@us4gi I’m a bit shy to tell but I do English activities every other week for three classes, 3-4, 4-5 and 5-6 yrs old kids class. Singing English nursery songs with finger actions, using handmade flash cards, and fun English activities. I can be silly and they really love it. I also speak to kids and guardians in English when they come to the daycare I work even though they don’t understand it. We enjoy the English atmosphere . Kids believe I fly from the USA every day because I told them. 😆
いつも有難うございます😃

us4gi

20 January

English (US)

Oh, sweet!
Yeah, that sounds like it IS something only you can do! That sounds like a very rewarding job. :)

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ysneaky

20 January

Japanese

@us4gi ありがとうございます😊
I think you know my English levels, it isn’t that fluent. I’m always trying to do my best and enjoy myself. It’s kind of hard to prepare for each class but it’s fun and they are waiting for the activities. I’m glad about it. いつも有難うございます🙏

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How do you say this in English (US)? I work at a daycare, but I don’t have a license as a caretaker. I do something only I can.
✳︎Is this correct?

How do you say this in English (US)? I work at a daycare, but I don’t have a license as a caretaker. I do something only I can. ✳︎Is this correct? See a translation

Oh, sweet!Yeah, that sounds like it IS something only you can do! That sounds like a very rewarding job. :)

I do something only I can → 私にしかできないことをやっています。Is that what you meant to say?

合っています！Out of curiosity, what specifically is it that you do at the daycare?

Oh, sweet!Yeah, that sounds like it IS something only you can do! That sounds like a very rewarding job. :)

How do you say this in English (US)? I work at a daycare, but I don’t have a license as a caretaker. I do something only I can.
✳︎Is this correct?

See a translation

Oh, sweet!
Yeah, that sounds like it IS something only you can do! That sounds like a very rewarding job. :)

I do something only I can　→　私にしかできないことをやっています。
Is that what you meant to say?

合っています！

Out of curiosity, what specifically is it that you do at the daycare?

Oh, sweet!
Yeah, that sounds like it IS something only you can do! That sounds like a very rewarding job. :)