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Stop sounding too formal in everyday English 👇 🚫 Textbook English: “I am very sorry for being late.” ✅ Real English: “Sorry I’m late!” / “My bad, traffic was crazy!” We rarely say the full sentence in daily life — natives shorten everything when speaking naturally. 💡 Tip: Try replacing long, perfect grammar with short, emotional phrases. It sounds more real. 💬 Example: “I do not know.” → “I dunno.” “I am going to go.” → “I’m gonna go.” “I cannot believe it!” → “Can’t believe it!” 👉 Which one do you use most often — ‘gonna’, ‘wanna’, or ‘gotta’?

Pinyin recognition

English students try this! Choose the correct answer 😁.

Russians love to say “Терпение и труд всё перетрут.” (Patience and hard work will grind through anything.) This saying always makes me smile. Russians use it when life is hard — exams, cold weather, or even Monday mornings 😅 💬 You can say it to encourage someone: → “Не сдавайся! Терпение и труд всё перетрут.” It means: Keep going. If you try, you’ll make it. What’s a saying in your language that gives you strength when you’re tired?

Here comes some Swedish vocab! 🇸🇪✨

경찰청 철창살은 외철창살이고 검찰청 철창살은 쌍철창살이다

에겐녀 Egen-woman (Estrogen woman): A warm, gentle woman — “Warm, gentle, emotional sunshine.” 테토녀 Teto-woman (Testosterone woman): A strong, ambitious woman — “Boss energy in human form.” 테토남 Teto-man (Testosterone man): A confident, take-charge guy — “Confidence level: Wi-Fi owner.” 에겐남 Egen-man (Estrogen man): A sensitive, caring guy — “Soft-hearted, healing type.”

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