I did speaking test of French class. It was so difficult. I forgot test when I arrived university, so I was really panicked. However, I managed to do it.

Today, I had an English vocabulary test. I only got 70 points, so I want to get 100 points next time.

I saw a doctor today because I sprained my ankle.

Hello guys. My name is Enthonny and I'm a brazilian student here in Brazil who's been studying English for a few years and my goal is to master my English level. Because of that, I'm looking for someone who speaks English and can help me with that. We can learn English together and I can also help you with Portuguese if u are interested.

I’m going to eat pork kimchi rice for lunch. I like meat and spicy food!

🇬🇧 Why Spanish speakers make the same English mistakes After teaching English to Spanish-speaking students (and living in Spain 🇪🇸), here is I’ve noticed: Different students. Different levels. Same mistakes. Every time. 😅 But the good news? We fix them! 1. ❌ “I have 20 years” This one is a classic. “I have 20 years” ❌ “I am 20 years old” ✔ 👉 In Spanish you “have” age. In English… you just are your age. English is philosophical like that. 2. ❌ “Do you can speak English?” English just says: pick ONE verb system please 😄 “Do you can…?” ❌ “Can you…?” ✔ 👉 Modal verbs don’t like helpers. They are independent. 3. ❌ Prepositions chaos (aka English doesn’t care about logic) depend on, not “of” interested in, not “on” good at, not “in” 👉 There is no rule. Only survival and repetition. 😄 4. ❌ False friends = betrayal words 😭 actually ≠ actualmente embarrassed ≠ embarazada (this one causes panic 😅) library ≠ librería 👉 Spanish learners quickly learn: English is not your friend here. 5. ❌ Pronunciation: “bery good English” very → “bery” sheet vs sh*t (danger zone 🚨) missing final sounds 👉 English needs strong endings. Spanish prefers to relax at the end of words. 6. ❌ “How is called?” English hears this and just… freezes 😄 “How is called?” ❌ “What is it called?” ✔ 💡 What actually works (and what we do in class) ✔ we stop translating ✔ we learn phrases, not grammar trauma ✔ we repeat, repeat, repeat ✔ we accept mistakes as part of the process ! I lived in Spain and work with Spanish-speaking students all the time — so I see these patterns every day. And honestly? We do very well with them. Step by step, mistake by mistake… until suddenly it just clicks 💡✨

It's very hot today, so I wore short sleeves for the first time this year. I want to drink a lot of water.

I want to improve my typing skills, so I use the computer every day.

I woke up early in the morning and made rice balls. Recently, I’ve been spending too much money, so I want to save money😔