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“What Have You Been Up to?” Meaning
“What have you been up to?” means asking a person about the recent activities they have been doing, especially when they have been away from you.
Back-To-School Tips or How to Go Back to Learning a Language After a Long Break
The hardest part of going back to learning a language is finding your groove again.
Learn English Beach Words You Need This Summer
The long-awaited summertime is finally here. It’s that time to bring out your swimsuits, sunscreen, etc., and head straight for the beach. Who doesn’t love the feeling of the warm sun, the relaxing breeze on their skin, and a chance to kick back and catch a break from busy schedules? Spending a day at the beach is like every other life event; you must be prepared. This preparation comes with many physical items and, of course, an expanse of vocabulary. Want to have beach vocabulary in the next
Revealing the Difference Between Formal And Informal English
Knowing how to adapt your speech and writing according to the formality of the situation will prevent you from coming across as rude.
Interesting Spanish Slang That Will Blow Your Mind
Slangs for “beer” Birra. This word was borrowed from Italian in the Rio de la Plata region (Argentina and Uruguay). It was first used in low-class circles of Italian descent that spoke a mix of Spanish and Italian called “lunfardo.” This argot was originally used by criminals, but with the advent of tango, it was embraced by the middle class. The word lunfardo comes from Lombardo, the adjective for people from the Lombardy region in Italy. Other examples of this can be “laburar” (to work) or “g
When to Use “Hope You are Well” Along With Its Synonyms
Generally, it’s believed that “hope you are well” is a more extended version of “hi” or “hello.” It’s a polite phrase of small talk. Here are 10 synonyms to the phrase “hope you are well”
Main Reasons And Benefits Of Learning a New Language
There are, of course, many benefits to studying languages, for leisure or professional development. In this article, I give my list of what I believe to be the best 5 things about learning a new language. 1. Being able to speak more than one language will make you less likely to develop dementia later in life, and this is a huge benefit to your mental health. 2. Being able to speak a foreign language will make you more employable, as language skills are very useful for businesses. This can gi
Exploring the Fascinating World of Animal Sounds in English
These words, like “buzz” for the sound of a bee or “meow” for a cat’s call, are called onomatopoeia animal sounds because they imitate the sounds they describe.
