When learning English we wonder whether we need to have a certain accent. Usually American or British? But the truth is just need a neutral and clear accent to be Natively-fluent rather than sound like we're from a place we did not grow up in.

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Fao nos cuenta sobre su viaje a Malawi, el corazón cálido de África, su hermosa gente, su buena música, y el impresionante Mulanje massif.

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日本語が上手になってきているなぁ😀って感じる生徒さん

①日記を書いている人（毎日じゃなくてもいいです）
②週に二回レッスンをしている人（せめて30分を2回）

Japanese "Taka" it easy

日本語が上手な生徒さんの特徴は二つ

You can find out some information about Martisor traditions and legends

ROMANIAN

Martisor

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Escúchanos a Mariana y a mí platicar de lo que se ve, o se veía, en la televisión cubana y mexicana, así como lo que se transmite en la radio.
Mariana:
https://www.italki.com/teacher/8631560/spanish

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Duración: 6 minutos
♦Dejar colgado, se lo cargó el payaso... y más!
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Checa el perfil de Camila para más episodios:
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If you're doing online dating in the English-speaking world, you might see people talking about their "icks."

This is a slang word — icks are things that give you "a sudden feeling that you dislike someone" or are no longer attracted to them, according to the Cambridge Dictionary.

Icks are not always really big things. Being rude to an employee at a store, for example, might be an ick for someone, or eating with your mouth open.

People will often say they "got the ick" when they noticed something about a person that made them feel they were no longer attracted to them.

If they get to that point, it may be hard for them to feel attracted again!

If you're looking through dating profiles on an app, the most common ick is people who are negative or bitter.

That's according to a survey for Forbes Health. One thousand Americans who had used a dating app in the last year were asked about their dating habits.

And about 70% said people who are negative or bitter in their bios, perhaps about a previous relationship, give them the ick.

Other common icks include people with edited photos, people who are too interested in their possessions, and people with bad spelling or grammar.

And when using the apps, daters often make their decisions quite quickly.

According to the survey, the average person takes about two-and-a-half minutes to make a decision about whether they like a person or not.

So what makes daters attractive to others? Having a profile that shows a good sense of humor is a good thing, according to 80% of people.

The same number said they like people who have hobbies and interests, while many others like people who are interested in travel — or who show a pet in their photo!