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December 15, 2025 at 5:03 PM
john0109.bsky.social
Good morning Jenny. 😊

Through your posts I learn a little something new every day about the Netherlands and even pick up a word or two in dutch! So I was wondering about children's choosing-rhymes. In English we have "Eenie, meenie, miney, mo" to find out who's "it". Is there a dutch equivalent?
December 14, 2025 at 9:56 AM
acpinono.bsky.social
So I was raised English. Learn something new every day
December 14, 2025 at 12:47 AM
jimprov.sendusyourmoney.com
hee-haw
Name : Rawhide Kobayashi (send an email) Age: 27 Country: Japan Hobby: BBQ sauce, Cowboy hats, being Rawhide Posted : September 24, 2011 (Saturday ) Howdy, my name is Rawhide Kobayashi. I'm a 27 year old Japanese Japamerican. (western culture fan for you foreigners). I brand and wrangle cattle on my ranch, and spend my days perfecting my craft and enjoying superior American passtimes. (Barbeque, Rodeo, Fireworks) I train with my branding iron every day, this superior weapon can permanently leave my ranch emblem on a cattle's hide because it is white-hot, and is... vastly superior to any other method of livestock marking. I earned my branding license two years ago, and I have been getting better every day: I speak English fluently, both Texas and the Oklahoma dialect, and I write fluently. as well. I know everything about American history and their cowboy code, which I follow 100% When I get my. American visa, I am moving to Dallas to work in an oil field to learn more about their magnificent culture. I hope I can become a cattle wrangler for the Double Cross Ranch or an oil rig operator for Exxon-Mobil! I own several cowboy hats, which I wear around town. I want to get used to wearing them before 1 move to America, so I can fit in easier: I rebel against my elders and seniors and speak English as often as I can, but rarely does anyone. manage to respond. Wish me luck in America! No. 26884
December 13, 2025 at 2:32 AM
saocousins.bsky.social
Actually it common Ling (not cod)
I had to look it up, five days in water (change water every day), six days in sodium carbonate, and then water for 4-5 days. Boil eat (not me!). It took my english dad 15 years to learn to like it. Very odd Christmas food.
December 9, 2025 at 10:09 PM
dustythecritic.bsky.social
I knew part of that, but I thought the original language was English, but with a different accent (that doesn’t sound all that different to my Texan ears)

I get to learn new things every day.
December 5, 2025 at 8:08 PM
chrisjauthor.bsky.social
Oh! You learn something new every day 😆.
And no, I'm English, haha. 🇬🇧
December 5, 2025 at 8:51 AM
sownow.bsky.social
“The belief in a supernatural source of evil is not necessary; men alone are quite capable of every wickedness.”
-British writer Joseph Conrad, born on this day in 1857.
His best-known work, "Heart of Darkness," was published in 1899.
#WriterSky #BookSky #History #BOTD
Conrad’s writing often described how individuals – despite their unique talents – were defeated by antagonists who were amoral, ignorant, and hopeless. Debate continues between those who believe Conrad saw this struggle everywhere versus those who believe Conrad was a colonizing, white supremacist. Despite that, he was long considered a master of English literature, even though he didn’t learn to speak the language fluently until he was in his 20s. A b/w photo of author Joseph Conrad, 1905 Photo credit: Corbis | Getty Images Image source: WSJ
December 3, 2025 at 1:27 PM
balakunua.bsky.social
Every day we match #mentors with #Ukrainian students who want to either learn #English for the first time or to improve their English and #November was a great month
Thank you to our matching team and our verification team without you this number wouldn't be possible. Thank you for #volunteering
December 2, 2025 at 11:48 AM
blossomdiary.bsky.social
🎲 Diary Voca is here!
Learn English from the moments in your day — not random word lists.
Daily vocab + fun quizzes = watch your English grow, a little every day. ✨

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Automatic vocabulary lists from your English diary. Learn more effectively with daily-life–based word quizzes and sentence games. English sentence-building game using daily vocab on the Blossom app.
November 30, 2025 at 12:12 PM
ributionsfehler.bsky.social
Meh. There are at least three decent hooks for a clever take right there, and that's all you have?

That's not even an insult, that just how every cliche 'murican sounds the day they learn that languages other than English exist.
November 28, 2025 at 9:21 PM
jrobb773.bsky.social
I feel sad at how many people are voluntarily giving up their own curiosity. “I’m not Irish; I wasn’t told those stories.” Okay! Wikipedia has a random article feature. You could learn one (1) new thing every day on your lunch break without An Authority Figure telling you what to learn. ✨free will✨
WIKIPEDIA Help:Random page If you are new to Wikipedia and just want to explore, or if you don't know where you want to go, the Simple English Wikipedia has a random page feature that takes you to any one of the pages on this wiki. In most cases, you would want to see any article. This is easily done: just type "Special:Random" in the box at the top of the page where you normally type an article name. You will be taken directly to a random article page without having to do anything else.
November 20, 2025 at 4:25 PM
cleanwaterservices.bsky.social
Only flush the 3 P’s: pee, poo & (toilet) paper.
Not every place in the world can even flush all three — we’re lucky.

This World Toilet Day (Nov 19), we’re grateful for the infrastructure that keeps our community safe. 🚽💙

Learn more here: cleanwaterservices.org/2025/11/12/g...
An image that says, "PLEASE DON'T THROW PAPER IN THE TOILET" in English and in Greek. An image that suggests that now you can't flush toilet paper down the toilet.
November 19, 2025 at 11:27 PM
doobydoowop.bsky.social
I can't bear the sound of his whiny voice. He sounds more like a caricature of himself every day, with the stupid way he speaks.
There aren't enough swear words in English that I can use to describe him - will need to learn some good ones in another language!
November 19, 2025 at 1:45 AM
gruntmusic.bsky.social
I learn something every day. But, why did they use Latin letters? Would it be “G” for “Go”, or Japanese characters like “行く”?

I like Japanese/Chinese/Korean words on a t-shirt, because they look cool. But then I see people from those countries with shirts in English that say, “SANDWICH” or similar
November 18, 2025 at 6:20 AM
hexdragon.bsky.social
Fun fact, despite the Hungary's small size,it always had a surprisingly large film industry even up to this day.

They even dub every movie and children's cartoon unlike some other European countries. Which has drawbacks because children are less exposed to English, so less of them learn it early
November 11, 2025 at 11:25 AM
akeboshikinsei.com
Advice for anyone planning a trip to Japan:
・The best convenience store for food is 7-Eleven.
・Learn some Japanese. Don’t fall into the hallucination that English will get you everywhere.
・Take a shower every day and wash your hair properly. Always use deodorant. I mean this seriously.
November 10, 2025 at 5:07 PM
regretteruane.bsky.social
Was really struck by what a lovely inspiring exercise this is, like a primary school version of Mary Oliver’s Instructions for living a life
Pay attention.
Be astonished.
Tell about it
Page from a 1960s primary school English textbook with a lovely cartoonish illustration of a red haired white girl in blue shirt looking at a cockatoo on a black perch. It is in the centre bottom and takes up about a third of the page, above is black serif text which reads Have you ever noticed? Every day we "see" things without really looking at them at all. On the way to and from school look at just one thing that you have often passed but never looked at very closely - it may be a street lamp, a small plant in a hedgerow, someone's front gate, the wall and windows of an ofice building, the balcony of a house, an object in a shop window. You are a secret service agent, and exact knowledge of this object is your password. Your life depends on it. Learn it by heart, and then describe it to the fellow agent who has to test you by your knowledge.
November 10, 2025 at 9:35 AM
thebossross.bsky.social
Today's random #German word of the day is this.

📢 m.dict.cc/deutsch-engl...

#LearnALanguage - every word, every phrase you learn is a win.
Illustration of the German word 'die Schlappe' which dates back to the late Middle Ages when it meant 'slap' - just like in English -, meaning 'setback, defeat'.
November 9, 2025 at 5:07 AM
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MEIFUMADO - A SAMURAI THRILLER is now available in English, French, and Spanish ! 🇬🇧 🇨🇵 🇪🇦

Discover the saga on Amazon or on the official store.
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"I MUST LIVE IN MEIFUMADO... ACCEPTING ALL THE REVERSALS OF RIKUDO SHISHO." Modern-day Japan. Daisuke is the last known heir of the Watanabe clan — a samurai living in a world where they are no longer needed. Their honor must be restored. Naoki is a young teenager on the way to reunite with his father — a boy left confused and aimless by the death of his careless mother. He desperately desires purpose. Daisuke seeks revenge in the name of his ancestors — Naoki is caught in the thick of it. One lives according to old forgotten traditions — the other according to a lifestyle where those are no longer relevant. They couldn’t be any different… … they have a lot to learn from each other. "I'LL CRUSH THOSE WHO DARE TO FIGHT ME — AND STAND VICTORIOUS IN THIS WAR — THAT IS LIFE." In his debut graphic novel, Kevin BLONDEL (THROUGH DEATH AND AFTER, A DREAM WITHIN A DREAM) explores Japanese folklore and ancient Asian philosophies in this action-packed, suspenseful tale. Through a rich cast of characters and a contemplative depiction of various mystical places, the author brings into conflict — literally and figuratively — the ideology of the feudal era with that of the modern world. Discover the legacy of great warriors of bygone times. Open yourself to the legends and history of a culture that never ceased to fascinate. Learn the traditions of yore — unforgotten despite the passing of centuries. Follow the way of the demon... and enter MEIFUMADO. THE FULL SERIES IN ONE SINGLE BOOK ! The DELUXE EDITION collects every issue of MEIFUMADO — A SAMURAI THRILLER — published from March 2024 to March 2025 — and features designs which honor the Eastern culture that inspired it. Additionally, a new introduction, articles, glossaries, and an exclusive sketchbook complete the volume — making it the definitive way to experience this epic saga.
November 5, 2025 at 3:53 PM
helmerroids.bsky.social
That’s a wrap on another 31 in 31 horror movie October.
1. Night Shift (2023): No points for originality. "I run a clean, ghost free establishment." 2. Get Away (2024): That's what happens when you let the English in. "Your waffles looked dry as fuck." 3. Blood Vessel (2020): This is basically a D&D oneshot. "We blow up ship." 4. Sleep (2023): South Korean movies are always better. Less is more when it's well done. "Ghosts are like people, they're pathetic." 5. The Hills Have Eyes (1977): One of the classics I had never actually watched. "You always try to stop trespassers by hanging yourself?" 6. End of Days (1999): Arnold vs. Satan in 1999 NYC what more could you ask for? "Sometimes you're borderline competent." 7. It Feeds (2025): Different definitions of mind your own business. "Starve." 8. The Rule of Jenny Pen (2024): Pretty normal old folks home tbh. "All anyone remembers is a giant pink dildo." 9. In A Violent Nature (2024): Boring. [loud footsteps crunching] 10. Pumpkinhead II: Blood Wings (1994): "He killed them boys with the Red Wings." Sadly, it was not about the hockey team. 11. Trucks (1998): Nowadays we would just see this as an average experience with Tesla. "He doesn't need watching over all day this isn't Detroit" 12. Open Graves (2009): Not a strong entry in the killer board game genre. "[crab noises]" 13. Werewolves (2024): Only thing with more holes than the plot is the werewolf that got hit with the minigun. "I will shoot you in your face." 14. Cinderella's Curse (2024): Cinderella meets Carrie with a dash of Hellraiser. "I wish for revenge." 15. The Cult of Humpty Dumpty (2022): This movie needs a RiffTrax so badly. "The more you shit, the more you eat." 16. The Call (2020): Jigsaw always wants to play games, except this time there's no puppet. "As much as you hate me, I hate you more." 17. Rumpelstiltskin (2025): New dumb job that buys a fancy house just dropped. "My husband is not some imp." 18. Krampus The Return (2022): Krampus is not meant to move at the pace of moseying "I have no time for the joy of strangers." 19. Mother Krampus (2017): Putting a kid in a sack doesn't automatically make you a Krampus. "I said three times or can't you count." 20. Jack Frost (2022): The history lesson from the intro is what needs its own movie. "Rip off every single digit and bury it around the country." 21. Here for Blood (2024): It got better the longer it went but never got good. "Don't teach her to swear you fuckin idiot." 22. The Exorcism (2024): Is this just Russell Crowe's autobiography? "You are the sack of shit." 23. The Damned (2024): I think I'm supposed to learn a moral lesson here. "Maybe she's thrown it in the sea trying to charm mermaids." 24. Oddity (2024): Tried too hard with the camera angles it ended up cliche. "Curses are lifted at the time of purchase." 25. Don't Turn Out The Lights (2023): Bludgeoning racists with a vibrator like a REAL marine. "Fire? Dead snakes? Trip of a lifetime." 26. The First Power (1990): Lou Diamond Phillips is the detective with the worst fitting clothes. "How's the stomach buddy boy?" 27. Cockneys vs. Zombies (2013): Gonna need the subtitles on for this one. "I'm gonna shove that clipboard so far up your ass you'll have to stick a pen in your nose to write on it" 28. Scarecrows (1988): Bold to assume the scarecrows don't want money. "Guns! Don't! Work!" 29. Everyone Is Going to Die (2025): It succeeds at its goal of being very uncomfortable. "I'm building affordable housing and they're trying to save some badgers." 30. Creepypasta (2023): No list is complete without an anthology. "So theoretically, you could fit a raccoon in your butt." 31. Bats (1999): The fortification montage set to opera music was a choice. "I am not up to my chest in bat shit."
October 31, 2025 at 6:09 PM
edepaor.bsky.social
This @manderleypress.bsky.social book is such a joy. Life-affirming escapism. I just spent 10 mins on Google Maps trying (& failing) to find a tiny alley off E 71st St that Hanff describes as a perfect English mews. Now I want to go to NYC to seek it out. There must/should be a map of Hanff spots🤔💡.
Shot of front cover of “Letters from New York” by Helene Hanff. It has a jaunty yellow spine and a line drawing of a woman with glasses walking a white scotty dog, with a backdrop of hedges/trees and NY skyscrapers. Screenshot from the book, Page 2 of 2: …..“blossoms and there was nobody to open the snapdragons; but more than that, she missed him. 'He was a lovely bumble bee,' she told me sadly. "The two of us worked out there together, we never bothered each other; we were companions.' Well, last week I was on her terrace one afternoon, and I don't know what made me ask, 'Did your bumble bee ever come back?' And Nina's mouth set in a disapproving line. 'His son was here this morning, she said. 'He's an ado-lescent, he has no manners. He kept flying in my face. And he dashed all over the place, from this flower to that, and then back to the first one. He hasn't any idea what he's doing!' 'He'll learn, I said. 'One day he'll be grown up and sedate, and you'll probably be sorry. Last year Nina's son, Claudie, was an adolescent. Now he's finished college, he's grown up and independent, hes joined the Marines and you have to call him Chuck.” Screenshot from the book, page 1 of 2: “This bafled me, because bird-watchers had persuaded me that birds are easily frightened. All year round when Im walking in the Park, singing or kicking leaves, I am shushed by bird-watchers who tiptoe up to a tree and stand looking up with out breathing, for fear of scaring the birds away. So I consulted Nina about this contradiction. 'Birds, said Nina judiciously, 'don't like bird-watchers. Birdwatchers stare at them, invading their privacy, so birds hide from them. Dogs pay no attention to the birds, so the birds like them.' I gotta tell you about Nina's bumble bee. Last year a bee came every day to pollinate her terrace. The old wooden terrace door had a hole in the top, and when the bee got tired he crawled into the hole and took a nap. But last fall Nina had a new door installed. And the next day the bee came and worked, and then looked for his nap hole. He searched more and more frantically for it, before he gave up and flew off. And this spring he didn't come back. Nina was inconsolable. Her orange tree had no”….
October 30, 2025 at 9:45 PM
artiacinsomnist.bsky.social
it honestly wasnt that bad for me personally, i just watched 13 hours of english yt videos every day when i was younger and suddenly i knew english (Not the ideal way to learn, do not recommend)
October 30, 2025 at 8:20 AM
vbccc.bsky.social
At the VBC Community Centre School (VBCCC) in Siem Reap, more than 200 children come to learn English, use computers, and read in our library every day and also attend the vocational trainings.
October 23, 2025 at 4:45 AM
ilonaelzinga.nl
De gids uithangen de hele dag is heel geinig, maar holy shit wat vermoeiend voor mijn autistische hoofd. Verder is het natuurlijk ook FOKKING ADE én herfstvakantie dus taffesdruk op de gracht. Trapgevel in English is trouwens stepped gable. Wist ik niet. Nu wel. Learn something new every day, lui.
October 22, 2025 at 4:10 PM