We're the waving flag



 Hello Readers,

Yesterday I asked Akshat what he wanted to do in his language session, and he chose picture inferencing. Picture inferencing has been a consistent choice for him since the early days of his language-learning journey. More on that later...

For the session, I selected a picture from Google showing Team India celebrating their T20 World Cup win with the trophy. I asked Akshat to interpret the image and here is his interpretation. 

As always, we experimented with creating an image on the same topic using MS-Paint. Hope you like it.

Enjoy reading and stay tuned!

Akshat & Ritu

3-07-24

The image captures the winning celebrations of Team India after they defeated South Africa in the T20 World Cup final. The image depicts many emotions as India won the World Cup after seventeen years. There is pride, thrill, success, and a sense of contentment.

I do not follow cricket much but get to know the latest updates from my daddy, as he is a huge fan.

People in India are crazy after cricket. They treat cricket as national pride.

I feel for South Africa. They lost the match by just a few runs.

But after all, ‘Jo Jeeta Wahi Sikandar’.


Akshat Rassay

Comments

  1. sharadasubbaramanJuly 4, 2024 at 7:58 AM

    Excellently written! Great going Akshat . So nice to read your blog & very creative depiction of our National Flag with the coveted World Cup.

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  2. VaishaliJuly 7, 2024 at 10:59 PM

    Very nice as always👏👏

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