Какие приложения посоветуйте для изучения английского? Особенно разговорного. А так же интересует, где можно писать слово/фразу на английском и перевод. Интересуют бесплатные приложения. Duolingo не предлагать😉 У меня уровень А1-А2 примерно. Понимаю, но не говорю. What apps you can recommend for learning english? Especially speaking english. Also, interested apps where can write a word or phrase in english and translate. Interesting free apps. Duolingo, please don't advice.

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iTalki is a calendar service with an in-built teach catalogue. That all it is, and all it should ever be. While the old design had it's flaws, it at least tried to support iTalki's only two functions. A big list of teachers and a convenient way to book lesson. The new design spectacularly fails at both. The % of the dash board screen that is assigned to my upcoming calendar is TINY. Instead when you log in it defaults you to an almost full screen chat window taking up 90% of the screen space when a budget LLM will not stop messaging you with garbage. The "Let's get a useless LLM to regurgitate platitudes at users each time they log in and not let them turn it off ever" is sooo bad and off-putting. Should you use most of the screen space to show me upcoming bookings? You know, the entire reason I use iTalki? No, of course not, we'll shoe horn in a terrible LLM that provides no value and hide your bookings in a tiny panel on the left ... because our intern saw discord and decided the "calendar bookings are just like discord servers am I right?" and somehow that got approved. It in no way helps me see upcoming bookings clearly at all, purchased lesson packages are also way more obscure , and it certainly doesn't help me find teachers - so the new layout actively makes the site far worse to use for it's only actual functions. Why is the calendar now gone to it's own little tab hidden inside a `...` menu option instead of being the main dashboard page? Why can't I book lessons via the calendar page? Isn't booking lessons the ENTIRE POINT OF THE SITE? Just be a really good calendar app and teach catalogue again please. I don't care about the AI or the fish at all, they can exist if they must, but the fact the main reason to spend money on the site has been so severely gutted is just a tragedy.

What was your main reason for starting to learn Korean? (e.g., K-Pop, dramas, movies, travel, friends, work, etc.)

✨ New episode of Grammar Without The Rules! Today we’re breaking down the classic learner worry: Should I use “will” or “going to”? The answer: stop overthinking. Both are English — the difference is tone, not a test rule. 🎧 Listen in, and if you want the full worksheet with vocabulary, culture notes, a quiz, and a fluency mission, head to my teaching profile and send me a message! 👉 Prompt: When you talk about your future in English, do you use will more often or going to? Why? Comment below!

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Me as a Teacher I can help with pronunciation, phrasal verbs, prepositions, basic vocabulary and basic general conversational skills about general topics. I only tutor students that are 16 years old or older. Students must be able to comprehend basic questions without much difficulty to take this class. If you frequently struggle to understand basic spoken American English questions/instructions then I won't be able to tutor you. I only tutor students that are A2 level or higher.

Which one is grammatically correct? A. They are easy to love. B. They are easy to be loved. Thank you in advance.

📚 Today’s Korean: [맛 표현] In Korean, there are many ways to describe taste! 🍲✨ Here are some essential ones you can start using right away: 😋 맛있어요 = Delicious 😖 맛없어요 = Not tasty 🍰 달아요 = Sweet 🧂 짜요 = Salty 🌶️ 매워요 = Spicy 🍋 시어요 = Sour ☕ 써요 = Bitter 🥜 고소해요 = Nutty / Savory 👉 These expressions are simple, natural, and super useful for daily conversations. Try them when talking about food! ⸻ 📚 今日の韓国語：[味の表現] 韓国語には、味を表す表現がたくさんあります！🍲✨ 今日覚えたい基本フレーズはこちら👇 😋 맛있어요 = おいしい 😖 맛없어요 = まずい 🍰 달아요 = 甘い 🧂 짜요 = しょっぱい 🌶️ 매워요 = 辛い 🍋 시어요 = 酸っぱい ☕ 써요 = 苦い 🥜 고소해요 = 香ばしい 👉 すぐ使える日常表現なので、ぜひ食べ物の話をするときに使ってみましょう！