Hi everyone, I’m Farzad, a Persian teacher. If you want to learn Persian from zero, I can help you build a strong and simple foundation. In my lessons, we focus on real Persian conversation, not only grammar. You will learn: • How to introduce yourself in Persian • Useful daily sentences • Correct pronunciation • Basic questions and answers • Simple conversation for real life • Persian culture through language My teaching style is calm, practical, and step by step. You do not need to know the Persian alphabet before starting. We can begin with speaking first. A simple example from the first lesson: سلام Salām Hello اسم من ... است Esm-e man ... ast My name is ... من در ... زندگی می‌کنم Man dar ... zendegi mikonam I live in ... If you are a complete beginner, you are welcome. Book a trial lesson and let’s start Persian in a simple and clear way. Hashtags #Persian #Farsi #LearnPersian #PersianTeacher #FarsiTeacher #LanguageLearning #italki

Hello, English learners! I'm back with another series about landforms in the United States. This time we'll be exploring the Mississippi River. Here is some information about the text I'll be sharing: 📊 Level: A2+ (pre-intermediate) 📌 Topic: The Mississippi River ❓Focus Question: Why is the Mississippi River called the “Mighty” Mississippi? 🆕 Words to Know: • ecosystem • dam • delta • flood • lock • mammal • sediment • watershed ‼️Don't forget to make note of the vocabulary—I'll post a quiz at the end of the week.

Attended AKKHAR, LANGUAGE RECLAMATION THROUGH TECHNOLOGY , It was insightful.

Which country are you from? Tell me about your country. What is it like there? What seasons do you get? Does it snow? I'm from the US. I was born in the US. I've never visited outside of North America. I'm originally from the state of Ohio. Pretty boring state. Not boring if you love sports though. In Northern Ohio it would snow a lot during the Winter months. I moved to Kentucky a few years ago. Kentucky has the Derby. It also has the longest known cave system in the world. Kentucky Fried Chicken was started here.

🌴 Top 10 Reasons Malayalam Is One of the Most Special (and Surprisingly Challenging) Languages to Learn! 🇮🇳 Hi everyone! I teach Malayalam, and I always love seeing people's reactions when they discover how unique this language is. Here are 10 reasons Malayalam stands out: 1️⃣ One of the longest words and names you'll see Malayalam can build very long words through combinations and suffixes. 2️⃣ It's written the same forwards and backwards "Malayalam" is famous as a palindrome in English. 3️⃣ It has a beautiful flowing script The letters are rounded and artistic because historically, people wrote on palm leaves. 4️⃣ Verb endings change with tense and context Past, present, and future patterns can feel like solving little puzzles. 5️⃣ Many sounds don't exist in English Some sounds require tongue positions learners have never used before. 6️⃣ A lot of meaning lives in suffixes Tiny endings can completely change a sentence. 7️⃣ Formal and casual speech can differ How you talk with friends may differ from how you speak to elders. 8️⃣ It contains influences from Sanskrit, Tamil, Arabic, Portuguese, and English It carries layers of history inside the language. 9️⃣ Some words don't translate directly Many expressions carry emotion and cultural meaning that require explanation. 🔟 It's challenging — but rewarding Many learners say Malayalam feels difficult at first because of the script, pronunciation, and grammar patterns. But once the patterns click, it becomes much easier. ✨ Malayalam isn't just a language; it's a doorway into Kerala's culture, movies, music, and daily life. If you're curious about learning Malayalam from beginner to conversational level, I'd love to help. 😊

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DAILY PHRASAL VERB KNOWLEDGE CHECK✅️ What phrasal verb would you use?🤔 “At first, the manager seemed enthusiastic about the proposal, but during the meeting he started to ___ once the financial risks were mentioned.” A) back down B) brush up on C) come across

English students try this. Choose the correct answer.