Olá, brasileiros! Você está tentando melhorar seu inglês ou francês? Você quer aprender com alguém que fala português (mais ou menos haha)? Estou aqui pra você com ampla disponibilidade! Agende comigo hoje, e vamos ver qual país tem o melhor churrasco! 🇺🇸🇧🇷🤙🏻

Want to know what's actually limiting your English? I give each student a personalized report after their first lesson. They understand what is working well, what is not, and what to focus on next. No pressure, just progress.

This installation of "The Art of Asking Questions" is about one of my favorite topics - sports. I explore the types of questions one can ask about sports, whether they're watching or trying to pick one up as a hobby.

I love reading books because I can feel emotion like traveling another world. Today, I am going to introduce one of my favorite books. The title is “Bottle Neck,” which was written by Honobu Yonezawa. He is Japanese famous writer, especially field of horror mystery. He already had thought the idea of this story since he was a university student. He finally made it be novel in 2006, which is 5 years anniversaries of his writer’s life. Ryo was coming to cliff which his lover died, and he fell from there to ocean. When he woke up, he was lying down on the bench. When he was thinking this strange experience, he met a woman who named Saki. She was his old sister who died before she was born. He understood that he wandered another world because he realized many different points compared to his living world. Good relations of his parents, still working the local restaurant. Moreover, he met his died old brother and his lover! He was also aware the fact that it is better than the situation which he does not exist, and he is “Bottle Neck” of this world. This book asks you one question “What is a value of existing human. If you want to know the conclusion,please buy this one right now!

The board members were initially reluctant to approve the new marketing strategy, but the CEO eventually ...... them over. A) took B) brought C) won D) got

Everyone says they're practicing English, but how often are we actually doing it? Let's find out...

Today, I’d like to write about my hobbies. I have several hobbies, but recently I’ve been especially into reading and baking sweets. I started reading a lot when I was in high school because my Japanese teacher often recommended books to me. Since then, I’ve gotten really into it, and now I have a growing list of books I want to read next. As for baking, I’ve always loved eating sweets, so I thought it would be fun to try making them myself. Sometimes I fail, but when I succeed, I feel a great sense of accomplishment. Recently, I’ve been especially into these two hobbies, but there are still many other things I want to try and challenge myself with! However, I believe the most important thing about having hobbies is not to turn them into obligations. Once something becomes an obligation, the fun you used to feel can quickly turn into stress. That’s why I don’t force myself to do them when I don’t feel like it, and sometimes I just stop when I lose interest. I think that’s what truly makes something a hobby.

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I'll talk about what I like to do these days! I found a lot of wonderful The Beatles songs and listened to them all the time when the way to school or at home. The song is used on Japanese TV show, and I especially like the song In my life. Moreover, the more I listened to it, the more I realized that The Beatles are popular because they are all songs I had heard somewhere. Another thing I like these days is eating. Anyway, there is a lot of delicious food in autumn and I eat a lot!! I'm very hungry after classes, so I usually go to McDonald's. After that, buy fried chicken at the convenience store and eat it. It's expensive and not good for health, but I'm very happy to eat after working hard.📖 These are my favorite things these days. What is your favorite thing these days? Please tell me☺︎

After school today, I went to Disneyland with my friends, and it was one of the most exciting days I’ve had in a while. We had been talking about going together for weeks, so when the day finally came, we were full of energy and happiness. When we arrived, the park was already very crowded, and many of the popular rides had long waiting lines. Even though we couldn’t go on as many rides as we wanted, we still had a wonderful time exploring the park, taking lots of pictures, and enjoying the cheerful atmosphere. We bought matching Minnie Mouse headbands, shared churros, and laughed a lot while watching the colorful parade. As the sun went down, the lights around the castle started to glow beautifully, and the fireworks show at night was breathtaking. I realized that what made the day special wasn’t just Disneyland itself, but spending that time with my friends. I really want to go again someday when it’s less crowded and make even more memories together.