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7 alternative ways to say "LET ME KNOW"

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The wedding customs are really different from the West to the East. In my country, on the wedding day, the bride stays at home with parents to wait for the groom to pick her up. Usually the groom rents some geart cars in famous brands,such as Maybach. The groom takes his bride to a fantastic restaurant where a big wedding ceremony is held. The relatives and friends from both of the couples arrive and give their best wishes to the new couples. In fact, the relatives and friends not only give best wishes to the new couple, but they also give money. Sometimes the amount of the money is huge. So, some people are really afraid of being inviting to join a wedding when their pockets are very empty. During the wedding, more and more Chinese couples also like to cut a cake. All the friends and relatives sit around a big table to enjoy a great feast. The bride, groom and his parents usually go to each table and toast the guests. So, if you are ther groom, be careful no to be get druck while toasting. No matter how diverse the wedding customs around the world, everyone just wants to be happy on that important day.

The Joy of Traveling: Exploring the World with an Open Heart Traveling is one of the most enriching experiences a person can have. It allows us to step out of our comfort zones, discover new cultures, and gain perspectives that are impossible to find at home. Whether it's a quick weekend getaway or a month-long journey across continents, every trip brings something unique. One of the biggest joys of travel is the opportunity to experience different cultures. From the food you eat to the languages you hear and the customs you observe, every place offers a new way of life. Trying street food in Bangkok, celebrating a festival in India, or walking through historical ruins in Greece can change the way you see the world. Travel also offers a mental break. Stepping away from daily routines and responsibilities can do wonders for mental health. New scenery, slower pace, and unfamiliar surroundings help reduce stress and boost creativity. Many people return from trips feeling more inspired, relaxed, and reconnected with themselves. Another wonderful aspect of travel is meeting people. Whether it’s locals who share their stories or fellow travelers with similar interests, these connections often leave lasting impressions. Sometimes, a single conversation with a stranger can teach you more than a dozen books. Planning your journey is part of the excitement. Choosing destinations, researching landmarks, and packing gear builds anticipation. While spontaneous trips have their charm, a little preparation can help make the most of your time, especially when dealing with logistics like transportation and accommodations. Moreover, travel reminds us of the beauty and diversity of our planet. From natural wonders like the Grand Canyon to man-made marvels like the Eiffel Tower, the world is filled with awe-inspiring sights. Protecting these places and respecting local communities is essential for sustainable travel. In conclusion, traveling opens our minds, feeds our souls, and

It’s sunny today. I was at the gym, jogging on the treadmill, when a young lady hopped onto the one next to me and asked how to work the machine. Honestly, it caught me off guard—from what I’ve noticed, folks here keep to themselves. Most are glued to their headphones or staring at the floor to dodge eye contact. Aside from my dad, the only people I’d ever talked to before were the janitor and the receptionist. I hope she comes back. A lot of people I’ve seen here don’t stick around long, even though I show up every single day. Sticking with it? Way easier said than done.

"Hello! I'm Mawada, a native Arabic speaker and I teach Quran and Arabic on iTalki. I have a deep passion for helping others learn the language. Whether you're a beginner or at an advanced level, I'm here to guide you step by step in improving your reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills. I use flexible, interactive teaching methods, including real-life conversations and engaging materials, to make learning Arabic both fun and effective." "مرحبًا! أنا مودة, أعلِّم القرآن الكريم و اللغة العربية على iTalki، وهي لغتي الأم. لدي شغف كبير بمساعدة الآخرين في تعلم اللغة. سواء كنت مبتدئًا أو لديك مستوى متقدم، أنا هنا لأساعدك خطوة بخطوة في تحسين مهاراتك في القراءة، الكتابة، الاستماع، والتحدث. أستخدم أساليب مرنة تفاعلية تشمل المحادثات الواقعية والمواد المشوقة، لجعل تعلم اللغة العربية ممتعًا وفعّالًا."

🧐 Question: What do you call these types of letters in Hangul? These shapes (ㄱ, ㄴ, ㄷ, ㄹ, ㅁ, etc.) are one of the two basic components of Hangul. Are they: 1️⃣ Vowels 2️⃣ Consonants Write your answer in the comments below! 😊✨