Is there a link to find out what languages italki are still accepting tutor for?

Informal Bahasa BACK TO formal PERSON HAS BEEN ASKED TO LOOK AFTER A LAPTOP, BUT LEAVES IT UNATTENDED! Nanti Kalo laptopnya ilang, gimana ? Later if the laptop is missing, How will I explain it? How might we say this formally, or in possible other ways informally.

How are people finding italki as a platform for getting regular students

Had a great response to my last question about Classic Mode vs New Layout of the site so I thought I would ask people another question.

ABOUT TUTORING ON ITALKI !!!

Clearly there are many full time tutors that use italki.

My question is whether:

Are people getting enough clients on here, as it seems that many people register, but then never deposit funds or actively do lessons.

Would love to hear people's experience. Comment below.

How many people click ' Go Back to Classic' mode as so as they login into italki ?

When I login to italki, the first thing I do is change the format back to  'Classic Mode'  I find it so much easier to use and navigate!

What do other people think ..........What are your likes and dislikes of the new layout?

Basic greetings in Mandarin Wo de ming zi jiao Ryder or is this better: Wǒ de míng zì shì Jiao Ryder Is this the best way to say My name is Ryder or are there other different forms, maybe formal etc.

Mandarin greetings Nǐ hǎo nǐ hǎo ma? - Hi, How are you? Seems a little strange to be saying Ni hao twice for 'Hi' and for 'How are you' Is there a better way to say 'Hi how are you'? Maybe a formal and informal way. Wǒ hěn hǎo, xièxiè! - I am fine, thank you. This seems probably OK ???

To come through something in Bahasa Indonesia In English we use the verb 'to come ' for lots of sentences. 1) The cat CAME through the window. (actual object) 2) James has just COME through a difficult time in his life. (non physical concept) In Bahasa Indonesia, I am wondering if there is any word that does a similar job or would we just say. 1) Kucing masuk ke jendela 2) Dia melewati masa-masa sulit or Dia masuk melalui masa-masa sulit or something else completely?

'Dari yang ............' 1) Dari apa yang dia bilang, aku tahu mereka pintar 2) Dari yang dia bilang, aku tahu mereka pintar 3) Dari yang apa dia bilang, aku tahu mereka pintar From what he said, I knew that they were clever!! Is there any difference in the meaning of the above 3 sentences. Is one better than the other or is there another way to say this sentence better?

Practise with the word 'Cuman' Re Cuman - and its use as an adverb would these two further examples be correct: 1) Saya cuman makan sedikit 2) Saya sini cuman untuk satu jam