When learning English we wonder whether we need to have a certain accent. Usually American or British? But the truth is just need a neutral and clear accent to be Natively-fluent rather than sound like we're from a place we did not grow up in.

Slice of English 

Do You Really Need an Accent? Part 1

Just a short little chat about Hitachi city in Ibaraki prefecture. I hope everyone is enjoying their lessons :) 

April in Tokyo

Hitachi, Ibaraki. 日立、茨城

Descubre la apasionante vida de una de las artistas mexicanas más famosas del mundo: Frida Kahlo

The Red Pill Posdcast in Spanish 

Frida Kahlo 

In this episode, we’ll dive into the subtle differences between two commonly used Chinese words—“交流” (exchange) and “沟通” (communicate). While both involve the transfer of information, their focuses are quite different. By the end of this episode, you'll be able to understand the distinctions between these terms and know when to use each one correctly. Tune in to improve your Chinese expression and enhance your language skills!

Learn Chinese and Have Fun!

Which One is Communicate? 交流 or 沟通？

Бульварное кольцо - главный городской променад, непрерывная последовательность из 10 бульваров и 13 площадей, опоясывающих исторический центр города. Будучи одним из традиционных колец Москвы, в действительности Бульварное кольцо не замкнуто и имеет форму подковы, начинаясь и заканчиваясь вблизи набережных Москвы-реки.

Le russe pour tous. Ruso para todos

Москва. Прогулка по Бульварному кольцу

Hello friends! Greetings of the day!  Below are the list of Sanskrit pronouns in the nominative case : -

अहं – First person, singular

आवाम् – First person, dual

वयं – First person, plural


त्वं – Second person, singular

युवाम् - Second person, dual

यूयं - Second person, plural


सः - Pronoun – Third person, masculine, singular


सा - Pronoun – Third person, feminine, singular


तत् - Pronoun – Third person, neutral, singular


ते - Pronoun – Third person, masculine, plural


ताः - Pronoun – Third person, feminine, plural


तानि - Pronoun – Third person, neuter, plural

Learn Sanskrit with Professor Ashish

Sanskrit pronouns in the nominative case...

Do you think asking someone "How are you?" sounds too unnatural? Well, here are other ways to ask someone how they're doing!

Wyn's Way to English

Wyn's Way to English - Different ways to say "How are you?"

A slow English podcast for beginners that helps improve listening skills while sharing practical tips to build confidence when speaking English.

Lingova

How to Stop Feeling Nervous When Speaking English

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