Are you a good person to have around in an emergency?I am, I think.I have a very cool head and I don't panic easily.The most important thing to do in an emergency is stay calm.If you do this, you can think straight and decide what's best to do.Also, if you stay calm, other people might stay calm too.The worst thing to do is panic.Once you panic, things become worse.Of course, it depends on the kind of emergency.For really serious emergencies, you should call the emergency services.That's 999 in the UK or 911 in other parts of the world.My biggest emergency recently was a big one.I pressed the delete button and lost my 3,000 songs in iTunes.Luckily, I had a back-up.
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Are you a good person to have around in an emergency?verbo auxiliar||||||||||emergencia
あなたは緊急時に周りにいる良い人ですか？
I am, I think.I have a very cool head and I don't panic easily.
私は非常にクールな頭を持っており、簡単にパニックに陥ることはありません。
The most important thing to do in an emergency is stay calm.If you do this, you can think straight and decide what's best to do.si||||tú|||claramente||decidir||||
これを行うと、まっすぐ考えて、何をするのが最善かを決めることができます。
Also, if you stay calm, other people might stay calm too.The worst thing to do is panic.Once you panic, things become worse.una vez|||las cosas|se vuelven|peor
パニックすると、事態は悪化します。
Of course, it depends on the kind of emergency.||||||||emergenciaFor really serious emergencies, you should call the emergency services.|||emergencias||||||That's 999 in the UK or 911 in other parts of the world.My biggest emergency recently was a big one.I pressed the delete button and lost my 3,000 songs in iTunes.|pulsé||borrar|botón||||||iTunesLuckily, I had a back-up.
