Hello! I’m a native Kiswahili speaker from Kenya, and I’m here to help you learn Kiswahili in a simple, friendly, and enjoyable way. In my lessons, we will focus on everyday conversations, pronunciation, greetings and introductions, travel and daily-life Kiswahili, and building your speaking confidence. Whether you are a complete beginner or want to improve your communication skills, I will guide you step by step through practical conversations and useful expressions you can use in real life. My goal is to help you speak Kiswahili confidently, understand Kenyan expressions, and enjoy learning about our language and culture. Let’s learn Kiswahili together!

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recently in Japan, I often hear about cyberattacks, on the news. To be honestly I am afraid of AI development. because I guess AI is going to be smarter than human being. and they would take our Jobs. Development of AI is so quick now in my opinion, AI would rule the world and people follow what AI said. but we also get benefit from them. for example translation and searching or something else and most important thing is thinking. I think it is gonna be like calculator. people rely on it to calculate now so I guess people would start to rely on AI to think

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Daily English Expressions! Day 16: To make an impression Examples: “I met John yesterday, I hope I made a good impression.” “I’m worried about the job interview, I think I made a bad first impression.” Which sentence is incorrect?: A: I made a bad impression when i spilt the coffee. B: Troy made a great impression on his first day. C: Linda didn’t think she could make that bad of an impression. D: Bart didn’t made a good impression at dinner.

Spotted this warning sign in the park: “Beware Water monitor” In English, beware means “be careful” or “watch out.” A water monitor is a large, strong lizard that loves swimming and can grow longer than a person! Have you ever seen a warning sign in English that taught you a new word?

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Question for English language learners. English tutor Alice here. If you could speak to someone from the United States what would you want to talk about? What's something that you'd love to learn about the US? What topics do you love to talk about with your friends? Do you know what small talk is? Is small talk with strangers common where you live? Here in the US it is very common. We do small talk with strangers. We talk about the weather, hobbies, sports, food and more! We talk to strangers in grocery stores, book stores, libraries and more places. My hobbies are knitting, writing, diamond art and photography.