Hello Jenny, I'm not native but I'm also learning Japanese and would be happy to share what I know as I don't have any English friends to practice with, would you be interested?

Hi Italki community. Long time no posting questions on this platform. I would be grateful if you could let me know whether the following makes sense or not. Hi everyone. Did everybody get the essay topic yesterday? If not, please take a picture of the list that has the topic written on it ( take a picture of the list with the essay topic written on it) ( both could work? I know it sounds redundant. Both makes sense? (Yes) And please send it here to our telegram group so that others don't make up an excuse tomorrow, saying that they didn't know the topic or something like " I didn't know we were supposed to write an essay. My second writing. Yesterday after work, I punched out on my way home and started to walk towards the metro station. There is a shop that opened recently a few meters away from my workplace. I was passing it and saw lots of lights overhead. I said this to myself and got thinking which way was the right way to say what I said "Oh, lights have been set up here." "Oh, they set up lights overhead." (Both are fine!) They stretched electric wires from this tree as far to that one to provide the lights with electricity. Have a good day everyone. Thanks.

Hi ! Can a British GIRL read the text?... If there are mistakes please correct them 😄 thank you. Hey! My name is Olivia. Nice to meet you! I live in London, the capital city of the United Kingdom. The United Kingdom is an island and there are actually 4 States: England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. The official currency is the pound. There are 67 million inhabitants in my country. People say that it is always rainy and cloudy in the United Kingdom and they are right! The temperatures are always in the average rank. English is the official language here but French has an important place in the history of my country. That is the reason why the motto of the United Kingdom is " dieu et min droit" The national anthem is god save the Queen. Have a nice day!

First thing that springs to mind is Pidan/ Preserved Egg or it is known as the "Thousand Year-Old Egg". This dish is usually served as appetizer or cooked in porridge with pork. The eggs are pickled and fermented in an anaerobic container for 20 days. During this process, the proteins in the egg yolk will break down into amino acids and release ammonia. Therefore, the ammonia flavor in the Thousand year-old egg gives the egg a dainty and mysterious flavor. There are two extreme opinions on Pidan. One is absolutely tasty and the other is unpalatable…it depends. Thx!

My name is Gamze, It means dimple in English. I wonder if it sounds funny or not in a foreign country speaking English.

To leave is more passive whereas to quit you are giving up responsibilities of something such as a job or task. Finally normally relates to a task just that moment being completed whereas eventually normally means the task will be completed at some point. Much and a lot of are very similar with no big differences other than sounding natural when speaking, for example: "You don't do much" "You don't do a lot of anything" Both these mean the same thing. However some sentences wont work with both words. For example: "You have much oranges" You have a lot of oranges" Using "much" here is unnatural and incorrect.