For Japanese Learners このエピソードでは、『進撃の巨人』のキャラクター、ケニー・アッカーマンについて語ります。 We talk about Kenny’s clumsy love for others, his bond with Uri, and his human struggles. 彼のセリフや行動から、人間の弱さや強さ、が見えてきます。 中級レベルの日本語学習者におすすめです。 You can enjoy deep themes while practicing listening and learning natural Japanese expressions. ✨「Which of Kenny’s lines or scenes stayed with you the most?」 あなたにとって心に残ったケニーのセリフは何ですか？ 一緒に、この魅力的なキャラクターの深さを考えてみましょう。 Original story by Hajime Isayama. Animation by WIT STUDIO and MAPPA.

Hi everyone 🌼 I’d love to get your advice on improving my speaking flow and pronunciation. My English is at an upper-intermediate level, I can hold a conversation quite well, but my pronunciation still sounds a bit “Frenglish” (a mix between French and English accent 😅). Recently, I gave the closing remarks at an international symposium. It went well, but I realized that my speaking sounded like I was reading from a paper, even though I was really engaged and passionate about what I was saying. Do you have any tips or exercises to sound more natural, confident, and expressive when speaking English? Many thanks in advance 💙

I am Pavithra from India.I have been using this app for almost five years to learn English.. I am not a regular user but I found friends and tutors so I learnt English as much as needed.. I logged out last year and now I am again wanting to use this app for learning Hindi..If anyone is really interested in teaching or helping me I would be grateful.

In order to help my children get used to taking an online English lesson every day, I might give them a small reward as encouragement.

I am a quite person. Just wondering If I have a chance to be good at speaking🫠

What about you? Do you have time to cook?

*Luck in Western Countries* 📚📚📚 In Western countries, people also believe in luck. Many think that some objects or actions bring good or bad luck. For example, a four-leaf clover is a symbol of good luck. Some people believe that finding one will bring something good. Horseshoes are also seen as lucky and are sometimes put over doors for protection. There are also ideas about bad luck. For example, walking under a ladder or breaking a mirror is often thought to bring bad luck. In some cultures, Friday the 13th is a very unlucky day. However, not everyone believes in luck. Some people think success comes from hard work, not chance. But still, people often say “Good luck!” before an exam or job interview. It shows support and hope for a good result. In daily life, many Western people mix belief in luck with practical thinking and personal effort.

Learning Norwegian at A1 level. In this episode, we go back to the basics and make it as simple as we possibly can by speaking slower, clearer and about easier to understand topics.

See if you can ace this one!