Why should I take part in the italki language challenge? About 3 years ago, when I was a student myself of Japanese, I decided to take part in the italki language challenge. I didn't think much of it at the time, but it actually spurred me on to take a ridiculous amount of lessons at the time 😂. This obviously let me improve quite considerably at Japanese and at the end of the challenge I even got some rewards (I think it was lesson credits). So if you are on the fence about whether you should take part, I would say, do it!

How to use < I don't want to.. > in Khmer language?

晚饭时间到，花生猪脚羹……满满的胶原蛋白，浓香的肉汤，润滑爽口的花生……😄 Dinner time! Peanut and pork trotter soup 😄 Packed with collagen, rich‑flavored broth, and soft, refreshing peanuts.

Heaven around this time 📸📷

"all the world's stage, and all the men and women merely players". What figure of speech is used?

今年的雨水多哦，又是大雨的一天…… It’s been raining a lot this year… another day of heavy rain 💦💦💦

Common Tautological Expressions in English A tautology occurs when you express the same idea twice using different words, making one of them redundant. While common in everyday speech, trimming these expressions makes your writing and speaking clearer, sharper, and more professional. Hashtags: #GrammarTips #EnglishVocabulary #BusinessEnglish #WritingTips #LearnEnglish #CommunicationSkills #WordChoice #LanguageLearning

Hello native English speakers. Thank you very much in advance. Questions about three real sentences. 1a. There is every reason to celebrate. 1b. There is every reason for which to celebrate. 1c. There is every reason to celebrate for. Which is grammatically correct? Do they have the same meaning? 2a. She found a quiet spot to read. 2b. She found a quiet spot at which to read. 2c. She found a quiet spot to read at. Which is grammatically correct? Do they have the same meaning? 3a. We shall have many days to talk things over. 3b. We shall have many days on which to talk things over. 3c. We shall have many days to talk things over on. 3d. We shall have many days for which to talk things over. 3e. We shall have many days to talk things over for. 3f. We shall have many days in which to talk things over. 3g. We shall have many days by which to talk things over. Which is grammatically correct? Do they have the same meaning?

Helloooo I’m Yota, fluent in English and Greek. I‘m focusing on practicing French at the moment, but I’m open to learning your language. I can help you with English or Greek!