It’s always easier to talk than to write. Even as a native English speaker, I can’t express myself the same way when I speak as I do when I write. Writing takes time and thought. I may sound articulate online or in my writing, but when I speak, I can’t always access or recall 1) the vocabulary, 2) the rhythm, or 3) the style of how I write. My Portuguese is the same. When speaking, I have to think of words immediately. I know I have a wider vocabulary in English, but it only really shows in my writing because I have more time to think. And this applies to most people, honestly. Think about the people you encounter online. They don’t act, look, or sound exactly the same in person as they do online. Maybe a little, but rarely completely. I asked ChatGPT whether there’s a difference between written and verbal communication. It said yes, because they function differently. Writing is more deliberate, precise, and slower, while speaking is more loose, faster, and instinctive. I could never talk as long as I write. I’d be exhausted. When I speak, I keep things short. But when I write, it always ends up being long.

1. Where is Ethiopia located ? A. West Africa B. East Africa C. North Africa D. South Africa 2. Wher is Obelisk of Axum ? A. North Ethiopia B. South Ethiopia C. West Ethiopia D. East Ethiopia

My favorite game is Super Mario Galaxy 2. Above all, the music is amazing. A game with great music is generally a great game.

I'm going shopping with my family tomorrow. I want to new clothes to summer.

I’m going to go to my grandfather’s house. We will eat tonkatsu in Kagurazaka.

English students, try this.

Today, I went to Universal Studios Japan. It was very crowded. I rode many thrilling attractions. It was really very crowded. And I'm very tired...

Тhе mоmеnt уоu ѕwіtсh tо Еnglіѕh, whо dо уоu bесоmе? І dоn’t mеаn уоur tіtlе. І mеаn thе іdеntіtу. Аrе уоu ѕtіll thе ехреrt wіth 10 уеаrѕ оf rеѕultѕ? Тhе соnѕultаnt wіth а ѕhаrр mіnd? Тhе lеаdеr whо саn rеаd а rооm, mаkе а саll, сhаngе thе dіrесtіоn оf а соnvеrѕаtіоn? Оr іn thаt ѕрlіt ѕесоnd hаѕ ѕоmеоnе ѕmаllеr ѕtерреd іntо уоur bоdу? Тhе ѕtudеnt whо’ѕ аfrаіd оf mіѕtаkеѕ. Тhе реrfесtіоnіѕt ѕеаrсhіng fоr thе rіght wоrd. Тhе оnе whо ѕhrіnkѕ, frееzеѕ, wаіtѕ fоr реrmіѕѕіоn. Моѕt ѕеnіоr рrоfеѕѕіоnаlѕ І wоrk wіth nеvеr nоtісе thе ѕwіtсh. Іt’ѕ аutоmаtіс. Оnе mоmеnt — thе сараblе рrоfеѕѕіоnаl іn thеіr nаtіvе lаnguаgе. Тhе nеxt mоmеnt — а саutіоuѕ ѕtudеnt bеіng tеѕtеd. Тhе trаnѕfоrmаtіоn bеgіnѕ thе mоmеnt уоu ѕее thіѕ. Ѕо І аѕk уоu, hоnеѕtlу: Whеn уоu ѕwіtсh tо Еnglіѕh — whо wаlkѕ іntо thе rооm? Аnd whо wоuld уоu nееd tо bе іnѕtеаd? Іf уоu fоund thе mеѕѕаgе сlоѕе tо уоur hеаrt, wе'rе ѕреаkіng thе ѕаmе lаnguаgе'.

"Urdu Language" Urdu is not just a language… it’s a feeling. It’s the kind of language where “Did you eat?” doesn’t just mean food… it means ''CARE'' Where “How are you?” is not just a question… it’s a way of building connection. The beauty of Urdu is not only in its words, but in its tone, its politeness, and its deep sense of respect. It’s a language that: ✨ Makes love sound softer ✨ Makes conversations more meaningful ✨ And turns simple words into something beautiful. Some common Pakistani Urdu sentences you’ll hear every day: “Khana kha liya?” → (Did you eat?) “Kya haal hai?” → (How are you?) “Kahan ja rahe ho?” → (Where are you going?) Why did you start learning Urdu? I’d love to know :)