Today, I woke up at noon, so I felt relaxed. In the evening, I went to my part-time job. I was very tired because it was so busy. The orders just kept coming, and we never had a chance to rest. I hope tomorrow will be a little easier.

In one of the classes I’m taking this term, I have an assignment that requires giving a three-minute speech on a specific topic each time. This time, the topic is euthanasia, and it is very difficult to articulate my own opinion on it; however, the assignment has really made me think.

I discovered, tapioca balls likes shiratama dango. I ate anmitsu today. I noticed texture of shiratama dango to like tapioca balls. I thought I can make tapioca milk tea. After that, I could make it！ The point is to add brown sugar syrup in to the milk tea. I played electric bass.I hadn't been played while a month.

English isn't my first language and I'm at an intermediate level. I've noticed something frustrating. When I'm reading or listening, I recognize lots of words. But when I actually start speaking, those words disappear from my mind. I end up using the same simple vocabulary over and over, even though I know more than that. Does anyone else have this? What have you tried to fix it? Has anything actually worked — an app, a method, a tutor, anything? Did you pay for something or just use free resources?

It is so hot!

I’m an English learner from the People’s Republic of China (PRC). Please let me know if you’re interested in a language exchange in English and Mandarin Chinese. I’m patient and friendly, especially with beginners, and I’m familiar with traditional Chinese characters.

How to differentiate same word with different meanings in context? The Turkish word of the Day: ‘Yüz’ Yüz (noun) - Face Yüz (number) - 100 Yüzmek (verb) - to swim Yüzmek (verb) - to skin (something)

Daily English Expressions! Day 10: It’s a piece of cake “Oh that test was nothing, it was a piece of cake.”

Today I could sleep late and rest in the morning. I wanted to study in the afternoon, but I played the guitar instead. So I could not do my homework. Tonight, I will work part-time job from 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. It is Saturday, so I think I will be very busy. Tomorrow I will go to the National Museum of Nature and Science, so I will go to bed early.

Welcome to the latest episode of the podcast, where we are diving into the fascinating world of "Ghost Words"! In linguistics, a ghost word is a word that entered a dictionary or became established in a language purely by accident—usually due to a typographical error, a misreading, or a printing mistake. They are literal linguistic phantoms!