On April of this year, when I started to study English again I took a test to know my English level. The result was A2, Everyday I have been practicing my English skills. And I can say that I have improved in it, well I feel that. But today, I took the same test again because I wanted to know my new English level (I thought about B1). So, what was my surprise?! I am still A2 level, at the beggining I felt a little bad because I am putting love and endeavor to learn a different idiom than mine. You know, the hardest challenge about learning a new idiom is don't feeling dissapointed sometimes; like me, today. But, then I thought that I shoudn't worry about a "test" (I really hate take tests). Instead, I shoud be more focus in improve my English, maybe with news techniques or adding more time practice everyday. So, don't feel sad, dissapointed or worry about your language learning. Be persistent and trust me, with the time, you could noticead the difference. 😁⭐ We can do it!! 🤍✌

I'm a native English speaker looking for language exchange with a native German speaker.

Yesterday I finished "Educated" by Dr. Tara Westover.

An native English speaker would say "search for the meaning of some new words." I'm glad you found the site and you're getting something out of it

Namika's Leiblingsmensch und Alexa Feser's Wunderfinder.

Currently, Ukraine and Germany are organizing a joint, creative online project. The idea of the project is a collaboration of musicians from these two countries. You are mostly right! Just a couple small edits.

The audio is terrible on that! I can't make out what he's saying, and I'm a native English speaker. I did catch the towards the end he says, 'I wanted my mama, but she wound up in ______ country," which I take to be a region in the U.S.