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Hola, soy Nathalie. Soy Colombiana vivo en Medellin. Soy profesora de español, si quieres practicar conversacion estoy para ayudarte. Vamls a mejorar tu español. Nos vemos pronto.

In Japan, there are many "Otakus" who are Stan in English. In other words, Otakus are fans of someone or characters. Do you want to learn the real Japanese Otakus' life? If you think so, let's study with me! In my lesson, you can learn how to write Japanese beautifully with your favorite Japanese words! For example: Jujutsu Kaisen, Kimetsu no Yaiba, One Piece, and so on If you like anime, manga, and so on, come on my lesson.

Conjugue les verbes à l’impératif présent : ① (Attendre) ___ ton tour pour jouer ! ② (Parler) ___ lorsqu’on te le demande ! ③ (Brosser) ___ ton chat ! ④ (Prêter) ___-lui ton stylo. ⑤ (Ranger) ___ ta chambre avant de manger ! ⑥ (Aller) ___-y ! Tu peux y arriver ! ⑦ (Courir) ___ plus vite que lui !

✨ Learn Bangla Naturally — Small Tip for Today If you want to speak Bangla more naturally, start with short, daily-life sentences. Here are 3 simple lines you can use anytime: Ami aschi. (I’m coming.) Tumi kemon acho? (How are you?) Ektu wait koro. (Wait a moment.) Practice these out loud a few times today. Small, consistent practice makes a big difference. 🌿 If you want help speaking Bangla confidently, feel free to message me!

殻を破る (kara wo yaburu) means “break out of your shell” or “overcome limitations.” This Japanese phrase describes surpassing personal boundaries. Example: “自分（じぶん）の殻（から）を破って（やぶって）挑戦（ちょうせん）する” (Break out of my shell and take on challenges).

When you feel yourself collapsing in English, what do you think you’re trying to protect in that moment — your image, your worth, or something much older? You can listen to this podcast in my podcast section to get a better understanding of this podcast episode: Episode 4 — “Why Women We Collapse Under Pressure”?