I do not know how to use this platform anymore. When I first signed up, I was able to find a language exchange partner. They took that feature away. I created posts in my target language, used the "invite tutor" feature so that a teacher can take a look at my portuguese writing for corrections, only to discover the "invite tutor" button only messages a teacher to let them know you are possibly interested in being their student. I already have a teacher and I am sure many other students do too, but what about outside the lessons with our teacher? Which brings me to my question that I would like to ask, how do other students in the community get their post corrected by teachers? I am assuming that teachers would have to discover the post and decide if they want to correct it? My others questions are, how do I use the community for support and Is there any way I could discover other students? My home page are all teachers. Only teachers. I like the idea of remaining on one platform. Im 100% aware of Tandem and I thiinnkkk....HELLOTALK, I almost forgot its name; its called HelloTalk. The goal is daily interaction with real people that speak the language and to be corrected as I communicate when speaking and writing. Perhaps iTalki is mainly for students seeking teachers. Maybe I do need to use a platform that supports what Im looking for. I have no idea.

What does "home" mean to you at this stage in your life? Every person has a different definition of "home". I think that home is the place you feel safe, have people you love around you. It doesn't necessarily have to be the place you were born. I also think that I am in a process of searching that place. Even though I have spent 12 years of my life in Japan and feel secure here, I don't really feel that my home is here. But at the same time I don't think that my hometown is my home anymore.

What are your experiences of living away from your childhood home? I have moved to Japan 12 years ago, when I was too young and unexperienced, maybe scared a bit of everything. Living alone without a family or anyone was a challenge but I think it made me a better person. I saw life from a different perspective, learnt a lot and became independent.

Hello. Today I have a shift at Mister Donut, and I’m feeling a little nervous about it. Recently, I haven’t been scheduled as often as before, so I’m worried that I might have forgotten some of the small procedures or the pace of the work. Even though I’ve worked there for a long time, it’s surprising how quickly I lose the sense of routine when my shifts become less frequent. Still, I’m hoping that once I actually start working, my body will remember what to do, and I’ll be able to get through the shift without any major mistakes. Another thing on my mind is the group presentation coming up this Friday. We already finished writing the script, and everyone seems to be on the same page, but I still haven’t completed the handout. Since the presentation is a group project, I don’t want to be the one who slows everyone down, so I need to focus and finish it soon. It’s always a bit stressful to balance part-time work with school assignments, but I guess that’s part of student life. Lately, I’ve also been getting more interested in American hamburger chains. There are so many famous ones in the United States that we don’t have in Japan, and I often watch videos of people trying different burgers across the country. Someday, when I’ve saved enough money, I want to travel around the U.S. and visit as many chain restaurants as I can. It might sound like a funny dream, but for me, exploring food is a really exciting way to learn about a country’s culture.

Choose the right verb اختر الفعل الصحيح

Choose the right place in the Turkish language

Olá, estou estudando ingles, gostaria de alguém nativo para praticar ! Meu idioma nativo é português

Only December left before the new year 2026 ! ✨ Book your lessons and end your year learning English.

Do these two sentences mean the same? That applies to all of us. That goes for all of us.