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I didn’t become confident first. I started — and confidence followed. In this episode, I share the real story behind how my teaching method was born. Not from certificates. Not from lesson plans. Not from “knowing what to do.” At 25, I was asked to help adults communicate in English — and inside, I froze. Not because my English was bad, but because I didn’t know how to be in the room. What changed everything wasn’t learning more. It was realizing what adults actually need when they speak under pressure. This episode is for you if you: freeze when it matters overthink instead of speaking doubt yourself before you start It’s not about English. It’s about what happens inside you when you open your mouth. Listen if that sounds familiar.

How to Translate “Unlucky” in Chinese?

🇬🇧 Search for phrasal verbs 😃 🇺🇸 A busy restaurant. A customer is trying to order soup. The waiter gets everything hilariously wrong 😂

How to Use These Words Correctly in Chinese？

Turkish Podcast: Colors

Turkish Podcast: Music / Müzik (Intermediate)

In this episode, we’ll explore two very common Chinese words: “原来” and “本来”. Many Chinese learners feel confused because these two words seem similar and are sometimes translated the same way in English. Are they really interchangeable? When can you use one but not the other?

Trouve la bonne orthographe du mot « public » en fonction du sens de la phrase : 1️⃣ Le magicien s’adresse au ____________. 2️⃣ L’opinion ____________ a de l’importance à mes yeux. 3️⃣ Il a du mal à parler en ____________. 4️⃣ Vous devez défendre l’intérêt ____________. 5️⃣ Les services ____________ sont assurés par les fonctionnaires. 6️⃣ Ma fille va à l’école ____________. 7️⃣ Ce lundi, une vente ____________ aura lieu. 8️⃣ Ce restaurant accueille des personnalités ____________.

In this episode, we’ll talk about a common pronunciation challenge in Chinese — the tone changes of “一” (yī) and “不” (bù). Although they have fixed tones in the dictionary, their tones often change in real speech depending on the words and situations they appear in. If you’ve ever wondered which tone to use for “一” or “不” in different situations, this episode will make it much clearer and easier to remember.