If you could write a note to your younger self, What would you say in only 2 Words?

Some replies of random people who answered this question:

- 'Follow Dreams'
- 'Stay Single'
- 'Stop Worrying'
- 'Birth Control' :D
- 'Be Yourself'
- 'Think Twice'
- 'Legs Closed' :D
- 'No Regrets'
- 'Move On'
- 'Invest Apple'
- 'Buy Google' :D
- 'Eat Right'
- 'Gets Better'
- 'Forget Fear'
- 'Be Patient'
- 'Have Fun'
- 'Love More'
- 'No Negativity'
- 'Enjoy NOW!'

... What about you?? What would you say to your younger self in 2 words?

 

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THE LANGUAGE GAME

<em>'Amongst the thousands of languages spoken across the world, here are just eighty. How many languages can you distinguish between?'</em>

 

http://greatlanguagegame.com/

 

A very funny and addictive game.

 

(btw, really lame that Italki doesn't allow to link stuff or to add pictures.. it doesn't help to the users to create more attractive discussions)

What Each Country Leads the World In? Click here http://thedoghousediaries.com/large/5414.png to see a larger picture (so you can check it out better, because it seems Italki doesn't allow to link stuff here, or to add a picture... so lame.. sigh) Did you know your country leads the stuff this picture shows? What do you think about it? By the way, if you're travelling to US, beware of lawnmowers!!

What's your favorite song to sing while driving?

What's your favorite song to sing while driving?

Unfortunate Misuses of Punctuation II I don't know what's worst: Rachael Ray cooking her dog? or Rachael Ray cooking her family?

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LEARNING ENGLISH. The never ending story. Learning English. When do you stop learning?. While recent research claim that you can “learn english” in 2-3 years, other companies may promise you intensive six-month courses where you’d end up being “bilingual”, or they pull methods out of their hat in which you can be able to learn english quickly and just knowing a limited amount of words, I still wonder, year after year, if some day I’d say that about “I can speak english”. Because if I’ve learned something over the 5 years that I’ve been studing this language that I love, is that you never stop learning. And of course there aren’t magical potions or quick methods, but persistence, motivation and spend lot of hours practising… As much as you can. Perseverance and tenacity are both important when you don’t live in an english-speaking country. And it’s really important to be in constant touch with the language. You should look for any excuse to practice, whether listening to it (music, radio, movies, TV…), reading, or even “forcing” to yourself to “think in english” (Yeah, it sounds weird, but effective!) Nowadays it is easy to find hundres of internet resources and websites to learn english, so there ain’t excuses to find the way to study or improve your level at any time. My experience tells that you shouldn’t be in a hurry: The process of learning another language is slow and it’s not the same for everyone. Sometimes you feel like you’re not making any progress; or like if you get stuck in a level that you can’t overcome (surpass? pass? improve?) but just when nothing seems to change, suddenly, one day, you realize that there is playing an english song and you can follow the lyrics. Or you can understand a movie without reading subtitles. Or even you’ve a completely fluid conversation with a native-english speaker. This is all achieved through time and perseverance. But never stop learning. Thanks in advance for your corrections :)

WHY DID THE CHICKEN CROSS THE ROAD?

Suggestions? :P

 

Fret / Worry There is any difference saying: "Don't worry" or "Don't fret"?