Asking "What time is it?" in Chinese.

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Does this sound natural I felt uneasy when I was talking with him, something was wrong but I didn’t understand what exactly

Do you know the Japanese word natsukashii (懐かしい)? 🌸 It describes that warm, nostalgic feeling you get when you remember something from the past— like an old song, a childhood place, or a moment that suddenly comes back to you. In English, we might say “nostalgic.” But natsukashii is a little different. It’s softer, warmer, and often includes a sense of happiness. When you say natsukashii, you’re not just remembering the past— you’re gently enjoying it again. I love this word because it shows how Japanese expresses emotions in a subtle and beautiful way. Have you ever felt natsukashii? What memory comes to your mind? 🌷 Let me know in the comments ✨

Today I woke up at 11.I overslept,but I felt really good.

Could you check and correct this, please? I reached 300 hours of studying English. I started tracking hours since Feb 2024, but of course sometimes I forgot , so this data might have contained some mistakes, but I hope it’s close. and yes, I feel mixed feelings, on one hand I feel a bit proud of myself but on the other hand it doesn’t seem a big progress . It feels too slow. Of course I had some breaks, because life happens. Or maybe it’s just excuses.

I attended an English lecture at university today. I want to improve my English level over the next four years.

You'd be really surprised (maybe) that what really reveals your Slavic accent is Vowels Exactly vowels can tell a native speaker that something is off Consonants aren't a big deal, honestly. But English vowels are more subtle and harder to grasp, and they require much more time to train and master. And even after mastering them, Slavic o and u (and not only) will still slip off your tongue accidentally if you don't live in an English speaking country,, listen to native speech and communicate in English 24/7 Interestingly, i started to clearly identify the shwa and weak u sounds not long ago, allegedly a couple of years back. I hear and differentiate sounds very well now but that took a lot of time. So, the conclusion is - mind your vowels and don't underestimate them if you wanna sound natural and truly American

Hello. I'm very hungry now. I want to back home early and I want to eat dinner!