They're definitely a lot of fun! I hope you get your wish soon; they're such a great way to connect with your community and just enjoy the energy of everyone coming together.
Just a little note on the phrasing – you might find that "I hope to be invited to a street party one day" flows a little more naturally in English. The verb "wish" often expresses a desire for something that is unlikely or perhaps even impossible, while "hope" suggests a more realistic possibility.
Also, verbs like "wish," "hope," "want," "believe," and "know" often describe states rather than actions. These are called stative verbs. Just a little something to keep in mind! 😊
I wish I will be invited to a street party 🥳 some day 🥰
They're definitely a lot of fun! I hope you get your wish soon; they're such a great way to connect with your community and just enjoy the energy of everyone coming together.
Just a little note on the phrasing – you might find that "I hope to be invited to a street party one day" flows a little more naturally in English. The verb "wish" often expresses a desire for something that is unlikely or perhaps even impossible, while "hope" suggests a more realistic possibility.
Also, verbs like "wish," "hope," "want," "believe," and "know" often describe states rather than actions. These are called stative verbs. Just a little something to keep in mind! 😊