I would love to watch movies and series of marvel cinematic universe because I love superheroes.

Have you ever found a place that was queit and full of fresh air and plants? I have such a place that can help me clam down quickly whenever I feel stressed. I really like to sit on a bench and take a few deep breath which make me feel very relaxed. Sometimes, I rather staying alone than hanging out with a lot of friends. A queit environment provides a chance to get close to the trees, flowers and little animals. Without noise, I suddenly think that the whole world belongs to me, this is very different from the work place where only give me a feeling that I am a tiny part of the world.I like to observe the leaves and grass which let me witness different beauties around the world. This place also let me experience the differences from the four seasons. I can't wait to see the blooming flowers in spring. I like to stay in the shades in summer. I understand the falling leaves will be absorbed by the root and eventually become one part of the tree again. In winter, birds come out and sing on the branches, look up to the bule sky , enjoy the sunshine, all of them form a fantastic picture!

I would say I prefer public transportation when I travel. First of all, the cost is generally much cheaper than taking a taxi. While there may be some inconveniences, such as delays, the lower price makes it worth it. Secondly, using public transportation allows you to interact with locals and get a glimpse into their daily lives. For example, when I visited the U.S., I took the bus and noticed some homeless people on board. This made me aware of one of the social issues in the country. Although this realization wasn’t pleasant, gaining different perspectives about the places I visit is a valuable experience.

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90 day's training: Day 34 Could you please check my sentences? Thanks in advance. 🐰 1) Today, I communicated with my former piano teacher.I'll have a piano lesson with her soon. I want to practice more before then. 2) I'm considering what I'll take present for her. It might be helpful go shopping so as to find something. 3) I always need the help of my dictionary to write English sentences but I'm often not sure which word I should choose. 4) If I don't write anything because I don't know what is correct, then my English wouldn't be able to improve anything. 5) I don't have to learn English but I want to improve my English even if it is only small steps.

It was sunny today. We headed to the central park this morning, but my mom detoured to a vintage shop to buy a pair of Dr. Martens boots. She was thrilled with the great deal she found. We strolled around the park for hours, and my dad even took a nap on a bench because the atmosphere was so relaxing. He snored on that bench like a hobo. As the sun began to set, we went up the Fukuoka Tower. The city's night skyline was absolutely stunning. We took a lot of breathtaking pictures there. I think I had been walking too much and my feet were killing me. So we took a taxi home, which cost a fortune. We should plan our routes better next time to avoid taking taxis.

Thinking of something, and then write it down, it becomes a habit of mine now. At the moment, I want to record two questions some Chinese learners asked me. The first question, also the most times being asked, goes like “have you ever seen a lot of foreigners speak Mandarin”. In my experience, just much fewer people have been seen doing that compared with the big Chinese population of studying foreign languages, whatever who I met on internet or in real life. Some people have ever asked me that have I so far noticed someone non-native speaker speaking Mandarin damn well. Yes, there is a Canadian who is the stellar one I have ever perceived. Mark Henry Rowswell, whose level of knowing Chinese language, is even much higher than a good number of native speakers. Recently, I saw his post of Chinese poetry.

✨Tip: Save in your Anki deck for review, let's master kanji! 😸 N5 Question What is the correct reading of the word 「先生」 in this sentence? Translation: I asked the teacher a question.