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I rewrite my post of my opinion about the new update of Italki, because the previous one was not really good. I will also tell about what I like about the update, not just the things what should improve. Podcasts Some of the Cantonese podcasts, the things are explained in Mandarin Chinese. It is that I can understand Mandarin Chinese, but for other people who can't understand Mandarin Chinese, a transcription and English translation would be helpful. Actually I like the display of the podcasts before the update more than after the update. The display was just like when you are searching for teacher, a bigger display. Now it is smaller. Messages button If you have read my previous post, I told that the messages button that has changed place, was not really practical in my opinion. But now I actually get used of it, so I don't care anymore. Quizzes It is not possible to see which vocabulary and quizzes (in the Discover section) a teacher has made, when going to the teacher's profile, only the podcasts you can see by clicking on the posts of the teacher in question. In overall, a nice update.

The new feature makes things more organized, however it´ll be cool if you could save posts and put them in a gallery or something. I like the podcasts though

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ESL students try this. Choose the correct answer.

ESL students try this.

You're tired of English teachers. I'm not one. Teachers correct your grammar. I work on the moment before you open your mouth - the freeze, the fear, the stuck. Grammar isn't what keeps you quiet in meetings. Fear is. We remove the fear. Then you speak. Saving you years.

You're not "bad at English." You learned it in a classroom—so your brain still files it under "school." In meetings, that file opens. Student mode. Quiet, careful, waiting for permission. But you're not in a classroom. You're in a boardroom. Same English. Different identity. That's what we rebuild.