Are you translating word-for-word? That's 1975 English. Modern fluency = cultural. Listen to this episode to find out why👇

Today we are having a meal with my parents and siblings to celebrate our parents birthdays. Having siblings is great for the family because more people means more fun.

Adjective orders!

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Challenge your business vocabulary

I was impressed by a film when I was a kid, perhaps 20 years ago or so, which I was just unaware of its name! Thanks to the powerful ChatGPT, I found it at last by reciting my memory of the story! It is "Annie (1990 film)" which is full of musical plots and so heartwarming! Apart from the name, there is a phrase keeping me confused as well which is called "easy street"! The reason why I was not searching for its definition in the past 2 decades is because I couldn't recall it too! I used to think that there is a place or street called "easy" though, now I have grown to know that it is an idiomatic expression to describe a status of people that one doesn't need to worry about any material needs! For example, one may say that "if I hit the lottery, I would be on easy street"!

Hi everyone, is any body here want help in Arabic I can do that and help me in English ? I am looking for native speaker feel free to massage me

Dear all! That's my new podcast channel "The Greek Podcast" with the first -fresh!- episode and a quiz *I am a new teacher "entry" in the italki family and amazed to be among you, guys, "old" and "new"!!!