English has a secret rule: sometimes it adds sounds that aren't even there 🙊 It's called intrusion and native speakers do it constantly without noticing. When two vowel sounds meet at a word boundary, English quietly inserts a consonant between them to make the transition smoother. Listen: /w/ → "go away" · "do it" · "who else?" /j/ → "she asked" · "I am" · "they always" /r/ → "the idea of it" · "law and order" Once you hear it, you'll catch it everywhere :)

I tried to conversate with foreign person. I don't have confidence, but I did my best. English is very diddicult. So I keep learning.

It's very hot today. I need to be careful not to get heatstroke.

I talked with a international student about my university and his background.

I learned a word that is “originally”. I thought original means just a first things someone create. But today, I learned that "originally" can also mean "at first" or "what I thought before."

This morning, when I went to throw away the trash, a foreign man working nearby said, “Good morning!” to me very cheerfully. Recently, I haven’t said good morning to people in my neighborhood very much, so it made me really happy. So I also said, “Good morning!” back with a big smile. I feel like today is going to be a good day.

I stayed up late because I watched my favorite anime. The anime is Mushoku Tensei. It is so good.

I ate a lot of Okonomiyaki yesterday, so I'm going to on a diet today.

My sister gave me a chocomint snack,and I'm so happy! I live chocomint. There are a lot of chocomint products in this season.

It seems there is a very deep connection between the electricity Edison invented and Japanese bamboo.