Hello there! I am Teacher Maylen, and I love helping students build confidence and ease in their English communication skills. My lessons are supportive, engaging, and tailored to your learning goals. If you want to improve your speaking, pronunciation, grammar, or conversational fluency, I will help you develop your skills step by step in a comfortable environment. ✨ Introductory classes ✨ English conversation practice ✨ Patient and supportive teaching approach ✨ Customized learning experience I think that learning English should be fun and motivating. I look forward to seeing you in class and helping you achieve your language goals! 😊

Hi! My name is Nastya. I would like to find new friends to improve my English.😁

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How well do you know homophones (Words with the same sound but different spelling)? Try this quiz if you can answer it.

Hi! I'm Jonn in New York, USA. I want to make new friends all over the world and learn about other cultures and make the world a little smaller. I am an engineer and have been tutoring spoken English for over 7 years. I want just friends and casual teaching and learning! Please say HI and lets get to know each other!

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Have you heard of the idiom, "the last straw?" Check your understanding with this quiz question.

🌟 DAY 17/30: The 'SELF' Hindi Challenge 🌟 नमस्ते (Namaste)! 🙏 As we move forward with our challenge, let's learn a word that is absolutely essential for expressing your desires, making plans, or ordering food at a restaurant. Today’s Word: चाहिए (Chahiye) Meaning: Want / Need / Should How to use it: "मुझे पानी चाहिए।" (Mujhe paani chahiye.) "I want water." 💡 TEACHER'S TIP: Unlike English, where you change the verb based on who is speaking ("I want," "He wants"), चाहिए (Chahiye) stays exactly the same! However, notice a small magic trick with the grammar: instead of saying Main (I), we say मुझे (Mujhe), which means "to me." So, "Mujhe paani chahiye" literally means "To me, water is wanted." 📝 YOUR CHALLENGE: Let's practice making a request! Think of one thing you need right now (e.g., Chai, Coffee, Madad [Help], or Break). Write a sentence in the comments using: "मुझे [___] चाहिए।" Give it a shot, and I will check your sentences right here! 👇

I have school at noon today, so I'll do my homework before that. I also have to practice for my presentation. I don't want to present, but I'll do my best.