Hello learners What is the correct Hindi word for"Table"?

Hello everyone :) Im looking for a native English speakers that would like practice Spanish! Hola a todos ! Estoy buscando algún nativo del inglés que le gustaría practicar español!

Hi! I’m looking for a language exchange partner. I can help you with Turkish, and in return, I’d love to improve my English, especially my pronunciation and speaking skills. I'm a intermediate , but I’m really motivated to learn. If you’re interested, let’s set up a time to talk! Looking forward to hearing from you.

Is there anything wrong with this sentence?

You know who/whom to buy this for --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Are both(who/whom) correct above? Does it mean "You know who/whom you buy this for."?

Good morning learners Tell me "House" in Hindi is?

Here comes another one of my confirmation bias. Some words with structure-like characteristics tend to share the same ending in -ment, such as tenement, apartment, department, and basement. It follows the same logic for some words with a sense of binding, uniting, or gathering: nation, station, constellation, congregation, etc. Is my radar receiving the wrong signal? Would it work to swap the ending for these words in the first place? Say no to SPAM. https://www.italki.com/en/post/ritXZ4uxQva4hlPoqaTAz2

Hello everyone! Could anyone define when we use a definite article the with names of lakes and in which cases we omit it? For example, Shatski Lakes (the group of lakes in Ukraine) or the Shatski Lakes? Or even just the Shatski? Lake Baikal, the Baikal, the Lake of Baikal? And Victoria, the Victoria or (the) Lake Victoria? What to do with Dead Sea? By nature it's regarded as a lake, but its name contains the word "sea", so... I've read many rules, but I still have some doubts about article+lakes, because they say there are some cases in which we still use article "the" with names of lakes. So I need a little help here! I will really appreciate your help!

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I have this lingering feeling that we are getting inured to the constant bombardment from the rampant and senseless bot ads. I want to examine this issue and consider whether any meaningful solutions exist, even if the power to implement them lies beyond language learners on this platform. 1 The account is deleted, but not the post. Even after an account is deleted, its posts remain visible. It might be better if such posts are auto-removed once they receive a certain number of reports from valid users—or perhaps users with a minimum threshold of likes. Another approach could be empowering a group of trusted users to act as volunteer moderators to help keep the forum clean. 2 Spam as a deterrent to engagement Spam is being used strategically to discourage genuine user participation. Unless these spamming bots are somehow tied to a sponsorship or affiliate arrangement with the site, it's in the forum's best interest to implement stronger anti-spam measures, starting with a more rigorous registering process for a user account. What are some motives behind spamming the site? What do you recommend to solve the problem? Some other questions are listed below based on my random thoughts. 1 Is this a psychological experiment to test the conditioning effects of these random ads on the users? 2 I have also noticed other subtle solicitations meant to spur users toward using their service - a great example of classic supply and demand at work. Would this be a good economic indicator? 3 What rights does AI have? With that being said, I could be another Picard's friend - Data from the future. I will include a link to this post in my future posting to keep it from getting buried under the usual nonsense from bots. https://www.italki.com/en/post/CZb5uEfXuHVkESGIQQPpAz https://www.italki.com/en/post/G11H0rbWfdaHlBFdqcEv0B https://www.italki.com/en/post/rKSTyXPJAe0AJcMvYmmCWD