I want to share what I am learning from my students.  Having met so many students from so many countries has been an eye-opening experience. 

Can I Say - Can I Do

I'm going to talk about current events possibly. talk about ways Use different words, sentences, phrases, different cultures, how they may use a word or a phrase. Understanding the challenges

English with Uncle Billy

As a conversational English tutor that is exactly what we're going to do. . We will be studying and learning new vocabulary and talking about your grammar along the way. And have some fun.

English My Way

一開始朱古力收到雪條兩夫妻邀請出席參加婚禮，以為就係去city hall走個過場同埋影下相就叫做完咗個婚禮儀式。呢個設定完全就係雪條老公會安排嘅野。但係冇諗到，雪條嘅精心設計同佈置，令朱古力同一眾客人都覺得自己參加咗一個好特別又活動豐富嘅小型婚禮。所以朱古力表示，雪條一定要開一期講下佢為呢個儀式做嘅所有事。

夠鐘煲粥 Congee Time

EP4. 一波三十折的美國結婚儀式

What Type Of Employee Are you? Are you a Changer or a Runner?

‘‘Run‘‘ stands for the routine, well-defined processes. 

‘‘Change‘‘ — for expanding to the unknown, innovative or experimental. 

Runners and Changers are different people. 

A common mistake in companies is to combine Running and Changing in the same person. 

For example, Runner managers are good administrators. They are good at building processes within the department and making sure that daily tasks get done.

Changer managers are visionaries and strategists who aren’t strong in the day-to-day operations. They implement new projects and ideas.

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What Type Of Employee Are you? Are you a Changer or a Runner?

Let's make Japanese sentences together.   If you make a sentence in Japanese, write it in the comment section! I will correct your sentences! 

【Today's  topic】
【⚪⚪かどうか】

(Verb 辞書形）+かどうか

この文法はJLPT N4の表現(ひょうげん)です。

意味(いみ)は、文(ぶん)の中(なか)に、２つの選択肢(せんたくし yes or no )を含(ふく)む。
英語では【Whether  ～かどうか】

📕Verb辞書形
(行く　買う　飲む　)

(ex)
なつやすみに日本(にほん)に行(い)くかどうか、まだわかりません。

あたらしい携帯電話(けいたいでんわ)を買(か)う　かどうか　なやんでいます。

なつやすみに実家(じっか)に帰(かえ)る　かどうか　まだきめていません。

あしたの朝(あさ)、仕事(しごと)がはやいので、ビールを飲(の)む　かどうか　まよっている。


🗾豆知識(まめちしき)bits of knowledge

道路(どうろ) road
規制(きせい) regulate
広範囲(こうはんい)extensively

Japanese teacher Noriko’s room

(Verb 辞書形）+かどうか　

Presentación personal de una persona. Con oraciones básicas y sencillas en árabe moderno estándar. 

Aprende árabe con Radia 

Presentación 3

U ovoj kratkoj epizodi izlažemo jednu dnevnu rutinu. Od ujutru, kada se probudimo, do uveče kada se pripremamo za spavanje!
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MOJ DAN
Svaki dan se budim oko devet. Odmah raspremim svoj krevet i krenem u kupatilo da se sredim. U kupatilu se istuširam, obučem, operem zube i očešljam. Obično ne perem kosu ujutru jer uglavnom nemam dovoljno vremena. Skoro uvek perem kosu uveče ili kada se vratim sa fakulteta.
Posle toga, naparvim doručak, ali ne doručkujem često. Uglavnom jedem tek kasnije oko 12 ili 1. Doktor mi je rekao da to nije dobro, ali za mene nije dobro ni da jedem rano ujutru jer se ne osećam kako treba.
Nakon toga, idem na fakultet. Na fakultetu obično ostanem oko 3 ili 4 sata. Iako je to kratko vreme- skoro uvek sam jako umorna kada se vratim kući. 
Ja živim sa tri drugarice. Jana je najstarija i ona studira japanski. Marija studira medicinu. Ja mislim da je medicina baš teška, ali Marija to voli. Lana je mladja od svih nas i ona je brucoš na matematičkom fakultetu. To je još jedan predmet koji ja ne volim, i loša sam u matematici. 
Nas tri se lepo slažemo i volimo živeti zajedno. Upoznale smo se slučajno ali je meni jako drago što se to dogodilo.
Uveče kada krenem na spavanje, volim da razgovaram sa nekim na telefon. Na primer sa dečkom, sa svojom porodicom, ili sa nekim drugaricama. Obožavam da gledam filmove i serije. Takodje, volim da jedem nešto slatko i pijem kafu dok gledam svoju omiljenu dramu. 


Slušaj me!

Moj dan

Boost your language learning by practicing gratitude! Embracing a thankful mindset can supercharge your progress. By celebrating small victories and staying positive, you'll reduce stress, build resilience, and enjoy the journey more. Plus, gratitude strengthens relationships with native speakers and fellow learners, opening up even more opportunities to practice and grow. So, start counting your language blessings and watch your skills soar!

💃🏻111 Tips for Learning a Language 

Tip 30 - Practice Gratitude when Learning a New Language

In this episode we learn:
Thee three personal pronouns in Swahili:
A). First person pronoun
B). Second person pronoun
C). Third person pronoun
     Each personal pronoun has a singular and a plural form.

Lets Learn Swahili

Personal pronouns(Viwakilishi- Nafsi)

Post Boxes (with transcript for study)

Transcript: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bNQsAfxPDAGS7bnp2ToO1g5tYdMI91u0/view?usp=drivesdk