你喜欢中国吗？想要学习中文吗？

If learning English really worked, why does it disappear when your career is on the line? Many adult learners use English regularly and feel comfortable in low-pressure situations. They can read, listen, and prepare answers in advance. However, during important moments — such as job interviews, meetings, or conversations with senior colleagues — English may suddenly feel difficult to access. This experience often leads learners to believe they need more vocabulary, more grammar practice, or more courses. While language knowledge is important, high-stakes situations introduce additional factors. Pressure, responsibility, and fear of making mistakes can affect how people think and respond. As a result, familiar words may not come out as expected. This does not mean that learners lack ability or effort. It highlights the difference between knowing a language and using it confidently under pressure. Recognizing this gap can help learners better understand their experience and reflect on why progress sometimes feels inconsistent, even after many years of study. Written by Anatoly Glazkov

I found a dance studio that provided very affordable lessons at the center of the city. It definitely won't happen in the capital city. There are just too many learners in the evening. Fortunately, I don't work, so I can go there during the daytime. Despite appreciating the classical style in traditional Chinese dance, I really can't do any forms of ultimate art. Even though it's a very easy-to-follow class, I can't follow all the steps. When I can't follow some steps, I can't help but worry about them. The nervousness makes me unable to concentrate on the following movements, let alone body emotions. Fear of dancing started at primary school. I was too nervous when I attended a dance lesson for the first time, so I couldn't control my hands. The teacher punished me. And the second time was when I was at university; we enrolled in street dance. The pace was fast, and I failed my PE.

Hi Everyone, I'm a native Mandarin speaker, and I'm currently want to learning Portuguese (A1), Italian (A1) also English (B1). I'm looking for a language partner to practice speaking with. In exchange, I'd be happy to help you with your Mandarin(Chinese) or practice any of above language together. Feel free to message me if you're interested!

请问有没有适合7岁儿童的英语？非常初级了

What does ‘that’ mean in the picture ？