Weather has been the hottest topic in the past weeks around the world, because it's really hot outside this year. When we walk on the streets with a 42 ℃ temperature, breathing even becomes hard. I can't use the word "scorcher" to describe my feeling about the weather, "melting" is definitely more proper. When I read the news about weather around the world, people from many countires are just suffering from hyperthermia. So,the weather here is also very hot likes yesterday. I hope that it will be cooler in the future weekends. As for me, I still plan a trip to visit some places next week where the temperature are still high. Actually, It's a challenge for me. In such a hot day, what things can make us feel better? An icecream? A swimming pool? or just staying at a room with an air conditioner until the fall comes?

What’s the best part about your country or culture?

About Me: Name: Alice What do you do? I am an English tutor. Where are you from? United States. State you were born in? Ohio. State you live now in? Kentucky. Have you ever been outside of North America? No. When did you start tutoring students on Italki? 2018 What is the best part about tutoring students? Seeing the joy on their face when they start speaking more clearly and understandable. How often do you tutor students? I tutor students typically Friday through Monday. Which countries have you tutored? So many. Brazil, Germany, Italy, France, Japan, Ukraine, Russia and more! Do you give students homework? Yes depending on which class they are taking. Do you give students corrections typed and verbally during conversation when they make speaking mistakes? Yes. Either during or after.

I was planning to go see fireworks with my friends today. However, the fireworks festival was canceled due to rough waves. I wanted to go, but I do not like crowds, so I feel relieved. I am not thinking of any other plan. We can't see fireworks, but I hope we can relax.

I want to learn Chinese... is there anyone who can teach me?

SaudiDialect.com is an online platform that specializes in teaching the Saudi dialect to non-native speakers through modern, interactive methods. Our courses are designed for beginners, travelers, expats, and anyone interested in understanding and speaking Saudi Arabic in real life. We offer both live online lessons with qualified instructors and pre-recorded content for flexible learning. In addition to language, our courses immerse students in Saudi culture, exploring customs, traditions, social expressions, and historical context. The learning experience is practical and culturally enriching, helping learners feel confident communicating in Saudi settings. Whether you're preparing to visit, live, or work in Saudi Arabia, or you're simply curious about the language, SaudiDialect.com provides a complete learning experience from language to culture.

Hi french learners, here is a quiz in conjugaison,

SAY vs TELL – What’s the difference? Many students ask me: What’s the difference between say and tell? Here’s an easy guide: - SAY – Focuses on the words spoken Use it when you're not saying who you spoke to. Examples: He said he was tired. She said, “I’m going home.” What did you say? - TELL – Focuses on giving information to someone Use it when you mention who you’re talking to. Examples: He told me he was tired. She told her friend a secret. Can you tell me your name? * Quick tip: If you use a person, use TELL: ✔ He told me. ❌ He said me.