I have been learning in this APP for about three months. I have practiced English language for three months. Before I wanted to have a work in a foreign trade corporation，but I am not that sure. My ambition is not to sell products as many as I can or to please the clients. I want to observe people and get something new，write it down. But in China，it is difficult to publish something I want. In other countries，I think my English is not that good to support me to be a journalist. What should I do？

*To reflect* means to: - Think carefully - Ignore - Continue

A: By the way, who introduced me to you? How long are you able to stay in Thailand with tourist visa? I was asking you about your personal information besides your ability to volunteer and teach language class; your personal life, family, work, church affiliation, Christian service, etc. B: I saw your information on your official website. I was invited to be a volunteer in Thailand before, so I always pay attention on charities in Thailand. About 1 month. Our winter holiday is shorter. I am also available in summer if you prefer. The summer holiday is longer. I am the only child in my family because of the one child policy. That's why I really eager the love of God. I remember when I traveled in the United States, a Sister who passed away several months ago, said that "I know you have no sisters. You can treat us as your sisters." Thank you for your further explanation. I chose to work for a 501(c)(3) charitable organization after graduating because I considered spiritual life a priority. The co-founders consider the organization as a "apostolic hobby". My father was fighting with depression and drinking because of my late grandfather's verbal abuse. But he is a completely new person now, after listening to Dr. J. David Pawson's teaching for many years. I travel during school holidays and have stayed in different monasteries, such as Monastero di San Luca - Fabriano and Santa Rita Abbey since spiritual life is important for me.

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Spelling mistakes are often made by we Chinese students when it comes to writing. I can share a couple of them with you. Once one of our fellow students reached out to the professor, all appeared to be perfect except for a term written as “Kings regards” at the end of the email. I suppose the professor felt honor that they had a noble student, as the reply started with the words “Your Majesty”. I reckon the student’s error seemed not so bad. What if a man text his female colleague “I’ll give you a massage later”, actually, he meant to say “I’ll give you a message later”. So those typos always remind me to check it twice when I write.

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Among the youth in Slovakia, current trends and fads often include a mix of global and local influences. Some of the most notable fads include: 1. Social Media Platforms: TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube are hugely popular, with many young Slovaks creating and following influencers who focus on fashion, humor, and lifestyle content. 2. Streetwear and Fashion: Wearing branded streetwear like Nike, Adidas, or local Slovak designers is a significant trend, with youth taking inspiration from global urban styles. 3. Online Gaming: Games like Fortnite, Minecraft, and FIFA continue to dominate among Slovak youth, often coupled with esports events and live streams. 4. K-Pop and Asian Culture: K-pop music, Korean dramas, and anime have gained significant popularity, inspiring fashion, hairstyles, and even language learning. 5. Sustainability and Eco-Living: A growing interest in eco-conscious living, including using reusable items, thrifting, and reducing waste, is particularly strong among Slovak youth. 6. Dance and Challenges: Dance trends and challenges, especially those originating on TikTok, are often replicated and shared widely. 7. Local Cultural Pride: Folk music and traditional Slovak motifs are occasionally blended with modern styles, creating unique expressions of cultural pride.