In order to help my children get used to taking an online English lesson every day, I might give them a small reward as encouragement.

I am a quite person. Just wondering If I have a chance to be good at speaking🫠

Hello! 😊 My name is Natália, I was born in beautiful Slovakia (where I’m also currently based) and I’m working as a language teacher! Here, on italki, I teach my native language, Slovak. Besides Slovak, I am fluent in English and Russian. And since I’m a language learning freak myself, I’m also learning other languages (Korean, Spanish and German are currently my main focus). My other hobbies include hiking, travelling, anything science-y, anything connected to nature (animals included - dog person here!) and anything creative! I’ll be more than happy to get to know you better on my lessons! 🥳

Hello, I am new to italki and have booked a trial lesson on the using the italki platform. Could anybody tell me how to access to check it is working before my first lesson and where to find it on the website? Thank you.

*Luck in Western Countries* 📚📚📚 In Western countries, people also believe in luck. Many think that some objects or actions bring good or bad luck. For example, a four-leaf clover is a symbol of good luck. Some people believe that finding one will bring something good. Horseshoes are also seen as lucky and are sometimes put over doors for protection. There are also ideas about bad luck. For example, walking under a ladder or breaking a mirror is often thought to bring bad luck. In some cultures, Friday the 13th is a very unlucky day. However, not everyone believes in luck. Some people think success comes from hard work, not chance. But still, people often say “Good luck!” before an exam or job interview. It shows support and hope for a good result. In daily life, many Western people mix belief in luck with practical thinking and personal effort.

What about you? Do you have time to cook?

Learning Norwegian at A1 level. In this episode, we go back to the basics and make it as simple as we possibly can by speaking slower, clearer and about easier to understand topics.

See if you can ace this one!

Being able to talk on a wide variety of topics is really helpful for getting a higher mark on the IELTS test. In this podcast I will help you to form opinions and ideas for Speaking Part 3 and Writing Part 2. You can also book a private lesson with me on my profile. Hope to see you in a lesson soon!

📚📚📚 Are you ready for a phrasal verbs quiz? 🤌 1. I can’t _______ how quickly time passes when I’m on holiday. a) get over b) take after c) come across d) turn down --- 2. She finally _______ the truth about what happened that night. a) gave up b) let out c) came out d) ran over --- 3. The meeting was _______ until next week because the manager was ill. a) put off b) taken up c) broken down d) looked after --- 4. Can you _______ the lights before you leave the office? a) turn up b) turn off c) take off d) give up --- 5. He _______ his father in both appearance and personality. a) takes after b) brings up c) gets over d) puts up with --- 6. I’ll _______ you at 8 a.m., so be ready to go. a) pick up b) bring back c) take off d) go over --- 7. The teacher asked us to _______ our homework carefully before submitting it. a) look after b) look for c) look into d) look over --- 8. I’m trying to _______ sugar, but it’s really hard. a) give in b) give up c) take up d) make up --- 9. We _______ a great restaurant while walking through the city. a) came across b) went through c) ran into d) got through --- 10. If you don’t understand the word, just _______ it in the dictionary. a) look up b) find out c) come up d) turn out WHAT ARE YOUR ANSWERS? Text me😊