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Hello, my name is Emma, and I’m from Hungary.
I’m currently studying English because I’ve always been interested in languages, literature, and communication. I believe that learning English helps me connect with people from different cultures and opens many opportunities for my future Show More..............
I’m a curious and hardworking person who enjoys learning new things every day. In my free time, I like reading English books, watching movies, and practicing speaking with friends.
My goal is to improve my English fluency and one day become an English teacher or translator.
Thank you for listening.
Hungary has one of the oldest universities in the world — the University of Pécs was founded in 1367!
English is the most widely studied language in the world, with over 1.5 billion learners.
Your brain grows stronger when you learn new languages — language learning improves memory and creativity.
The longest English word has 189,819 letters — it’s the chemical name of a protein nicknamed “titin.”
Hungary has more thermal springs than any other European country, and Budapest is often called “the City of Spas.”
Learning English for just 30 minutes a day can improve fluency faster than studying for hours once a week.
Shakespeare invented over 1,700 English words, such as “lonely,” “fashionable,” and “gossip.”
English is a very interesting and unique language. It has borrowed words from many languages, including Latin, French, and German, which makes its vocabulary very rich. Some words in English have multiple meanings — for example, the word “set” has over 430 different meanings! English is also spoken as an official language in more countries than any other language, and it has no official governing body to control how it changes. Many words in English have silent letters, like “knight” and “island,” and some expressions, like “break the ice,” were invented by Shakespeare. Learning English is exciting because the language is always evolving, with new words added every year from science, technology, and culture.
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