I have a part-time job this morning. It’s been a while since I’ve worked, so I’m really not in the mood. But I have to earn some money, so I’ll do my best. Still, I got some pocket money from my grandma yesterday, so I’m in a great mood. Plus, I’ve landed a new part-time job, and I’m really excited to try something new. The new song by my favorite artist is really soothing—it’s the best. It’s been raining a lot lately, but I’ll listen to my favorite songs and do my best not to let the weather get me down.

🇬🇧 Which word is the opposite of “confident”? A) Shy B) Proud C) Nervous D) Insecure 👇 What’s your answer?

🇬🇧 Which word is the opposite of “patient”? A) Calm B) Impatient C) Careful D) Relaxed

🇬🇧 Which word is the opposite of “generous” ? A) Kind B) Selfish C) Friendly D) Helpful 👇 What’s your answer?

🇬🇧 Quick English Vocabulary Quiz! Which word is the opposite of “happy”? 😊 A) Excited B) Sad C) Glad D) Cheerful 👇 What’s your answer?

30-day Grammar Challenge (B2) #day23

Choose the correct answer.

Hello! I’m Naru, a Japanese teacher on italki! 🇯🇵✨ Today, I’d like to share my favorite food from Hokkaido! 🍔 My absolute favorite is the burgers from "Lucky Pierrot" in Hakodate. Their Chinese Chicken Burger is legendary and so delicious! 😋😋 Have you ever tried Lucky Pierrot? What’s your favorite local food in your country or from your trips? Let’s talk about food in our Japanese lesson! 🗣️💬 #italki #LearnJapanese #JapaneseTeacher #Hokkaido #Hakodate #LuckyPierrot #JapaneseFood

🗣️ 3 Dari Phrases You’ll Actually Hear 1. خودت را به زحمت ننداز Khodat rā ba zahmat nandāz 👉 Don’t go to the trouble / Don’t trouble yourself. 2. از خیرش بگذر Az khairash begzar 👉 Forget about it / Let it go. 3. سرِ حرف خود ایستادن Sare harf-e khod istādan 👉 To stand by what you said / Stick to your word. 💬 Which one was new to you? 1, 2, or 3?

Can you understand this Farsi sentence? 😄 «اگه فردا وقت داشتی، بیا با هم یه قهوه بخوریم.» ☕️ What do you think it means? A) If you have time tomorrow, let’s have coffee together. B) If you’re tired tomorrow, let’s go for a walk. C) If you’re free today, let’s watch a movie. 👇 Write your answer in the comments! And if you’re learning Farsi, here’s a useful tip: اگه (age) = if فردا (fardâ) = tomorrow وقت داشتن (vaght dâshtan) = to have time بیا (biâ) = come با هم (bâ ham) = together Want to learn real, everyday Farsi like this—not just textbook sentences? I teach Persian/Iranian Farsi, Dari, and Hazaragi through natural conversations and practical vocabulary. So… what’s your answer? 👇😄