preface
Recommendations from 8 Senior Moms
Features and Uses of This Book
Mom's English for Everyday Life 10 Reading Study Table

Part 1.
Our family's day from waking up to going to bed
01.
Wake up, sweetie! [Wake up]
02.
Eat your breakfast! [Breakfast]
03.
Go and wash up.
Go and wash up.
Washing/Brushing Teeth]
04.
Let's get dressed.
Put on some clothes.
[Getting dressed]
05.
The elevator's coming up.
The elevator is coming.
[Elevator/Stairs]
06.
Have a great day! [Going to school]
07.
What a nice day! [Weather Expression]
08.
Time to clean up! [Cleaning]
09.
The laundry is done.
The laundry is done.
[Doing laundry]
10.
Let me change your diaper.
I'll change your diaper.
[Breastfeeding/Diaper]
11.
Do you want a piggyback ride? [Momma/Piggyback]
12.
Please, stay put here.
Stay here.
[Baby Care]
13.
I'm home! I'm back! [Homecoming/Returning home]
14.
Can I have a snack? [Eat a snack]
15.
Mommy, I want to pee.
Mom, I need to rest.
[In the bathroom]
16.
It's time for a nap.
It's time to take a nap.
[Take a nap]
17.
Are you done with your homework? [Doing Homework]
18.
Let's go to the playground.
Let's go to the playground.
[Playground]
19.
Can I watch TV? [Watch TV]
20.
I have my English lesson today.
I have English class today.
[Going to school]
21.
Daddy's home! [Parents' return from work]
22.
Dinner is ready.
Dinner is ready.
[Eat dinner]
23.
Let me do the dishes.
I'll do the dishes.
[Washing the dishes]
24.
It's bath time! [Take a bath]
25 Let me read some books to you! Mom will read you a book.
[Reading a book]
26.
Good night! Sweet dreams! Sleep well! Have sweet dreams! [Go to sleep]

Part 2.
Our children play well and grow up healthy.
27.
Play with me, Mommy! [Playing with Family]
28.
Can I play with Eunhee? [Playing with Friends]
29.
Hi! Come on in! [Invite a friend]
30.
Let's play catch! [Play catch]
31.
Let's play tag! [Tag]
32.
Let's play hide and seek! [Hide and Seek]
33.
I want to play house.
I want to play house.
[Play House/Hospital]
34.
Let's play Halli Galli.
I'm going to do it.
[Board/Card Games]
35.
Play Minions for me.
Please play "Minions".
[Watch the video]
36.
Can I play a video game? [Game]
37.
How long can I play? [Set a time limit and play]
38.
What a wonderful picture! [Drawing]
39.
I love Winnie the Witch.
I really like Winnie the Witch.
[Reading English books]
40.
I like chicken the most.
I like chicken the best.
[Favorite food]
41.
A bit spicy but very good.
It's a little spicy, but very tasty.
[Taste expression]
42.
Don't be so picky about food.
Don't be too picky.
[When you are a picky eater]
43.
I think you have a fever.
I think you have a fever.
[cold]
44.
Are you hurt? [When you are hurt]
45.
You look so tired.
You look very tired.
[When you're not feeling well]
46.
Let's go to see a doctor.
Let's go to the hospital.
[Go to the hospital]
47.
I have some mosquito bites here.
I got bitten by a mosquito here.
[Mosquito bites/heat rash]
48.
Who farted here? [Fart/Burp/Hiccup]

Part 3.
Affectionate nagging to raise a considerate child
49.
Behave yourself.
Behave yourself.
[Etiquette]
50.
Come and give me a hug, Daddy! [Kiss/Hug/Expression of Affection]
51.
I'm glad you made it! [Expression of praise]
52.
You will do better next time.
I'll do better next time.
[Encouragement/Comfort]
53.
Lying is not okay.
You can't lie.
[Lies/Talking Back]
54.
She started it.
He did it first.
[Brothers and Sisters Quarrel]
55.
What made you angry? [When angry]
56.
No means no! If it can't be done, it can't be done! [Scolding]
57.
I promise! I promise! [Make a promise]
58.
We'll be late.
Hurry up! We're going to be late.
Let's hurry! [Urge]
59.
I apologize! I'll apologize! [Apologize]
60.
Did you say thanks to Dad? [Thank you]
61.
Red means “stop!”
[When crossing the street]
62.
Sit in your safety seat.
Please sit in your car seat.
[In the car]
63.
What bus number do we take? [Public Transportation]
64.
No running in the house! [When running late at night]
65.
Who threw the trash here? [When the house is messy]
66.
After you, please! You go first! [Give way]

Part 4.
In this case, say this
67.
Let's go to the supermarket.
Let's go to the supermarket.
[Supermarket/Mart]
68.
Today is library day! [At the library]
69.
My favorite is a Chinese restaurant.
I like Chinese restaurants the best.
[At the restaurant]
70.
We'll take a trip to Busan.
We are going on a trip to Busan.
[Travel Expressions]
71.
The short hand is pointing at 3.
The short needle is pointing to 3.
[Time/Day/Date]
72.
Hello! Is it you, Dad? [Phone expression]
73.
Let me take a picture of you.
I'll take a picture for you.
[Take a picture]
74.
May I get a glass of water?
[Request]
75.
I'm glad you said that.
I'm glad you said that.
[emotion]
76.
Sungmin is good-looking.
Seongmin is handsome.
[Appearance/Personality]
77.
Happy birthday to you! [Birthday]
78.
We get along very well.
We get along very well.
[About Friends]
79.
She is the best teacher ever! [School/Teacher]
80.
There are four people in my family.
There are four people in my family.
[Self-introduction]

Monthly chart at the end of the volume
- Today's English word of affection
- 365 Mom's English Multiplication Table
- 365 English multiplication tables

A book that contains 365 days of a mother and child's life in English!
Build your child's confidence in English with easy English lessons!

→Childcare that is 'repetitive' every day is the optimal environment for English conversation!
If you want to get good at English, you just have to ‘repeat’.
Just repeat the same sentence over and over again to make it your own.
But think about it.
The daily routine of mothers and children is a daily "repetition," isn't it? The "situations" of waking up, feeding, hugging, bathing, and putting the child to sleep, and the "words" spoken during those times, repeat themselves every day.
Therefore, the daily life of mothers and children is the optimal environment for practicing English conversation.
Learn the daily routine in English, from 'when I wake up until I go to bed'.

→Childcare that is 'repetitive' every day is the optimal environment for English conversation!
If you want to get good at English, you just have to ‘repeat’.
Just repeat the same sentence over and over again to make it your own.
But think about it.
The daily routine for mothers and children is always the same: wake them up, feed them, wash them, dress them, and put them to bed.
It's always a 'repetition' of the same situation and the same words.
So, I can confidently say that parenting is the optimal learning environment for practicing English conversation.
Learn the daily routine in English, from 'when I wake up until I go to sleep'.

→First, let's memorize just 800 sentences! Mom's English Multiplication Table!
In math, we have multiplication tables, so we can easily handle complex calculations. But why does English always feel like we're heading straight for the ground? So I thought about it.
Let's create a mom-style multiplication table for everyday English that you can use conveniently anytime, anywhere once you learn it.
We have included 800 carefully selected sentences, from Korean to English, written by experienced mothers.
First, let's memorize just the 800 sentences in this book.
Once you get the English multiplication tables down, speaking English becomes a breeze.

→ Full of love and praise! Less nagging, more affection!
This book contains the most frequently repeated English expressions in daily life, while minimizing nagging to the bare minimum and maximizing expressions of affection and praise that bring happiness when heard.
Even if the mother's English is a little lacking, I believe that a child who has daily conversations in English with her mother filled with love and praise will grow up to be a child who loves English and is happy because of it.

★★★ Structure of this book ★★★

80 English Conversations for Different Situations + Top 10 Expressions for Each Situation
It presents the most frequently used English conversations and the 10 best expressions for each of the 80 daily situations that mothers and children experience, such as waking up, going to and from school, eating, reading, and sleeping.
Read these expressions over and over again to get them memorized and then try using them like multiplication tables.

[Today's English Affection Word]
Did you remember to express your love and affection to your child today, or to praise them for a job well done? Use our "Today's Affectionate English Word" section to convey your love to your child every day.

[Mom's English for Everyday Life 10 Reading Study Table]
Trying to memorize from scratch is difficult, right? Start with a goal of reading each sentence out loud 10 times.
If you study while marking your progress on a progress chart, you can see your progress at a glance, which will motivate you more.

[Listen to MP3 & Download for Free]
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Listen to and practice MP3 files conveniently anytime, anywhere, whether outdoors or in your car, without downloading.
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★★★ Special Appendix _ Double-Sided Wall Chart ★★★
- Today's English word of affection
- 365 Mom/Child English Multiplication Tables

Recommended reviews
This book was created by carefully observing daily life with children and carefully selecting the English expressions that are most appropriate for the situation.
Charlotte Kim Mi-sun (8 years of Mom's English)

I casually threw out a word of affection from the book, laughed with the two children for a while, and then gave them a quiet hug.
- Jiyeon Jiwoo's mom, Eunju Park (runs an English storybook study room)

It is filled with the author's know-how from a long history of working with mothers pursuing 'Mom's English.'
- Anne of Green Gables Lee Ji-young (author of "A Warm and Compassionate English Education Method")

I like that there are not too many or too few situational expressions, so it's not too difficult to memorize.
- Lee Jeong-hwa (7th year of Mom's English) with interest and leisure

No matter which page you open, it all sticks in your head, so I think I can succeed this time.
- Kongi Im Hyeon-jeong (8 years of Mom's English)

This book is full of the essentials of motherly English, including phrases that are great for children and expressions of love and affection.
- Yeongdol Mom Go Eun-young (Naver Cafe [Kids Booktory] operator)

Have a loving conversation with your child in English that will make love bubble up.
- Wonyoung Love Woo Ki-yoon (Naver blog [Elsa's Dream-filled Bookshelf] operator)

This book will be a great guide for mothers who find English conversation burdensome and embarrassing.
- Green Apple Ju Jae-won (8th year of Mom's English)