aura of his being around give me the feeling of solace. He is kinda ray of sunshine to me. thank you

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Hadi 🦋. Thank you for your really nice comment 🤗. I am honestly very glad to hear you enjoyed the outdoor lesson in Canadian nature. Because this idiom lesson was filmed outside sometimes the sound quality isn't as good as my usual lessons, but I hope people overlook that small issue and enjoy the beauty of nature 😅. Thank you for sharing about your friend who is a ray of sunshine in your life ☀️.

[@user-gf3pr4yj1j]

You have a beautiful voice 😍

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks for your nice comment ☺️. You're very kind 🌸🤗.

[@elianeliu6259]

🤩🤩🤩🤩💯💯

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks, Eliane ☀️ 🌺 🦋 🌸

[@rumeshmadushanka3857]

🤗❤❤❤❤❤🤗

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thank you, Rumesh 🤗✨

[@visionmaker769]

I'd like to find a ray of sunshine. The lecture of today is really enjoyable and helpful for me. Because it gives me a lot of information and the idioms really mean. Usually like me as a foreigner just understand literally(facial) meaning not true behind meaning. Now I can understand what they really mean. Have a great day!

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Nobusuke 🌻 . Thank you for your comment ☺️. I agree that idioms are confusing for English learners because they have non-literal meanings, but I hope my idiom English lessons here on KZbin will help to clear up some the confusion 😁. I'm happy you enjoyed this nature idiom lesson and I hope you will find someone to be a ray of sunshine in your life ☀️😉 .

[@shaashshah2707]

Someone is very sunshine for me is you

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Aww, thanks 🌻. That's so sweet of you to say ☀️ 😊.

[@zahradehghani8771]

My parents are rays of sunshine 💗 Could you please make a video about amusement park ? 🙏 i really appreciate it

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Zahra 🌻. It is so nice to hear that your parents are a ray of sunshine in your life ☀️ 👍🏻. Thank you for the suggestion to make an amusement park themed lesson. A couple years ago I tried making a English lesson at a fair / carnival which is similar, so I think you may enjoy it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4OZmJJ6qrV3Y68 🍿 🎢

[@wingleecheng3153]

Thank you so much for introducing these idioms, I enjoy this topic as a nature lover! I always find that learning idiom is a good way to understand the logic behind certain language speakers. We also have something like 'having your head in clouds' in Cantonese, but Mandarin speakers cannot understand if we say that lol, even though we are both Chinese.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hello Wing Lee Cheng 🌈. Thanks for your nice comment ☺️. I am so glad to hear you enjoyed this nature idiom lesson ☀️. It is interesting to hear that Cantonese has a similar idiom to 'have your head in the clouds', and equally as interesting that Mandarin doesn't have such an idiom⛅️ 😅. Thank you for sharing 🤗.

[@looklookenglish]

I instantly fell in love with the way you explained all these 12 idioms. Great job. I can definitely see your channel growing super fast in no time. :-) Keep up the good work! :-)

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks so much for your incredibly kind and encouraging comment ☺️. I'm so glad to hear you enjoyed this nature idiom lesson 🌈. It seems you have some great English lessons for Korean speakers on your channel 👍🏻.

[@ikuo-sunrise7375]

Hi JeN！ I was amazed and pleased to know that you kicked off today’s lesson with the idiom which you taught me the other day，“ A ray of sunshine ”．I'd like to say again you're a ray of sunshine for me in my life．Following ‘ Question of the Day ’ I describe someone who is a ray of sunshine ． They are my family，my friends，my mentor，the teacher and the fellows of an English conversation class，and last but not least，needless to say，it's you，JeN！ They have been enriching my life．They give me the time to stop and smell the roses． You looked absolutely cheerful under the sun．You're like a sunflower．Where’s the location？Is that Queen’s Park？The park is quite huge and well-maintained． I think my desire to be fluent in English like a native speaker is like a pipe dream and I still have a long way to go． However，you'll never find a rainbow if you're looking down．( From the words by a great comedian Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin)． By the way， ‘ Quiz of the Day ’． A：How did he do in the 100-metre dash preliminary？ B：Unfortunately，he wasn't able to advance to the final． There were a lot of great sprinters in the group ，and on top of that，it was sizzling hot today． A：You mean he couldn't ( ) ( ) the ( )，right？ B：You said it ！ What words do you put in the three brackets？ Have a nice day！ Ikuo

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Ikuo 🌻. Actually, chatting with you here in the KZbin comments inspired me to create this nature idiom lesson...that combined with the fact that several viewers have been suggesting that I try leaving my apartment making lesson in a different location. 😅 It is great to hear that there are so many people in your life who are a ray of sunshine for you! Surrounding yourself with positive people is definitely a good thing to do ☀️. I feel honoured to be included among all those lovely sounding people you know. I also love your use of the idiom, 'stop and smell the roses'🌹. I didn't see any roses on my nature walk, but if I had maybe I would've thought to include that idiom in this lesson as well. 😃 The park and nature trail I filmed in are actually in a lesser known park in Toronto called Cedarvale Park. I felt hesitant about going to a really popular place because I was worried that it would be too noisy to film. I also get really nervous when I am trying to film and strangers stop and watch me 😅. Your dream of becoming fluent is totally possible. I think it's key to remember that even native speakers who are fluent make mistakes in English sometimes and don't know every single word in English. Based on your comments here on KZbin, it seems like you're fluent in written English at least wink😉. Keep going and don't give up. The sky's the limit. Your quote by Charlie Chaplin was interesting...however, if you're in an airplane, you could find a rainbow by looking down 😆 lol. As for your quiz, as an English teacher I feel like I could put many, many different words in the blanks: "You mean he couldn't run in the heat, right?" "You mean he couldn't quite handle the pressure, right?" "You mean he couldn't win at the Olympics, right?" Not sure what answer you were looking for, but the possibilities seem endless 🤓. Anyways, I hope you have a great weekend and can also take some time to enjoy nature🦋 .

[@ikuo-sunrise7375]

@@JeNsJyugyou Hi JeN！Thank you for the feedback．Your comment about Charlie Chaplin's words is quite interesting．I think it's important to have a broad mind．It's actually normal that people view things from a different point of view．They say “ One man's meat is another man's poison．” As for the quiz，I intended to make a sentence that have a twofold meaning． get through the heat ＝to be able to pass the preliminary ＝to be able to overcome the heat So，the answer is “ You mean he couldn't get through the heat，right？” Does this sentence make sense？ Is this grammatically correct？ In your previous comment，what does “ at least wink ” mean？I looked it up in my dictionary in vain(>_

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Ikuo ✨. Your riddle is quite amusing now that you've told me the answer you had in mind👍🏻! Wow, the fact that you made such a pun shows an amazing grasp of English 🤩. You're right, in English this type of quiz / joke is called a pun. Puns make use of words that have more than one meaning. When I was a child I loved the following pun Q: Why did the man throw the butter out the window? A: He wanted to see the butterfly (butter fly) 🧈 🦋 😂. In Japanese believe that puns are usually called おやじギャグ😁. I actually really enjoy this type of humour 😄. Thanks for sharing your wonderful pun with me. You nailed it! 😎 Also, sorry for making you search in a dictionary due to my typing mistake. When I write comments on KZbin I enjoy using emojis as I think thy make my comments and responses look more cheerful and exciting. On my MacBook I just type the word of the emoji I want to use, then the emoji comes up and I click on it to add it to what I'm typing. When I do that, the word itself usually disappears, but it seems that in my previous comment to you when I wanted to use the winking emoji, the word 'wink' didn't delete after adding the emoji the way it usually would. The exact sentence should have been, "Based on your comments here on KZbin, it seems like you're fluent in written English at least 😉" My meaning being that I don't know what your speaking or listening skills are like in terms of fluency, but it seems to me that you have good English writing skills 🤗. I hope to read more of your puns in the future 😁.

[@ikuo-sunrise7375]

@@JeNsJyugyou Thank you very much． I'm grateful to you for all that you have explained in response to my questions． I'll　do my best to make dad jokes🙆． Have a good one！ Ikuo

[@ikuo-sunrise7375]

@@JeNsJyugyou Hi JeN！ News Flash again☀．Wow！I was able to listen to your country’s national anthem on the very last day of the Tokyo Olympics．Kelsey Mitchel got a gold medal in the bike sprint． She is really something． She was full of smile with listening to ‘ O Canada ’ at the victory ceremony．Although other Canadians have got gold medals so far，it was the first time for me to watch a Canadian medalist being on the air while the person was on the highest place of a podium！ I'm extremely glad to know her victory！I'd like to share this feeling of happiness with you and your husband．We are just “ United by Emotion ”！ (As you may know， this is the motto of this Olympics．) Congratulations🚲！ Ikuo

[@Masha-nk1xf]

Good morning Jen, well, I don’t know how to answer your question because my parents are a ray of sunshine for me but my friends as well so I don’t think there is only one answer besides I know I’m very complicated sometimes but I think my whole family isAnd sometimes there’s just not only one answer however like I said that could be my friends and family by the way how are you doing ? I hope you are doing well, my aunt and I are improving our English a lot thanks to you! My aunt told me that I might be your best student but I know she was joking and you would never have a favorite student because to you we are all the same which makes me very happy because I would never want a preferential treatment because maybe I speak a bit better English and I’m not even that good! I am just fluent because my brother is and my brothers to have helped me to learn English since I was free and I asked for the first time! By the way I am doing so much better and I can’t say I fully got over the girl who joked about you being the survivor of a shooting! I’m so happy now and even if she’s out of my life I guess it was for the best and I’m not complaining by the way how did you learn to sing so well? I think if you were a singer you would be famous all around the world because you have a great voice! I’m not kidding! And do you have your head in the clouds it’s something we say in Eataly too By the way however we use it in a different way because we also use it to say that someone isn’t quite there with their mind for example when you’re not paying attention to what someone is saying but I think it’s the same as in English! There is no difference and instead of saying chasing rainbows we say building castles in the air! We don’t really have a translation for being afraid of sunshine because we do not have any idioms for that we simply say that someone makes us feel happy or cheerful and we also use a breath of fresh air so a lot of these idioms are very similar to the Italian ones however not all of them! I hope my explanation was interesting! And I hope you will visit our country soon of course when this pandemic ends because right now we are all stuck in our own country is bad maybe next year you will visit! I would love it to be honest and I’m not sure but I would love to meet you and I think you might would like to meet me as well!

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hello Lara ☀️. Thanks for your response. It's true, more than one person can be a ray of sunshine in your life. It's good to hear that you have so many positive and encouraging people in your life that it's hard to choose just one as an example. It is also great to hear that both you and your aunt are able to improve your English through watching my lessons here on KZbin. I am honestly so happy to hear that! It is nice to hear that your brothers also enjoy English and have helped you to become fluent. It is very interesting to learn that there are many similar idioms to these nature idioms in Italian. Actually, there is an idiom which I didn't include in this lesson which has the same meaning as 'chasing rainbows'. That idiom is 'to build castles in the sky'! It seems exactly the same as what you mentioned in your comment which is really cool. Thanks for sharing! ⛅️

[@freeenglishgrammarproject5615]

I read your answer :) You're right, we can talk here, in the comment section ^_^

[@JeNsJyugyou]

🤗 Sounds excellent 👍🏻. Thanks for your understanding ✨.

[@marcosvelasquezcampoverde6478]

🙂🙋‍♂️👏

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hello Marcos ☀️.

[@rahulbhavsar6171]

You are incredible person who inspired me to believe in learn English you are ray of sunshine for me, and like fresh as a daisy (ʘᴗʘ✿) love you JeN's jyugyou あなたのような先生がいてくれてありがとう（◍•ᴗ•◍）❤

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Rahul ☀️. I am so touched by your lovely comment ☺️. Thank you for your extremely kind words 💐. I hope you will continue to believe in yourself and never give up on your dreams ✨👍🏻!

[@productspromoters]

first of all , Take my love ❣️ Hey my honorable English teacher..I am from Dhaka, Bangladesh... I wanna go to Canada for higher education within next two years.. please let me know how can I get scholarship like you ..... especially I prefer from which University you have finished your graduation...... please please 🙏🙏❤️❤️.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hello Asadullah 😁. Thanks for your nice comment. I hope that everything is going well with you in Bangladesh. If you'd like to learn more about my university, I made a lesson there which I think you might enjoy: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHndh52kYt-WpLM Usually in Canada scholarships are based on your academic performance and community involvement... getting high grades and doing volunteer work. There are also other types of scholarships in Canada where you can receive money by writing an essay on a specific topic or meeting certain requirements. You can find several scholarships and bursaries which you may be eligible to apply for on this website: studentawards.com I hope that helps 🤗.

[@marcosvelasquezcampoverde6478]

Hello

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hello, Marcos 🌺 🦋 ☀️

[@jimmymars1249]

dear JeNs:Mostly those who are my ray of sunshine will not in reality to be approaching in physical contacting.They only can be either in the dream as telepathic communication or from surreal worlds of internet vids.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Jimmy ☀️. That's interesting 🌸.

[@jimmymars1249]

@@JeNsJyugyou Dear JeNs:Everytime i watch and learn english from your lessons,i do feel like you're sincerely conversationing the real lives transaction which makes my life not be abandoned.But in my real world lives today in which i am residing at,sometimes it's just like being ostracized to be here.

[@yodaamede1002]

Hello ma'am, how are you? I wanted to ask you for good how much my message cost. I wanted to ask you are you going to meet me Paris yeah, that's it I wanted to understand, I don't have that people. Thanks a lot.

[@Hdhtfbdubgty]

Hhhhhh I enjoy learning English as a child when life was still peaceful, but did you say that you are always chasing the rainbow?! And why?

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Rafiq ☀️. I hope you not only enjoyed learning English as a child, but that you continue to enjoy learning English now, too 😉. In addition to being a good English idiom, "I'm always chasing rainbows" is also the name of a song sung by Judy Garland 🌈 . If you're chasing rainbows it means that you're trying to achieve something that probably won't, you're wasting your time trying to accomplish something that you will never be able to. Personally, I think it is a rather negative way of thinking and most of the time I prefer to believe that the sky's the limit. 💪 ⛅️

[@Hdhtfbdubgty]

@@JeNsJyugyou I do enjoy learning English as a child now, in addition if you really think this can make you happy you can believe that sky is the limit. In accordance to songs, could you please recommend me some songs and movies you that enjoyed listening and watching?

[@yodaamede1002]

Yes good evening madam, excuse me. I wanted to talk to you a little bit, but you have to wait. Me, I am in solution at the time there and inchallah, it is me to pay my money there only there is no problem. Don't worry yet how I'm going to get back to Paris. Paris, you'll get me, there's no problem. I am still with you always watching your video. I saw your message all auto. Me, I'm counting but inchallah ok that God didn't give you the road you if it's not forcing you but we

[@martinjokes1610]

Stop beating around the bush and tell me the truth