🎤 Pronunciation Challenge Can you pronounce this French sentence? Un chasseur sachant chasser sait chasser sans son chien. 🇫🇷 Or this English tongue twister? How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? 🇬🇧 Which one is harder for you?

🌍 Translation Challenge! How would you say this in French? "I can't wait to visit Paris." Write your answer in the comments! 🇫🇷

🔍 Can you spot the mistake? She don't like coffee. Can you correct the sentence? 👇

✍️ Fill in the blank! Choose the correct word: I ______ to the gym every Saturday. A) go B) goes C) going Write your answer in the comments! 😊

🇫🇷 French Practice! Choose the correct answer: How do you say "Good morning" in French? A) Bonsoir B) Bonjour C) Bonne nuit Write your answer in the comments! 😊

🇫🇷 French Tip of the Day Many learners confuse "Bon" and "Bien." ✅ Bon = adjective (good) Example: Ce livre est bon. ✅ Bien = adverb (well) Example: Elle parle bien français. Can you write a sentence using bon or bien? I'd love to help!

Today, I gave a presentation in my second class. My third class was free, so I went to Saizeriya with my friends for lunch and ate doria.🍴After that, I took my fourth class and then went to my club activity. We finally started preparing for the summer open campus. I want to do my best to tell high school students more about the attractions of university‼︎

Today I went to the hair salon. I changed my hair color to black. I am good friends with my hairdresser, so it was fun to talk with her. Tomorrow I am going glamping with my friends. We are going to Lake Kawaguchi. I am very excited because it is my first glamping trip this year.

Today I gave presentations on pragmatics. Actually it was my first time giving a solo presentation at university so I was very nervous. I am contacting research to discuss compilation test so I get a presentation about the planning of the research. And now I I'm conducting a survey on this for many people.

I’ve spent the last month physically preparing myself to play tennis, but I completely neglected the most crucial step: reserving a tennis court. Back home, it’s uncrowded enough that same-day bookings were never an issue, but I’ve learned that it's nearly impossible in Tokyo or Kanagawa. Now, I’m stuck either hoping for a lucky cancellation or waiting until next month to play. Living in the city feels so claustrophobic and frustrating.