Whether you like or not, E-payments have been deeply related to everyone's daily life. As shopping online became a trend, most people gave up the tranditional payment: cash. Everyone enjoy the convenience brought by E-payments, but nobody see the money get out of their wallets. Using cash can help you avoid overspending when you see your money get less and the wallet becomes empty. Nothing can stop a cashless society, but there are still some safty problems worth paying more attentions on. For example, when you use E-payments, it will leave a digital record which shows yours private messages to others. If someone take advantage of these private inpormation, It's dangerous for you! So, how to protect users' privacy is the most important responsibility to the APP operators. Meanwhile, As banking business decreases, many people lost their jobs!

When you are eating out in Turkey or let's say, at your friend's house: ❌ Don’t say: Teşekkürler yemek için (sounds unnatural) ✅ Say: Eline sağlık Although, simply "teşekkür ederim" (thank you) is okay to say it. If you wanna put a smile on the cook's face, you say: ELİNE SAĞLIK 🙌 It’s warmer than just saying “thanks”. You’re basically saying: “Your hands did a great job.” Examples: Yemek çok güzel, eline sağlık. (The food is delicious, thank you.) Anne, eline sağlık! (Mom, thanks for the food!)

What’s harder for you in Spanish: understanding natives or speaking without freezing? 😅

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A good tip for learners of English is "if you can't see it, you can't i-n-g it!". This means that any verb which you cannot see someone doing cannot be used in a continuous tense. For example, you cannot say "he is having two brothers" because you cannot see this just by looking at this guy. Also, you cannot say "I am wanting something" because I cannot see you want it. It is the same for every continuous tense.

The formula you were never taught — and why 15 years of learning English didn’t work Stress → Freeze → Shutdown (No access to your real knowledge) If this feels familiar, you’ve been climbing the wrong ladder all along. Not the knowledge ladder — but ignoring the psychological layer of communication. Fear creates stress. Stress creates freeze. Freeze blocks access. That’s why more grammar, more courses, more preparation don’t solve the problem. People come to me when traditional methods stop working. When books don’t help. When grammar, reading, and writing don’t translate into real speaking. They come to be stretched — and to activate what’s already inside them. Over 20,000 sessions. Clients from 70 countries. From teenagers to CEOs. This is not language learning. This is communication activation. The work follows a simple but non-obvious logic: Discover → Design → Deploy → Accountability If you’ve felt stuck for years, this recording will change how you see the problem.

Learning languages should be fun and interesting. Here are some ways you can learn a foreign language: 1. Watch shows with subtitles in your target language 2. Write a journal in your target language 3. Listen to music in your target language 4. Learn words and phrases that are useful to you I’ve done these to learn Japanese and it helped me a lot. It improved my speaking, listening, reading and writing skills. Writing can help you express your thoughts and subtly improve your speaking skills. When you enjoy what you are doing, you will retain information a lot faster.

English students try this!