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Hello, I teach Thai, reading, writing, and speaking. I'm a native speaker. If you're interested, please contact me.

...... China and Myanmar have carried out in-depth cooperation in the field of public health, especially in the prevention and control of infectious diseases.

CAn anyione help me to learn japanese?

Where have you been? Where did you go? Q: Khun pay năy maa? A: Chan pay tha ley maa. = I went to the beach. 🏝️🌊

Hi everyone, I'm Amanda from Brazil. I'm 31 years old and computer engineer. I joined this channel because I'm looking for serious people interested in practicing English conversation. I believe my English is kind a B1/B2 level. I love traveling, learning about new cultures and technology. If you have the same purpose, we can be friends and practice together!

*Urban Farming: A Greener Future in Cities* Urban farming is becoming more popular in cities around the world. It refers to growing food in urban areas like rooftops, balconies, gardens, or unused spaces. As more people move to cities, urban farming helps provide fresh, healthy food without depending too much on large supermarkets or long transportation routes. One major benefit of urban farming is that it supports local food production. It allows people to grow fruits, vegetables, and herbs close to where they live. This reduces carbon emissions and helps the environment. It also teaches people, especially children, where food comes from and how to grow it. In addition, urban farming can bring communities together. People can share gardening spaces, exchange knowledge, and even sell extra produce. This creates stronger social connections. Urban farming also improves mental health. Spending time with plants can reduce stress and increase well-being. In the future, more cities may support urban farming projects with funding and space. As food prices rise and environmental problems grow, urban farming could be one of the best solutions for sustainable living.

So I'm going to describe my 2nd name because my first name is Italian (Antonella) and it doesn't have such a deep meaning. Anahí: comes from the Guaraní (South America) and it means "the youngest girl in the family" It's an interesting name because there's a very popular legend about it. It's the name of a native young warrior, from the Guaranís Tribe. She was very brave and fought with his tribe against the Spanish conquerors. She was captured and taken as a prisoner. One night she managed to escape and killed one of her captors, but she was found and condemned to die at the stake. While she was burning herself she began to sing a beautiful song in guaraní, and by dawn, in the place a beautiful tree with red flowers grew up, which happens to be the "Ceibo" the national flower of Argentina 🌺

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