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italki is now offering our users a new class type called Group Class (for EN learners), allowing learners to learn together and create friendships.
#GroupClass
italki is now offering our users a new class type called Group Class (for EN learners), allowing learners to learn together and create friendships.
Exciting new feature! 🔥
italki is now offering our users a new class type called Group Class (for EN learners), allowing learners to learn together and create friendships.
What is an English Group Class?
In the English Group Class, you can learn with peers under the instructions of a professional teacher. Here you can enjoy a less stressed, more affordable, and multicultural English learning atmosphere.
Why Group Class?
- Practice with 4-6 students
- 300+ topics that fit your level
- Meet people around the world
Interested? Book your first English Group Class today: https://www.italki.com/en/group-class/english
15 września 2022
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Vocab Challenge (B2) #day2
'She's a bit of a pushover, honestly.'
Positive - she is agreeable
Negative - she lets people take advantage of her
Neutral - she is flexible
Positive - she is kind
zadano pytania 6
18 paź 2026 12:05
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parole da conoscere in italiano . . .
"Dopo aver tolto il cappello di lana, mi sono ritrovato con i capelli _____"
Scegli la parola adatta . . .
adirati
stagionati
arruffati
zadano pytania 5
18 paź 2026 08:58
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Choose the correct answer.
My sister enjoys ________ movies with her friends on weekends.
to watch
watching
zadano pytania 20
17 paź 2026 09:20
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Vocab Challenge (B2) #day1
Which word best replaces 'get' in a formal email? 'I hope to ___ your response by Friday.'
grab
receive
get hold of
pick up
zadano pytania 27
16 paź 2026 14:10
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VOCÊ SABIA?
1. “Legal” doesn't just mean legal!
In Brazilian Portuguese, legal often means “cool” or “nice.”
Que legal! = How cool!
2. Brazilians often shorten words when speaking!
In informal conversation, você may sound like cê.
Example: Cê tá bem? = Are you okay?
3. Why do Brazilians say “café da manhã”?
Literally, it means “morning coffee,” but it refers to breakfast, even when the meal includes much more than coffee!
#LearnPortuguese #BrazilianPortuguese #PortugueseLanguage #SpeakPortuguese #PortugueseForForeigners #BrazilianCulture #PortugueseVocabulary #LearnPortugueseOnline
17 paź 2026 13:33
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