Since first time I join Italki, I would like to learn unpopular languages for many reasons. I want to learn Polish, Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, Ukrainian and Latvian. My great ambition is living, working and studying abroad. I love making true relationship with European people. I want to spend a lot of time living there. But it's terribly difficult to find good native speakers to learn and practice together. I'm also trying to improve and brush up my Spanish, Portuguese, French, Dutch, German, Italian (since they are popular languages), Danish, Norwegian and Swedish. (since I love Scandinavian culture).

Hi, there Let’s say you are a teacher and the a late student comes in and starts acting up, making trouble, being loud, etc. What could you say to reprimand this student and describe this situation? Examples: “You are already late, and you comes in raising a ruckus on top of that?/causing such a commotion on top of that?/making such a fuss on top of that? “On top of being late, you comes in raising a ruckus?/causing such a commotion?/making such a fuss? “You are already late, and then you comes in and a raise a ruckus TOO/make a big fuss too(to top it off)”? “You are already late, and you have to come in and raise a ruckus too?” Which informal expressions could I use here? Thank you!

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Hello everyone! I am new to this platform and would love to connect and follow each other on here! I’m looking for someone who can teach me Russian/Ukrainian and I can teach English. I’ve very proficient in English language. I speak fluently in Russian but want to become more proficient. In Ukrainian, I’m mostly a beginner.

Hi, there Let’s say you are at a cheap country roadside hotel that looks really bad, but you don’t have other options. Then the receptionist says: The rooms are offer a safety deposit box, a phone and hot water If you want to be kind of sarcastic that you are not excited at all about “hot water”, because that’s the minimum/least (should I say “least” here???) a hotel room should offer, what could you say? “If it didn’t have hot water, THOUGH..”... Would it sound odd I used “though” here? What about “That’s the minimum/least it should have!”.? Thank you!

Hello! My name is Rei and I am a English and Japanese community tutor. I would love to either teach or have a conversation in those languages so if you are interested please let me know! Thank you!

Hi, there Let’s say you are a teacher and the a late student comes in and starts acting up, making trouble, being loud, etc. What could you say to reprimand this student and describe this situation? Examples: “You are already late, and you comes in raising a ruckus on top of that on top of that?/causing such a commotion on top of that?/making such a fuss on top of that? “On top of being late, you comes in raising a ruckus?/causing such a commotion?/making such a fuss? “You are already late, and you comes in and a raise a ruckus TOO/make a big fuss too(to top it off)”? Which informal expressions could I use here? Thank you!

Hola! Yo estoy aprendiendo español. (Soy de los Estados Unidos) también quiero mejorar mis agilidades de cocinar. Alguien puede darme clases de cocinar en español?

Hello. I want to practice my English speaking. If you want practice with me, leave comment 😄

Hi! I’d like to learn conversational Spanish. I’m a beginner (only know a few words) and have to start with the basics. Can someone recommend a good teacher? Thank you!

Les amis français , comment se lire "3 1/2" ?

Jeśli chcesz ćwiczyć rozmowę w języku polskim odezwij się chętnie pomogę :) ja uczę się angielskiego jeśli ktoś chciałby ze mną spróbować rozmawiać w tym języku również się odezwij :)

Hi, there Which of these sentences is correct? Where should I put “in”? And should I use “to” or “in” after “going”? “This is just an old box I use to stick/put old things IN that are going TO/IN the trash can” or “This is just an old box I use to stick/put IN old things that are going TO/IN the trash can” Thank you very much

Hey guys! Does anyone know how to look up a specific member of the community? I just don't seem to find a search bar or sth for that.

Hello guys! Many of us want to excel English language I've created a group on whatsapp where we all can interact and practice speaking with one another.. I've shared the link below join in the group for more ❤️ https://chat.whatsapp.com/Geu316s3XfnAJyQIdQU0Ai

What's the correct question? Or if both are correct, what's the difference between them? "When does the meeting start/begin? " "When will the meeting start/begin?"

Hello everyone, I'm Gündüz, from İstanbul. I spent almost 2 and a half years abroad. So I am kind of a nomad:) And I speak fluent English and Turkish. I'd love to make friends and learn new languages here. I am up for having interesting conversations in English too. Let me know if you are down!

This is Miraan Aziz😎 from India🇮🇳 and I'm looking for a partner👫 to practice English and become perfect😃 in it and if anyone is interested they can also share there contact 📞details on comment☺

Can someone explain me how to use words like “when, if, until,before, as long as”. I can’t understand where we can use these words with “will” and where without. For example I have found a sentence: Please, keep this passport to yourself UNTIL I WILL make some inquiries. Either this sentence is correct or not?