Today, after English classes at the university, I attended a biology class. Since I have a biology test next Wednesday, I paid closer attention than usual. After that, I went to my part-time job. It was really busy today because there weren’t many crews. Since I also have a psychology test on Saturday,

English is a bridge to new experiences. In my lessons, students develop speaking, listening, reading, writing, and confidence through practical activities and personalized guidance. Dr. Osama from Egypt PHD in EFL English Tutor | | Islamic Studies Instructor on Italki

30-day Idiom Challenge #day9

Learning New Words — tip 4 of 5. #NewWordsWeek Record yourself. Yes, nobody likes their own voice! Do it anyway. Pick a short paragraph, two or three sentences. Record it on your phone. Listen back once and check three things: Do your word endings survive? Do you rush certain sounds? Is there a word you quietly avoid? Listening back helps you notice what’s working and what needs attention.

🇬🇧 Tongue Twister Can you say this 3 times fast? She sells seashells by the seashore. 🎤 Good luck!

🇬🇧 Can you guess this English idiom? 🦵 ➕ 🪣 🤔 What expression do these emojis represent? A) Break a leg B) Kick the bucket C) Hit the sack 👇 Write your answer in the comments!

🇬🇧 One word challenge Fill in the blank with ONE word. I can't find my keys. I have ______ them. 👇 What's the missing word?

3 Expressions Egyptians Use Every Day: ʿAlā fikra (على فكرة) = By the way. Walā yhemmak (ولا يهمك) = Don't worry / It's okay. Khod bālak (خد بالك) = Be careful / Pay attention. If you learn just one new expression every day, you'll understand real conversations much faster than by memorizing single words. Start with one small step today, and you'll be surprised by how quickly you improve.

Abnormally high temperatures, frequent wildfires and floods… Extreme weather events keep growing as global warming gets worse. Even disasters that were once described as “once-in-a-century” are happening more often. Climate change is no longer a distant warning. It is something we can feel in our daily lives. Small efforts from every person add up. Saving electricity, cutting waste, choosing low-carbon travel. Every little choice matters for our planet’s future.

The Great Languages Challenge can be completed during a planned lesson or also set as a language-themed homework task