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?

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Fun vs Funny – What’s the Difference? Many English learners get confused between the words fun and funny because they look similar, but they have different meanings and uses. Fun Meaning: Something that is enjoyable or gives you pleasure. Use: It describes activities or experiences. Examples: The party was fun. I had fun playing football yesterday. This game is really fun to play. Funny Meaning: Something that makes you laugh or is amusing. Use: It describes things, people, or situations that are humorous. Examples: That joke was really funny. She is a funny person. The movie was so funny that I laughed a lot. *Quick Tip: Use fun when talking about enjoyment or pleasure. Use funny when talking about humor or laughter.

"It is quite common to hear English native speakers use this idiom: “go back to square one” Have you come across it before? It means to start from the beginning.  It can be a great idiom to use when you meet a colleague you have not seen for a while and you want to reconnect with them. To help you, below is an example of using this idiom: ""That is not the right solution to our problem. I think we need to go back to square one with that.""   Let’s try to use it this week when you can.

Some snippets from my kids' lessons! 😊 I truly enjoy teaching young learners — watching them grow and become more confident and fluent in English is such a rewarding experience. If you're interested in enrolling your child in my English lessons, feel free to message me anytime here in italki! Let's make learning fun and meaningful together. 🌟 #ItalkiKidsLesson

Any really tough exercises, C2 level? I passed Cambridge C1 and want to go for C2 now. But I cannot find much material at that level neither here nor anywhere else on line. Does anyone know some hard stuff?

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🌿 How to Learn a Language Without Overloading Yourself Anyone who’s been learning languages for a while has probably fallen into the same trap 😅 thinking that buying more materials means studying more. Yes, new books are beautiful, and apps look promising… but soon you realize you spend more time organizing than learning. 👉 If you’re super organized, great. But if you’re busy or not into planning, remember: less is more. One good book, a teacher who guides you, and some content you actually enjoy that’s enough. The rest? You can find online for free. 🎧 Input – What goes in: Surround yourself with the language. The more you listen and read, the more natural it feels. Follow creators, listen to podcasts, watch YouTube or series. Create your own small world in that language — it keeps you connected without feeling like “study time.” 🗣️ Output – What comes out: Speaking is the scariest but most powerful step. You don’t need to live abroad - you can talk on italki, join tandems, or chat online. People know you’re learning; no one expects perfection. Every mistake is progress - practice turns knowledge into confidence. 🌱 My 3 keys: ✨ Enjoy the process 💪 Stay consistent 🎯 Know why you’re learning And you — what helps you stay motivated when learning a language? 💬

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