Now, one cultural aspect that you might find here in America,
is that you can't have alcohol on the beach.
And now whether that's for safety,
or, you know, maybe they just don't want glass on the beach.
You can't have it.
And now, also these towers you see off in the distance,
those are lifeguard towers.
So, if you happen to go swimming in the ocean,
and you start drowning,
they're gonna come save your life.
Well, why don't we get a little closer to the water?
OK, camera guy, let's teach our friends a couple more verbs.
So as you can see, I'm taking a walk on the sand.
I've bought some sunglasses,
and now I'm wearing those sunglasses.
And normally, I'd get a tan,
but, even though it's sunny, it is a little cold, so...
maybe not this time.
So we'll sit down.
And we'll listen to music.
There we go!
Now, this is an important expression.
To feel the breeze.
And now, we...wait for the sunset.
OK, guys. I have three final verbs for you.
The first one is "to watch the sunset."
I mean, just look at it!
You know it's gonna be a good one!
The second one is "seize the day."
In latin, it's "carpe diem."
It means to live every day to the fullest.
And enjoy every day.
And the third one, and I'll wait until after the sunset for this,
is "I'll head home."