Are both sentences OK? I'm talking about a past event. If I say; ** I had experienced something I had never experienced before. ** It has happened recently. If I say ** I experienced something that's never happened to me before. **

Hi there! I’m Alina — a Russian-speaking HR professional living in Moldova. I’m learning English (B2) and Romanian (A2), and I love connecting with people from different countries. I’ve lived in Serbia, Armenia, and Indonesia, so I’m always happy to talk about travel, cultural differences, or everyday life abroad. If you’d like to practice English or Russian together, just drop me a message 🙂

你喜欢中国吗？想要学习中文吗？

MY ITALIAN FOR YOUR ENGLISH!!! Hi everyone!!! I'm offering exciting Italian lessons in exchange for English practice! Let's help each other grow while enjoying the beauty of language together. What I Offer: Personalized ITALIAN lessons tailored to your level Fun and engaging conversation practice What I Need: English practice sessions where we can share our knowledge, mostly just a casual lighthearted conversation with a NATIVE ENGLISH speaker... Looking forward to hearing you soon... Simone

I found a dance studio that provided very affordable lessons at the center of the city. It definitely won't happen in the capital city. There are just too many learners in the evening. Fortunately, I don't work, so I can go there during the daytime. Despite appreciating the classical style in traditional Chinese dance, I really can't do any forms of ultimate art. Even though it's a very easy-to-follow class, I can't follow all the steps. When I can't follow some steps, I can't help but worry about them. The nervousness makes me unable to concentrate on the following movements, let alone body emotions. Fear of dancing started at primary school. I was too nervous when I attended a dance lesson for the first time, so I couldn't control my hands. The teacher punished me. And the second time was when I was at university; we enrolled in street dance. The pace was fast, and I failed my PE.

1.Cultural Tips 🧧 "Chinese New Year is coming! Did you know ‘红包’ (hóngbāo) means ‘red envelope’ and symbolizes good luck? 💰 Learning these cultural words makes your Chinese more authentic! 2.Practical sentences 🎉 "How to greet someone during Chinese New Year? Try this: ‘新年快乐，万事如意！’ (Xīnnián kuàilè, wànshì rúyì!) – ‘Happy New Year, may all your wishes come true!’ 🐯 Practice and impress your friends! 3.Interactive questions ❓ "What’s your Chinese zodiac sign? 2026 is the Year of the Horse! Comment your birth year, and I’ll tell you your sign! 🎊 4.Learning motivation 🌟 "New year, new language goals! Set a 5-minute daily habit to learn Chinese – start with festive phrases like ‘年夜饭’ (niányèfàn – New Year’s Eve dinner). 🥢 Consistency is key! 5.Riddles / Fun 🧩 "Riddle time! What Chinese New Year decoration is both ‘red’ and ‘lucky’, and sounds like ‘fortune’? 🧧 Answer: ‘福’ (fú – luck character)! Share your guess! 6.Comparison of Festivals 🌍 "Just like Christmas in the West, Chinese New Year is about family, food, and gifts! Learn to compare traditions in Chinese. 🎁 How does your culture celebrate?

请问有没有适合7岁儿童的英语？非常初级了