*Choose the correct meaning of the word "cautious":* a) Careful to avoid mistakes b) Very brave c) Not paying attention d) Quick to make decisions

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If you’re planning a trip to Hawaiʻi — or if you’ve recently moved here — speaking English is a great start. But did you know that locals in Hawaiʻi don’t always speak “standard” English? Here in the islands, many people speak Hawaiian Pidgin (also known as Hawaiʻi Creole English), a unique and colorful way of speaking that blends English with influences from Hawaiian, Japanese, Filipino, Portuguese, and more. It’s not just “slang” — it’s a real language that locals use every day to express themselves and connect with each other. ✨ Imagine this: Instead of just saying, “Hello,” You say, “Howzit?” Instead of “That food looks delicious,” You say, “Brah, dat one broke da mout!” It’s fun, friendly, and opens doors to real local experiences. 🌴 Why learn Pidgin? Because when you “talk story” like a local, people open up. You’ll enjoy your trip more, avoid tourist traps, and maybe even make new friends along the way. Whether you're asking for directions, ordering food, or just hanging out at the beach, understanding how locals speak makes everything feel more welcoming and authentic. 🎉 SPECIAL OFFER: Limited-Time Discount on Pidgin Lessons! To celebrate the season and support more travelers (and locals!) who want to learn, I’m offering a limited-time discount on my Hawaiian Pidgin & Culture lessons on Italki. Come learn how to speak like someone who grew up here, with real examples, fun quizzes, and insider travel tips. 💬 If you're ready to learn da real kine local style, now’s da time! Book now and let’s talk story together! 🌺 Mahalo nui loa, and hope to see you in class soon! 🤙

Hi There! I have traveled Antalya recently and I would say it is magnificent city with the combination of beautiful nature and luxury. If you are wanderlust like me, then what is your favorite destination?

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Different parents have different thoughts about learning academic knowledge for children. Some parents think that children should learn more academic knowledge to get a high score for exams. After all, the purpose of a college enter exam is to select excellent students. If someone failed in an important exam, what should they do next? If many of them have learned some other skills, they are able to make a living with these skills.Youmust know that learning academic knowledge is one of the important way to succeed, but not the only way. As parents, we have to plan our children's future with many ways. This is just like a sport event. It usually has many competitions. Nobody can be good at each of them. You need to choose the way which you are good at and try your best to do it well. You also have to realize that the differences for IQ between different chidren are big. Not everyone can get a good academic achievement though studying hard. There is a great saying goes that God won't close all the windows in your room, and won't open all the windows in others' romms, either. You are the one of a kind in this world!

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Private Schools Or Hospitals Should Be Abolished? When the topic revolves around public or private services, there are two fields where it might become a heated debate: hospitals and schools. On the one hand, there are those who think that private schools or hospitals should’ve been abolished long time ago. They maintain that a quality public service guarantees equality of opportunities and uprise the essentials. On the other hand, those who are delighted with private services, defend that they’ve better facilities, faster services and, no need to mention, a point of distinction. In my closest net of family and friends, here in Torrejón, I'd say that they are split 50/50. Among all the strong arguments against private services, the economic section can be the most mentioned. I remember my sister saying last week: “if I can't afford a private hospital for two kids, let alone with the school”. All this being true, it doesn’t mean that private services need abolishing. Just because I can´t bear the cost of a Ferrari it doesn’t signify that we should put and end to the Brand. On top of that, I firmly believe that private hospitals are saving lives providing faster tests results than the publics. To conclude, understanding the arguments supporting the public services, whether we like it or not, we live in a capitalist world where, if you got the resources, you can freely choose among different offers to decide. Any correction would be more than welcome. Thanks!!