A brief natural walk with my son :)

Whoever seeks will find. This is one of my favorite action figures. But I lost some whiskers of 'Totoro' 😭 I was so sad. I thought I should give him some whiskers. One thing I could come up is stick in some wires and paint them with black color. I tried but it didn't look that good. I was a bit discouraged. But "whoever seeks will find". I found this small dist brush. It's better than it's original one. I'm so happy now. 😊 Zen Alpha version; I got it from chatGpt. Even though I am not sure that I should learn Zen Alpha slang. Correct it with what sounds better to Zen Alpha. Whoever seeks will find, man. This Totoro’s one of my all-time favorite figures. But guess what? Dude lost some whiskers. 😭 I was low-key heartbroken. Thought maybe I should give the lil’ guy a new whiskers. Only thing that came to mind was to stick in some wires and paint ‘em black. Tried it — yeah, nah… looked kinda janky. Felt a bit bummed out. But hey — “whoever seeks will find,” right? Then boom — I stumbled on this tiny dust brush. Perfect match. Now Totoro’s looking even better than before. Peace restored. 😊

Hello everyone, how are you? First of all, thank you so much for your help. Today, I have a simple question for you. What's the difference between saying "I have a cold" and " I am cold"? Once again, thank you for your help.

Have you ever had a basic general conversation with a native English speaker from the United States before? Have you ever had them judge your pronunciation and sentence structure? If you're wanting to improve your American English speaking then maybe this would be something that you'd be interested in. I have conversation lessons available!

There are many ways to boost your vocabulary — some are fun, some… painful (hello, LEGO!). Which ones work for you? 🙂 Share your own in the comments!

🪷 Polite vs. Casual Korean 🇰🇷 Hi everyone, Want to sound polite in Korean? Just add “요 [yo]” at the end of your sentence! ✨ Here’s how it changes the tone 👇 For example: • “고마워요” → “Thanks (polite).” • “이거 좋아요” → “I like this.” • “사과가 있어요” → “There is an apple.” Adding “요” makes your sentence sound polite and respectful — perfect when talking to someone older, you’re not close with, or in a formal setting 💫 Casual speech is great for friends or people your age 🌿

He reluctantly agreed to the plan. Reluctantly means? A. Happily B. Unwillingly C. Normally D. Quickly