Today, I'm walking the entire Yamanote Line loop. I'm a bit worried about my feet getting tired, but I will absolutely make it happen.

Yesterday I trained back so I have pain in there now. Today I have my part-time job with my friend.

English tutor Alice here: Do you have a question about living in the United States? I've lived in the United States my entire life. I lived in Ohio which is in the Midwest for most of my life then I moved to Kentucky. Get to know me by asking me a question about where I live. Tell me about the country that you live in.

I’ve recently watched “Hotel Chevalier”. Natalie Portman is also in it. At first it was kinda boring and pointless but when I read the critics, I kinda liked it. Worths watching; but be sure you read at least one critic afterwards 🧃

🧰🫕 The “Taste Bud Toolbox”: 16 Essential Farsi Words for Describing Food 🍽️ Here are some useful Farsi adjectives to describe flavors and food like a pro: 1. Khoshmazeh (خوشمزه) – Delicious / Tasty 2. Shirin (شیرین) – Sweet 3. Shoor (شور) – Salty 4. Torsh (ترش) – Sour 5. Talkh (تلخ) – Bitter 6. Tond (تند) – Spicy / Hot 7. Bi-mazeh (بی‌مزه) – Tasteless / Bland 8. Charb (چرب) – Greasy / Fatty 9. Khâm (خام) – Raw / Undercooked 10. Sookhte (سوخته) – Burnt 11. Tâze (تازه) – Fresh 12. Moonde (مونده) – Stale / Not fresh 13. Garm (گرم) – Warm / Hot 14. Sard (سرد) – Cold 15. Tord (ترد) – Crunchy / Crispy 16. Sokhâri (سوخاری) – Fried / Breaded 💡 Quick Farsi Tip: How to say “too…” To say a flavor is too strong, use: Kheili + adjective + “-e” 🫗 Example: Kheili shoor-e! → “It’s too salty!” Kheili torsh-e! → “It’s too sour!”

大家好，我是来自中国的学生，平时喜欢听歌，画画，看电影，偶尔写写影评，马上就要上高中了，想要学习英语或练习英语口语，同时可能可以帮助你练习一下汉语口语，会尽自己最大的努力，有人和我一起学习吗？

One thing I've learned a tutor that teaches American English that it's very common for students wanting to learn how to speak American English... only half of them actually watch American English TV shows or Movies. Some only watch/listen to BBC. If you only watch BBC or maybe watch one American English tv show on a rare occasion.... like in the background when you're doing chores... then that isn't going to improve your American English speaking. Find a show that interests you. Two I suggest is 'Friends' and 'Seinfeld.' You could also try 'The Office.' And watch those on a regular basis. Start with using subtitles if you have to.

I'm unhappy because my neighbor is noisy.

I met my cousin today. We had a great time eating dinner and playing games together at my grandmother's house.