expression for gays we have found, commonly used in both Kenya and Tanzania and where the individual’s top or bottom role is secondary. It would literally translate as a “relaxed” or “superb” (poa) brother (kaka). This slang has its equivalent for lesbians in the expression“dada ...
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However, it helps to learn about the French language and culture so you can understand different types of greetings before you put them to use in real life. What are the most common ways to say hi in French? Since French is a language that values politeness and formalities, it’s ...
Korean pronunciation can be challenging for native English speakers since the language doesn’t have Latin roots. Any slight change in intonation can alter the meaning of words. While these intonation differences are near impossible to learn by reading, practicing on apps like iTranslate, speaking ...
Stop usingsayounara. Yeah, I know Google Translate told you to, but as Misa points out in the video below, not only are you probably pronouncing it wrong, but you’re likely using it incorrectly and confusing people. In any case, there areother ways to say goodbye in Japanesethat are mu...
One of the most common questions I get from Latin teachers interested in CI is “Where do I start?”. I had this question in mind when I approached the legendary Martina Bex of theComprehensible Classroom. I had long admired her SOMOS and NOUS SOMMES curricula as invaluable resources to Spa...
@L_ucyhow about text slang like English had tbh (to be honest) and ttyl(talk to you later) Or maybe this isn’t common in Spain or Latin America but in uk some people talk in a “slangy” sort of way like “oh I just clocked that we have bare homework”( I just realised we ...
Would love for anyone to confirm if the above answer from AI Monga is correct too (and what ...
After six or seven days in Vietnam, all I could say was thank you, please and goodbye. Just learning a few phrases really doesn’t do much for me. However, if you really want to get into the language, for a visit to, say Brazil, which I highly recommend, there are 200 million ...
Hi Ernest, I’m really impressed at your English ;). It’s good to see smart Polish people:) anina Hi Ernest, Keep in mind that this lesson is meant for those who are still grasping for a hold with the language. As for the dictionary I used, It’s the Merriam Webster Dictionary...