The British Parliament has been suspended. This is a brief closing. Don't worry, it's only a month. Wait for a moment Wait for a moment. How many times do we use this word a day? It’s a convenient expression. Wait for a moment. In any case, it’s convenient, but it’s vague, so it’s not easy to use 1 EU has yet to know what kind of withdrawal plan Prime Minister Johnson can prepare 2 I see this turmoil in British politics as a result of chaos between the two types of democracy in Britain 3 "Wait for a moment" I'll wait time sense of time declared How long? interpretation move your ass! it's convenient, but it's vague ask for a specific time "It's a little while." "Wait for a moment" I'll wait time But time has not been revealed. Wait for a moment? How long is a moment? It may be a minute. It may be an hour. Both the person who said it and the person who was said understand it according to th...