Hi! I’m from Georgia and I’m learning German— not just the vocabulary, but the culture too. I believe that language and culture are deeply connected. How people speak, what they celebrate, their humor, and even how they greet each other — it all tells a story. I’d love to learn more about your culture and also share a bit about mine if you’re interested!

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Hi Chinese is my native language English is my second，i am good，but not perfect Deutsch is my 3rd，I am learning，just A1 level will anyone be interested to exchange for Chinese？ you are warmly welcome！

Both of them. On saturday morning, I'll hit the gym or go for a run to stay active. However, On saturday afternoons and Sundays are typically reserved for relaxation. I will read some ebooks, watch anime movie or simply spend time with my family and friends. It’s important for me to recharge for the upcoming week. I find that this balance of activity and rest helps me feel refresh and ready for new challenges coming up

I work part-time in the kitchen of a shabu-shabu restaurant. My main tasks include preparing vegetables, slicing meat, arranging food on plates, and cleaning up after service. The kitchen can get very busy during lunch and dinner hours, especially on weekends. However, I enjoy the fast-paced environment and the teamwork it requires. My coworkers are friendly and helpful, and I’ve learned a lot from them. This job has taught me important skills like time management, communication, and responsibility. I also get to see how a professional kitchen operates, which is very interesting. It’s a valuable experience for me.

Hi! Today, I am going to talk about Pomp and Circumstance, which is called “Ifudodo” in Japanese. It was composed by Edward Elgar, a British composer. This piece is famous for its majestic and powerful melody. It is often played at graduation ceremonies, so many people feel emotional when they hear it. I performed this music at my university festival last week. Since we didn’t have much time to practice, I felt very nervous before the performance. However, my club members and I worked hard together to prepare for it. At first, I thought this music would be easy because the tempo is not so fast. However, I realized that it was difficult to express the strength and pride of this piece. We practiced many times to match our timing and balance the sound. On the day of the festival, the audience applauded loudly, and I was really happy. I want to continue improving my performance skills through more classical music.

It was an overcast and humid day. Dad made it very educational. We quickly passed through the periodic table chapter, I couldn't possibly recite it yet, so why waste time? Next came forces and motion. I learned about concepts like frame of reference, velocity, inertia, and acceleration. Everything was fine until Dad zeroed in on acceleration. It's a big concept in math, too, which I can’t handle well. Unlike linear functions, I really don’t know what to do with things that change exponentially. It's not a stereotype, just an observation: none of my playmates are good at it either. Maybe that's why we get along so well?

This is the second time of talking about this interesting topic this month, because my electric car gave me a suprise yesterday. I had a short trip by driving my car yeasterday. The place we visited only has one road to get which meandera in a montain. I thought that it will be a challenge for an electric car, but as a consequence, we got the destination very easily. When I check the dash board, it showed that it just spent 1.0 litre gas per 100 kilometres (actually my car is a hybird car). It was a big suprise! When my car went downslope, it would be charged by the gravity, when it went a upslope, the electricity would powered my car. The computer systerm in my car is really good at using any power both from gas and nature. You know that when you step the brake pedal in a moving gas powered car, the extra energy from burning gas will be spread into air , even causes air pollution. But for a hybird car, the energy will be collected and stored in the battery. The efficiency of using the extra energy for a hybird car can be around 40%, But for a gas powered car, all the extra energy wastes.So, who is better?