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#LanguagePartner
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A Language Partner is someone who is fluent in the language you’re learning and wants to learn your native language. Language partners help one another improve their languages.
#LanguagePartner
A Language Partner is someone who is fluent in the language you’re learning and wants to learn your native language. Language partners help one another improve their languages.
Hi! I'm a native Russian speaker. I've got a pretty good level of English and now I'm looking for some speaking practice with either a native English speaker or someone who's looking to improve their skills.
In exchange I can help you with Russian or we can study Italian together, I'm just starting out with that one.
Grateful for any help!
Nov 10, 2026 10:30 AM
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Vocab Challenge (B2) #day13
Three people describe the same person. Who is using a NEGATIVE word?
A: 'She's very determined.'
B: 'She's very stubborn.'
C: 'She's very persistent.'
A
B
C
ALL OF THEM
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Nov 4, 2026 7:31 PM
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Hi! I’m a native Japanese speaker from Japan.
I’ve been in the States for about a year, and I’m somewhere between beginner and intermediate in English.
I’m looking for English speakers who are learning Japanese and would like to practice together. We can help each other improve our English and Japanese!
I’d especially love to connect with people who enjoy Japanese anime and manga.
I’d also love to hear about your interests and hobbies!
I’m looking forward to making new friends!
Feel free to send me a message or leave a comment!
Nov 3, 2026 10:05 PM
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Vocab Challenge (B2) #day12
Which word best completes the sentence: 'After working late every day this week, Sarah felt completely _____.'
energetic
exhausted
enthusiastic
indifferent
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Nov 2, 2026 6:44 AM
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👕 OДЕТЬ vs НАДЕТЬ — WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?
These two Russian verbs look almost identical, but they have different meanings!
Even advanced Russian learners sometimes confuse them.
Let’s make it simple!
1. НАДЕТЬ (To put on)
We use НАДЕТЬ when we put clothes or accessories on ourselves or someone else.
Examples:
* Надеть куртку. — To put on a jacket.
* Надеть шапку. — To put on a hat.
* Надеть обувь. — To put on shoes.
* Надеть очки. — To put on glasses.
Think: НАДЕТЬ ЧТО? (Put on what?)
2. ОДЕТЬ (To dress someone)
We use ОДЕТЬ when we dress another person or someone who needs help getting dressed.
Examples:
* Одеть ребёнка. — To dress a child.
* Одеть малыша. — To dress a baby.
* Одеть куклу. — To dress a doll.
Think: ОДЕТЬ КОГО? (Dress whom?)
3. Remember this simple rule!
* Надеть одежду. 👕
* Одеть человека. 🧍
For example:
❌ Я одел куртку.
✅ Я надел куртку.
❌ Я надел ребёнка.
✅ Я одел ребёнка.
4. Let’s practice!
Choose the correct answer:
1. I put on my jacket.
A) Я одел куртку.
B) Я надел куртку.
2. I dressed my child.
A) Я одел ребёнка.
B) Я надел ребёнка.
Write your answers in the comments! 👇 🇷🇺
Nov 2, 2026 3:49 AM
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