what is the difference between the two words"timid" and "timorous"?

what does"it's like..." or "he/she is like" mean in the spoken English? i heard so many English speakers, especially the young guys around chatting using the sentense pattern beginning with like" it's like...”or he/she is like..." im so curious about what that means and how to use that in our daily conversations. could u illustrate it with given situational examples? Thx!!!

where can i get the listening materials that help me to impove my listening and speaking? i want to improve my English by practicing listening to the English native speaking materials online. can anyone recommend some great ones? Thanks a lot!

how to speak English natively? i am a newcomer here. i am trying to practice my English. today i found this amazing website where people from diffierent countries in the world can learn and languages they want to. i am so exciting. however, the thing that is confusing me is how to speak English natively as an English learner who speak English as a second Language. I am influenced by Chinese culture for years so that it is difficult to think in English when i am speaking English for me. And i am wandering what the best way to remember so many English words with different meanings is. sometimes i do not know which one is proper in those words with similar meanings. can anyone help me with my problems? and i am very glad to help you to learn Chinese if you are interested in it!

what's the best way to remember so many English words with differnet meanings?