I still remember that we had a particular phrase to describe going online 20 years ago, it's "go surfing through the internet". We usually need more skill and courage to go sufing, because the most attractive thing about go surfing is its potential risk. We don't know when there will be a wave creted, and also don't know which direction will the wave moves next. When a child use the internet, they usualy don't know what thay will watch next. The information online just likes the water in a ocean. You never read them all. In that case, a child may like a little fish in a ocean, he don't know where to go, even don'tknow what he is doing. However, sharks definitely exist in the ocean, if he swims into a shark's mouth, what should the little fish do? Though we have heard adults warned us not to read the bad things online 20 years ago,the problem still annoys adults today. Nothing has changed but we are the adults.

🔹 Match the Greek phrases with their English meaning: Ταιριάξτε τις ελληνικές φράσεις με τη σωστή μετάφραση στα αγγλικά: Έναν καφέ, παρακαλώ. Τι θα θέλατε; Θέλω ένα νερό. Ορίστε. Ευχαριστώ. Τίποτα, ευχαριστώ. A. I’d like some water. B. One coffee, please. C. Thank you. D. What would you like? E. Here you go. F. Nothing, thank you.

Which one is correct? 1. I had left my wallet at home. Luckily, my friend Ahmed was passing by and lent me some money. 2. I had left my wallet at home. Luckily, my friend Ahmed passed beside me some money.

How to write correctly in Thai a quote: 'A true friend is someone who knows everything about you and is still your friend.'.?

I am really enjoying my Italian lessons with Dennis Roman,he is helping me improve my language skills which will be useful because I'm going to Italy soon to be with my Italian relatives! Great work Dennis! Thank you! P Germain

🌸 Supporting Women’s Health Through Language & Awareness | Let’s Connect! Hello everyone! My name is Lyra Lucas, and I’m a Women’s Wellness and Healthcare Consultant based in the USA. Along with my passion for women’s reproductive health, I’m also deeply interested in how language empowers access to healthcare across cultures and communities. I'm here on iTalki not just to improve language skills but also to connect with people from around the world who are passionate about women’s rights, health education, and open conversation. 🩺 I specialize in: Reproductive health awareness Women’s empowerment through informed choices Understanding medical care in different cultural contexts 💬 Looking to discuss topics like: How women access healthcare in your country The role of language in sensitive health conversations Building vocabulary related to health & well-being If you’re interested in learning how to talk about women's health topics in English (or teaching me how to do so in your language), feel free to connect. Let's make language a bridge to better care and greater understanding ❤️ — Lyra

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