Dear Langma School of Languages Team, I’m reaching out to express my interest in The Certification Examination for Proficiency in Teaching Chinese as a Second/Foreign Language and may I know how much they cost and when the exam will be conducted? Thank you.

Today is Friday and Tomorrow is day off! my fourth day at my part-time job. I’m very tired, but I will try my best. After work, I want to eat ramen as a reward. I really like tonkotsu ramen. Do you know Ichiran? It is a ramen shop from Hakata, and you can find it in many places in Japan. It is a little expensive, but you can choose the taste and noodle style. You can also get more noodles called kaedama. I will eat Ichiran and go to bed as soon as possible!

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ITZY is going to hold a fan event in Tokyo. It was held in July 12th. I'm happy because they come to Japan, but I'm also sad because number of people who can join it is small, and I have to buy a lot of albums to join. I don't have a lot of money, so I don't join it. Instead, I want them to hold a solo concert in Japan.

Hi there! I’m a Chinese teacher for primary school students. I’d love to help you learn Chinese from the very beginning (even if you know nothing about it now)! I’m looking for native English speakers who want to learn Chinese for free, and in return, you can help me improve my English. It’s a win-win language exchange! If you’re interested, feel free to drop me a message here. Let’s start learning together! 😊

5 Advanced Phrasal Verbs in English to Improve Your Fluency As many of my students will know, I believe learning vocabulary is always easier when learned in phrases or "chunks" of language. So, in this article I want to share 5 phrasal verbs which are frequently used in the English language and will improve your fluency! 1. to brush up on something No, this is not related to cleaning. To brush up on something means to improve or refresh your knowledge of something For example, I need to brush up on my English because I have an exam tomorrow. 2. to cut down on Think of cutting down a tree. By cutting down a tree are you making it smaller or bigger? Smaller of course. To cut down on something means to reduce something For example, I've been eating too much recently. I need to cut down on my calories! 3. to figure out To figure out means to understand something or solve a problem For example, I finally figured out that the answer to 2 + 2 is 4! 4. to run out of something No, it isn't related to running. To run out of something means to have no more of something For example, We ran out of bread. We need to buy some more. and finally... 5. to look forward to To look forward to something means to be excited about something I'm looking forward to my birthday party tomorrow!

I woke up early this morning but I took a long time to get ready for university. I bought some chocolates because I was reluctant to go to university. I really really favor the bracelet I made with my friend yesterday. It is so cute, and my favorite part is golden clover. I like the mark of clover.

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Hi Portuguese learners, this is the new episode of Tudo É Cultura, the podcast where you can learn brazilian Portuguese easily. In this episode you'll learn about VIAGENS and CULTURA in Brazil. I hope you can learn more about it. See you, até logo! :)