About me as an English tutor on Italki. I started tutoring on Italki in 2018. I've tutored so many students from around the world. I help with pronunciation, phrasal verbs, basic vocabulary, prepositions and general conversational skills. Check out my tutor profile and my schedule and book a lesson!

Just started a podcast channel about the art of asking questions. Would appreciate any feedback as I prepare future episodes!

My country India is very culturally diverse. We have many languages, dialects, religions, and traditions, it’s almost like having many countries within one. When our Constitution was written, it was built on the idea of secularism so that everyone, no matter their faith or background could feel they belong here. But lately, I feel this diversity has at times become a reason for people to divide. Sometimes, when people strongly identify with a certain culture, they begin to see others as “different.” For me diversity is such a beautiful thing and should be a reason for people to connect, not pull apart. I see this not just in India, but around the world too. The world feels increasingly divided along cultural lines in the last few years. I know I’ve gone a bit off-topic here, but that’s what it feels like

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I'm a Chinese teacher. If you have any questions, feel free to ask me and I'll help you out. You can also ask me if you have any difficult exercises. Thank you.

It was stormy today, the downpour cascaded for hours and nearly flooded the streets. I don't know if it's just me, but every time there's a heavy storm like this, my internet connection gets really flaky. It lags a lot, and sometimes I even get 404 errors. Especially on Wi-Fi, I often have to reboot the router multiple times throughout the weather. I've studied about this electromagnetic spectrum thingy lately, and I wonder if this has something to do with the storm itself. Maybe the heavy rain or intense electrical activity in the clouds is interfering with the signal? After all, even visible light is an electromagnetic wave, so different frequencies can definitely affect each other. Maybe it was like the storm hijacked my WiFi?