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20 books it seems. All fantasy. Everyone is welcome to it.

English has "borrowed" many words from other languages, for example, in the field of music from Italian, Greek, and French. The English pronunciation is often similar to their pronunciation in their original language, e.g. ch in words which come from Greek is /k/, e.g orchestra /ôrkəstrə/, and also ch choir /ˈkwīər/, from French ballet /baˈlā/, genre /ZHänrə/.

...... Ecological protection and economic development advance in tandem on the plateau. The idea that lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets is vividly practiced in Tibet.

...... Monks and nuns in the snow-covered region live in stability, their practice conditions keep improving, and social security covers everyone.

Hi everyone. I'm from Argentina. I'd like to meet someone who speaks Swedish, English, and Spanish, and I'd love for us to teach each other :)ִ. .. ִ🦋་༘࿐ I'm a beginner.

Hello everyone, I hope you are all doing well. Will you find the right idiom? If you have a question, feel free to check my profile🤝 👉 Conversation | 👉 Test preparation | 👉 Academic and Business English. Have a great day everyone.

In this episode, we talk about something most learners never question: the identity they were trained to carry when speaking English. Many of us grew up in systems that rewarded silence, perfection, and self-doubt. We learned to perform a smaller version of ourselves — especially under pressure — without ever noticing it. This podcast explores how those old scripts shape your voice today… and what happens when you finally outgrow them. Now here’s the question I’d like you to sit with: “Which part of the self you perform in English was never truly yours — and who would you become if you stopped performing it?”