For many students, the difference between "if" and "whether" is not quite clear. And for you? Do you know when to use each one? a) If we have enough money, then we’ll buy a house. b) Whether we have enough money, then we’ll buy a house. Feel free to leave a comment explaining your choice ;)

Hello, eveyone! It’s been a while since my last post, as always I want to improve my skills in English. It’s been already 4 years more or-less without english in my life. I’m from mexico and i can help u with Spanish too. Thanks!

Everyone knows Injera, but what does 'Gursha' (ጉርሻ) mean? Hint: It’s an act of friendship! 🥘 Tell me what you think it involves.

Hi! I am a native Hindi speaker from India. If you want to practice Hindi conversation, we can talk as friends and practice together. It’s completely free. Feel free to message me.

Hello there. Is there anyone interested in languages exchange? Available after 11 pm Beijing time everyday. I'm trying to improve my spoken English. My major is Chinese language and literature. Feel free to text me. I use Skype and telegram.

How do you say “Thank you” in Swahili? A) Asante B) Tafadhali C) Samahani D) Karibu

Good morning everyone! 🌅 Let’s practice a musical idiom! 🎶 Complete the sentence with the correct idiom! Good luck! Feel free to get in touch if you need help!

Phrasal Verb Challenge

Hi everyone! Please help me understand the difference between the words "purple" and "violet" when it comes to colors. Do both words refer to the same color? Can they be used interchangeably? If not, how are they different (e.g., which one is warmer/darker/closer to blue/red etc.)? The problem is that both words mean pretty much the same in my native language (both are translated as "фиолетовый" into Russian), which is why I wonder whether native English speakers see the difference between these two words.