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Who Can Surpass Messi? Learn Authentic English Football Terms Like "GOAT," "Prime," and "Ballon d'Or"
Is Messi truly the greatest player of all time? Ever get stuck trying to express your thoughts when debating with friends while watching a match? Today, Loopy takes you through the most exciting football topics to learn trending sports terms like GOAT, prime, and Ballon d'Or, so you can sound completely natural when talking about football in English!
Tzuyu Going Solo and Not Renewing? Learn K-pop English for "Going Solo, Contract Expiration, and Contract Renewal" from TWICE Trends!
With all the buzz surrounding TWICE's contract renewals, do you know how to say "go solo, renew a contract, and contract expiration" in English? Today, Loopy takes you through trending K-pop news to easily learn practical entertainment and contract-related English, so you can level up your English while following your favorite stars!
World Cup Fever! How to Say "Place a Bet," "Upset," and "Odds" in English? Master Sports Betting Keywords and Chat Like a Native!
The World Cup finals are here! Want to watch the games and chat about sports betting with international friends, but getting tongue-tied? This article teaches you practical English terms like "place a bet," "upset," and "odds" so you can easily understand betting terminology and join the conversation!
bad or bat? A single vibration at the end makes it a completely different word
The only difference between leave and leaf, and bad and bat, is whether the final consonant vibrates. Chinese speaking habits often cause us to 'devoice' voiced final consonants, making bag sound like back, which completely changes the meaning. Learn how to keep the vibration in your final sounds, plus a hidden clue used by native speakers, so your meaning won't be misunderstood.