Hello everyone, I'd like to check which word is a better choice in my condition. Here's the background: I am working on a series of books that are designed for people in different age brackets. So should it be "[Book name] (Children's Version)" or "[Book name] (Children's Edition)"? Thank you so much for answering my question!

In the UK, the number one app to scroll through and kill time is probably TikTok. It’s addictive, fun, and full of variety. The best thing about TikTok is the sheer number of educational and informative channels available—there’s something for everyone. Whether you’re into learning new recipes, getting fitness tips, discovering life hacks, or watching history being explained in bite-sized videos, TikTok has it all. And let’s not forget the endless stream of comedy sketches and relatable content that can lift your mood instantly. Of course, apps like Instagram and YouTube also remain hugely popular for entertainment, but TikTok's short-form, snappy videos seem to capture attention like nothing else right now. What about you? What's your go-to app or website when you need a quick escape or some entertainment? Leave a comment and share your favorite—bet it’s not the TV anymore, right? 📱✨

Hello everyone! I'm new on italki. All my life it has been very hard to find a native English speaker with whom i can talk freely. Is there anybody who can help me get through the fear of speaking English with a native speaker?

I like the song, "Thank Goodness" from the musical, Wicked. I'd like to make sure about the following lyrics meaning of the song. One of the heroine, Grinda sings "I couldn't be happier." That sounds unhappy, but at that time, she was on the top of the happiness because she engaged. I assume that she'd like to sing how happy she is. (The lyrics of "I couldn't be happier" is synonymous with "super happy"?) Is that correct? PS: I can't wait Ariana Grande's Wicked is on the screen.

It's time for some British slang!

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Words related to society and culture: Cosmopolitan: Familiar with and at ease in many different countries and cultures. Nihilism: A philosophical doctrine asserting the ultimate meaninglessness of life. Cynicism: A cynical attitude or state of mind.