English tutor Alice here. A question for American English language learners.... How well do you know American English phrasal verbs? Do you know a lot of them? Do you use a lot of them? What about prepositions? Do you know them? Do you use them? Can you say them comfortably? Vocabulary? Can you say enough when someone asks you a question? Or do you give just a one sentence answer? Do you ever elaborate or say more? Do you feel 'Limited' in your ability to speak? Do you say the same phrases? Do you just 'Stick to what you know.'? Are you wanting to really get better with your speaking? Have you had a lesson with someone from the United States? Someone to teach you phrasal verbs, vocab, prepositions, slang and more?

🌱 Persian Mini Lesson 🇮🇷 How to say “Don’t worry” in Persian? 😊 نگران نباش Negarân nabâsh = Don’t worry! 💬 Example: نگران نباش، همه‌چی خوب می‌شه. Negarân nabâsh, hamechi khoob mishe. = Don’t worry, everything will be fine. ✨ Follow my Persian Mini Lessons on italki and learn Persian with Teacher Yas! 🇮🇷

🌟 English Mini Lesson “Better late than never!” ⏰ Meaning: Doing something late is better than not doing it at all. 💬 Example: — I finally started learning English! — Great! Better late than never! 😊 ✨ Your turn: What have you started doing recently? 👇

ONE tiny detail can change EVERYTHING in Russian! 🤯🇷🇺 Think Е and Ё are basically the same letter? Think again! 👀 They look almost identical, but they can completely change the pronunciation AND meaning of a word! 💚 ВСЕ = everyone / all → Все пришли! Everyone came! 💗 ВСЁ = everything → Я взяла всё. I took everything. 🌤️ НЕБО = sky → Какое красивое небо! What a beautiful sky! 👄 НЁБО = palate (roof of the mouth) → У меня болит нёбо. The roof of my mouth hurts. 💡 GOOD TO KNOW: Е and Ё are two different letters in the Russian alphabet! 🗣️ Е usually sounds like [ye] or indicates a soft consonant + [e]. 🗣️ Ё usually sounds like [yo] or indicates a soft consonant + [o]. And here's the tricky part… 😏 Russians often write Е instead of Ё in everyday texts! So you might see «все» when the writer actually means «всё». You have to figure it out from the context! 💬 QUICK QUIZ! How would you say “EVERYTHING is ready” in Russian? A) Все готово. B) Всё готово. 👇 Write your answer in the comments!

In today's edition of : You might not know this about Americans. Questions from Alice. A native English speaker born and raised in the United States. True or False: Everyone born and raised in the United States must speak business or technical English for their job. (I mean ALL JOBS. From flipping burgers to working in a clothing store.) True or False: Everyone born and raised in the United States is knowledgeable about business/technical English vocabulary. True or False: Everyone born and raised in the United States speaks business English on a regular basis. True or False: Only certain jobs in the US require professional business English speaking at their job. True or False: Public schools in the US teach all kids/teens about business/technical English. True or False: Small talk/casual English speaking is more common than business English. True or False: All United States public universities require students to learn business/technical English, no matter what the degree chosen by the student is. True or False: Native English speakers from the US speak using complex sentences with advanced words on a regular basis. If you're not a native English speaker and are wanting to learn English, how would you answer these true or false questions. The real answers most likely will shock you.

🌱 Persian Mini Lesson 🇮🇷 How to say “I miss you” in Persian? ❤️ دلم برات تنگ شده Delam barât tang shode = I miss you! 💬 Your turn: Who do you miss today? 😊 ✨ Follow my Persian Mini Lessons on italki and learn Persian with Teacher Yas! 🇮🇷