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Hi french learners, here is a quiz in conjugaison,

SAY vs TELL – What’s the difference? Many students ask me: What’s the difference between say and tell? Here’s an easy guide: - SAY – Focuses on the words spoken Use it when you're not saying who you spoke to. Examples: He said he was tired. She said, “I’m going home.” What did you say? - TELL – Focuses on giving information to someone Use it when you mention who you’re talking to. Examples: He told me he was tired. She told her friend a secret. Can you tell me your name? * Quick tip: If you use a person, use TELL: ✔ He told me. ❌ He said me.

I'm both concerned and pleasant at the same time that I start to see my lack of English skills. I passed some exams in my country, was regarded as a well user of English between my friends, and overestimated myself a lot. However, when I tried to fully immerse myself into English, it became tough. I talk to ChatGPT and found that I'm confused about usage of English all the time, I read novels and find the words and even the grammar used in literature context are too difficult, I watch everyday English videos not for English learning on YouTube and find that I can rarely understand them without guessing from time to time. I speak and find my pronunciation sucks, which is annoying but also makes me desired to challenge myself. I believe that, I would be a legend, even though not considered so by others😂. I would never surrender, like Churchill or Zelenski cheering their people.

こんにちは。韓国語講師のイ・ジョンジュです。韓国では明日「初伏（チョボク）」という特別な日です。初伏は、暑い夏の始まりを知らせる日です。この日は特に体に良い食べ物を食べます！鶏肉料理を食べる人が多いです。皆さんも明日は美味しいものを召し上がってくださいね！ Hello, I’m Lee Jeongju, a Korean language instructor. In Korea, tomorrow is a special day called Chobok. Chobok marks the beginning of the hot summer season. On this day, we traditionally eat nutritious foods that are good for the body! Many people enjoy chicken dishes. I hope you also eat something delicious tomorrow!

Today, I took a German exam. It was so difficult! I notice that I dislike to studying grammar and spelling. German's spelling is very long. I always mistake spelling. For example, "22" spelling "zweinudzwanzig" in German. It is too long! I want to know that studying spelling more efficiently. But I think that German's pronunciation is easier than English.

I had a presentation in my university class today. I was really nervous, but I’m glad I was able to get through it. After that, I went to a yoga class and had dinner with a friend. It was such a fulfilling day, so I feel like I can keep doing my best from tomorrow on too!

We chase breakthrough moments—those intense bursts of effort that feel epic. But life isn’t a movie montage. Progress is made in the quiet, boring, often uncelebrated space between dramatic highs. That’s where the magic is. Imagine this: A teenager in Panipat shows up every morning at 5 a.m. to train, throwing a javelin against the rising sun. Years later, Neeraj Chopra stands on the Olympic podium, gold around his neck. The crowd sees the medal—they don’t see the sleepy mornings, the sore muscles, the lonely days of doubt. J.K. Rowling sat in a crowded Edinburgh café with her baby napping beside her, scribbling out the first chapters of Harry Potter. No applause. No promises. Just a deep belief that her story mattered, even if nobody else saw it yet. Sundar Pichai didn’t own a personal computer growing up in Chennai. Still, he studied. He persisted. The world didn’t cheer when he stayed up late solving problems. But that diligence led him from humble beginnings to leading Google. They didn’t sprint once, they walked every single day. If you’re grinding right now, silently and steadily: You’re doing it right. Don’t wait for the big breakthrough. Show up. Because every day you do is a quiet rebellion against mediocrity.

Come closer… I have a secret 😏✨💖 These two? 🌟 They are the stars of Nan’s most romantic story. This painting, called “The Whisper of Love”, shows a man leaning in, eyes full of mischief, whispering softly to his lover 💕 It’s a must-see for every visitor to Wat Phumin 🎨 And yes… you must take a photo 📸 with them too!