About me as an English tutor on Italki. I started tutoring on Italki in 2018. I've tutored so many students from around the world. I help with pronunciation, phrasal verbs, basic vocabulary, prepositions and general conversational skills. Check out my tutor profile and my schedule and book a lesson!

Master Business Communication in English! In today’s global workplace, clear communication isn’t just a skill — it’s your competitive advantage. Whether you’re writing emails, leading meetings, or networking with international colleagues, the right words can open doors. 💼Today’s Quick Tip: When making a request in business English,soften your toneto sound professional and polite. Instead of: ❌"Send me the report today." Try: ✅"Could you please send me the report by the end of the day?" 🔹 Small changes make a BIG difference in how people respond to you. 📚 In my Business English lessons, you’ll learn: How to write professional emails that get results Phrases for polite but effective communication How to confidently speak up in meetings and negotiations ✨ Let’s work together to make your English your strongest business tool. 📩 Send me a message to book your first lesson and start improving today!

Hi everyone! I’m new on italki and I’m looking for a language partner to practice English with. I’m happy to chat, exchange messages, or practice speaking regularly. If you’re also looking for someone to practice with, feel free to reach out! 😊 Thank you!

ATTENTION ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS: Are you looking for an English tutor? Do you want to sound more like a native English speaker? If you need help with any of the following things check out my tutor profile and book one of my lessons. Pronunciation, phrasal verbs, prepositions, basic conversation and or basic vocabulary. You must be A2 level or higher in English to take my lessons. I've tutored over 3,500 one on one lessons since 2018. I have availability on my schedule.

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Today I woke up earlier than usual on weekends and went to the central park of my city. I had arranged to meet an acquaintance to pick up a guidebook I bought. I hadn't been on this park in a long time. It was refreshing. I walked along my old route, and as expected, some memories came back to me. I looked around for changes, but everything seemed the same: the same unpainted building on the corner, a house-turned-bookstore full of shelves, and the same chilly wind. It was midday on a sunny day, so I hid behind a tree and waited for quite a while. The wind, as always, reminded me of my beloved “desert” city, a place of contradiction, where the heat scorches and the cold bites.