Start the new year with a fun challenge instead of another “I’ll do it tomorrow.” Why not learn a new language and surprise everyone (including yourself)? Learning a language this year could be your smartest decision yet. Go ahead — give it a try and see where your new words take you!

Guess the correct answer for the sentence below. 🤓📚🌍✨

Happy New Year🎍⛩✨ I can’t believe it is already 2026. This year, I want to become a person who can take action quickly and make plans more carefully. I also want to study hard, but at the same time enjoy my university life because I only have a short time left as a student🥲 I think it is important for me to balance my studies and personal life so that I can grow in many ways. Right after the New Year started, I went glamping near Mount Fuji. The area was covered with snow, so it was very cold, but the scenery was beautiful. Even though the temperature was low, we had a BBQ outside and enjoyed delicious food together. At night, my friends and I stayed up talking until very late. It was a special and memorable time because we could relax and laugh a lot. On the day we returned home, we visited Fuji-Q Highland. I rode one roller coaster, which was very exciting and a little scary, but it was a fun experience. After that, we ate houtou, a famous local noodle dish. It was warm, tasty, and perfect for the cold weather. The whole trip was wonderful, and it made me want to travel again. I hope to go somewhere nice during spring vacation as well. Have a nice day✋🏻

Hi! I still live in Phu Quock. I live in a small hut. There are a lot of trees around the hut. Perhaps I'll stay here until January 16.

Hi, and welcome back to Captain Seasalt and the ABC Pirates with Teacher Alyse! Today, we’re going on an adventure to learn words that start with the letter Z Are you ready? Listen carefully, repeat after me, and then try reading them on your own. zebra, zinnia, zebrafish, zebu, zucchini, zeppelin, zither, zipper, zoo, zen garden, zodiac Great job! Keep practicing, and if you’d like free flashcards to follow along, send me a message. You can also watch this Super Simple Songs Captain Seasalt video on YouTube to learn even more! See you next time—bye for now!

Hello all, I would like to teach English to kids in Germany. As I’m a perfectionist, I’d also like to take English classes to strengthen my knowledge of English and its grammar, even though my level is already B2+. Does anyone have experience teaching kids, so we can go through the right topics together? If so, please get in touch. If the price isn’t unreasonable, we can make it work. (German kids mainly learn British English at school, please be aware of this.)

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