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In English, we often just say ‘I’m starving’ instead of ‘I am very hungry.’ It’s casual and something people actually say in daily life

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🌍✨A Global Language with Many Origins English is spoken almost everywhere today — in schools, movies, airports, and online — but its history is anything but simple. In fact, English is like a linguistic smoothie, blended from many different cultures! 😄 It began as a Germanic language brought to Britain by the Angles and Saxons. Later, it picked up flavors from Norse Vikings, Latin-speaking scholars, and, after the Norman Conquest, a huge dose of French. 🇫🇷 That’s why English has so many “double words” with similar meanings but different vibes — like ask / inquire, kingly / royal, or wish / desire. Each word carries a piece of history, showing how English grew by mixing and adapting over centuries. English isn’t just a language — it’s a global mosaic of stories, cultures, and people.

I read a Japanese book “In The Megachurch” recently and it amazed me so much that I hope it’ll be translated into English soon. I also guess the theme is too unique for foreigners to get, as the jacket band says “Here in Japan having no God, some STORIES that manipulate people replace them.” A men trying to trap some people down a rabbit hole as to produce a brand new J-POP boy band group, a girl having become a stan, and a women having quit fangirling over a Japanese actor. Three different views of fandoms are told like a religion in the novel. Marvelous.

Instead of doing work I rather spend quality time with my children. I would like to prioritize my family on the weekend even I am wondering the technology of my work. Instead of working, I would rather spend quality time with my children. I want to prioritize my family on the weekend, even though I’m still curious about the technology I work with. I’d rather spend time with my kids than work. On weekends, my family comes first, even if I’m still interested in the tech from my job.

What’s your go-to way to say ‘I’m tired’ in English?

When do you use these sentences? What's the fifference? I wouldn't believe it if I didn't see it with my own eyes. I wouldn't believe it if I hadn't seen it with my own eyes. I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen it with my own eyes.