Table tennis matches. Cause recently, table tennis is my main hobby. By watching a match, I can learn different techniques from professional players. Although it is not as beneficial as playing it in person. It is better than doing nothing. By the way, I want to refer to my favorite table tennis players. Jan Ove Waldner is one of the most famous table tennis players in the world. He is literally a legend. He is also known as "the Mozart of table tennis". And the other one is Koki Niwa. He has a very unique style of playing. His nickname is "Chop block artist" cause he can do amazing chop blocks. He always maintains his cool appearance. He doesn't show any kind of emotions towards his opponent. I have seen from somewhere he has another nickname which is "the cool Japanese kid".

Hello everyone! What is the difference between "mention" and "refer"?

I have been trying to learn English for a long time. But I have never taken learning English seriously before. When I started medical school, I realized the importance of knowing English. Because English is the main language used in medicine and most of the medical publications are written in English. Every passing day, new treatments are found to cure diseases. If you want to be a good doctor, you have to follow the developments in the medical field and treat your patients with the best therapeutic methods.

Hi there! I have a question. What is the difference between "though" and "although"?

I watched "Warm Bodies". I really liked it. Although it is a zombie movie, the movie itself ridiculed the zombies. At first, it seemed a dystopian movie but they approached the humorous side of a zombie apocalypse. In addition, it also includes a little romance. I think it is worth to be watched.

Hello everyone! Which one sounds more natural? Which one should I use? -How is it pronounced? -How does it pronounce? -How to pronounce it? -How can I pronounce it?

In old Turks(very very old), there was a custom which is naming a child after only if she/he does a heroical thing. When the baby is born, a temporary name is chosen for the baby by her/his family. She/he has to deserve it to be given a permanent name. For example by learning to shoot arrows, doing a useful thing during a battle, or hunting a bear. And that given name relates to what is done. For this reason, after I learned this custom when I was a kid, I named my parakeet "cicikuş" which means "pretty bird" in English. Because the first word he said was "pretty bird":)

The first one is when my parakeet was still alive, I taught him to say 3 words. The second word I taught him was "aşkım", which means is "my love" in English. It is a common word parakeet learns to say in Turkey. While I was saying to him "my love" to teach the word, he repeated after me by saying "my love". It was a lovely moment that I have. And the second one is while I was cleaning his cage, I always released him to fly in our sitting room (Birds must release in the room they always stay in) When I had to leave the room in order to add bird food to his cage, I made towards the door and he always settled on my shoulder cause he didn't want me to leave the room, even while he was riding his best hobby which was gnawing the beads of the tablecloth:). I think the first moment might not express his attachment towards me. But the second one will always be in my heart.

I play a violin. When I was 9, one of my classmates brought a violin to the class. She allowed us to play her violin. Even at that time, I composed a very easy piece with her violin. Then I made my mom buy me a violin. But at that time I used to play violin occasionally. After that when I started high school, I began to take a violin lesson per week. Ah good old days! I couldn't wait to come home to play the violin. And violin is much more easy to carry than a piano:)