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June 12, 2026
I discover that coffee is not that bad.
In our country we used to consume tea in every meal, so we are tea drinkers. But in the past years I met a friend addicted to coffee even if she is not admitting that. Because of her I used to smell coffee every day, slowly I started liking how coffee smell and I decided to give it a try. Unfortunately I didn't like it, but I was curious every time she drank it due to her facial expression, she looked so satisfied and amused. This time I tried coffee late with extra sugar and it was fine, after that I ordered coffee late with normal sugar. Slowly I could drink coffee with no milk and no sugar and the most important part that now I'm enjoying drinking coffee.
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June 12, 2026
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June 12, 2026
Mi comida favorita.
Me encanta Bánh Mì
Es una comida popular en mi país, Vietnam.
Una Bánh Mì incluye un pan, salsa de mantequilla, salsa picante, unas rodajas de pepino y cilantro, y brochetas de cerdo a la parrilla.
Se puede cambiar a carne de res a la parrilla o pollo a la parrilla.
Me gusta Bánh Mì porque tiene suficiente sabor y está rico de nutrientes.
Está popular y barata también, se cuesta como un pan de tomate en España.
Ojalá que coma Bánh Mì cada día.
June 12, 2026
Thoughts flow
I moved to new accommodation and I start to explore a new district around.
The situation with cafes in the area turned out to be much better than I expected.
Lately, I have been waking up early and going to breakfast arounded green rice fields.
Then I would just riding thought the small streets on my motorbike, because the air is still cool.
The buildings are spread out in the area, so you could see a lot of green around the road.
I have a bot that sends me sunset quality updates every day and depending on them I would go to the shore.
There I experienced a gentle dopamine boost from watching on waves and after-sunset sky reflection, listening to music and walking (and it's awesome compared to sitting at a PC for hours which I do a lot).
I also sent the pictures to my closest people in Russia to share the emotions with them and tease them a bit.
I have been feeling really good at some background level for the last few weeks. And don't definitely understand why.
I guess the answer is in all the little things above.
June 12, 2026
La menace des braconniers
Il y a beaucoup de menaces pesant sur les animaux en voie de disparition : le déboisement, la pollution, les espèces envahissantes, le changement climatique, etc. Mais une des pires menaces est le commerce illégal d'espèces sauvages. Il y a une forte demande pour les parties d’animaux : l’ivoire, la fourrure, les os, la graisse, les carapaces, etc. Elles sont utilisées comme médicaments, bijoux, ornements et aliments. Il y a aussi une demande pour les animaux de compagnie exotiques. Des insectes aux petits mammifères, il y a une demande pour beaucoup de différentes espèces, qui est souvent augmentée par les réseaux sociaux. Toute cette demande entraîne le prélèvement d'animaux de l'environnement, et finalement la diminution du nombre d'individus reproducteurs. Il n’y a pas de cas plus connu que les rhinocéros. Il ne reste que deux rhinocéros blancs du Nord : les deux femelles. Elles sont une mère et sa fille, qui restent sous garde armée au Kenya. Les braconniers ont tué le reste pour leurs cornes, qui sont utilisées en médecine traditionnelle et aussi comme symbole de statut social. Les éléphants sont très tristement connus pour être victimes de braconnage : 90 % de leur population a été tuée par les braconniers au cours du siècle dernier, et le braconnage reste le premier cause de décès de nos jours. Cependant, le mammifère le plus braconné est en fait le pangolin. Il est très populaire pour les écailles, la viande et la peau. Ils représentent 20% du commerce total des espèces sauvages. Concernant les animaux de compagnie, les perroquets, les singes, les hérissons, les planeurs de sucre et les grands félins sont parmi les espèces les plus populaires. Si un acheteur n’est pas prudent, il pourrait acheter accidentellement un animal provenant de la nature. Ces animaux réduisent la population sauvage et, encore pire, la majorité ne survit pas au voyage vers la captivité. Malheureusement, les braconniers utilisent souvent des méthodes très nuisibles pour les faire passer en contrebande, comme le transport d’oiseaux ou de reptiles ligotés par du ruban adhésif dans des bouteilles d’eau. Les pays touchés par le braconnage sont en train d’utiliser des solutions de plus en plus agressives, comme des escouades de rangers armés. En Australie, nos animaux uniques font de nous une cible et on a des forces opérationnelles pour les combattre. Espérons que cette menace disparaîtra bientôt !
June 12, 2026
June 12, 2026
Mr. Bean
He is famous all over the world for his funny face.
But do you know the name of the man behind this character?
His name is Rowan Atkinson, and his real life is far more incredible than any comedy.
Rowan was born in England, growing up on a large farm in the countryside.
When he was a young boy, he looked strange to other people.
Some kids even called him "The Alien", as if he didn't belong on this planet.
They treated him like a freak. His biggest problem was his voice.
Rowan had a terrible stutter. Whenever he tried to talk, the words would get stuck in his throat.
It was a heavy, terrifying feeling.
He couldn't speak smoothly and people thought he was stupid.
The teachers did not pay much attention to him. His father thought he might be mentally slow.
So, Rowan gradually fell silent and hid from the world.
As he grew into a teenager, Rowan found that because he could not connect with people,he started to connect with things.
Things like machines, radios, pocket watches.
During teenage years, he developed a deep love for science and engineering.
But machines were not his only interest.
While he was at school, he fell in love with watching comedy movies.
He watched them over and over again, studying how people make others laugh.
As he moved into high school, he did not care about sports or being popular.
He cared about physics and maths, studying hard in his own world.
The boy who was called "The Alien", the boy who could not speak a clear sentence, graduated from high school with top grades.
After finishing school, he applied to a university and was accepted.
A few years later, he was accepted into Oxford University to earn his Master's degree.
There, he was not studying comedy, but science. He earned a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering.
However, electrical engineering would not be his final path.
During his time at Oxford, Rowen found something far more powerful than machines.
He joined a famous drama club and finally met some good friends.
One day, he decided to try and walked onto the stage.
He discovered that when he played a character, he did not stutter anymore.
In that moment, a miracle happened.
The stutter that had locked his voice for years simply vanished.
Rowen realized that the stage was not just a hobby but his future.
As his confidence grew, he began to perform in larger shows outside of the school.
He didn't need a single word to make people laugh.
The TV show "Mr.Bean" only had 15 episodes, but those 15 episodes were sold to more than 200 countries around the world.
Mr. Bean became one of the most famous cultural icons of Britain, side by side with Shakespeare and Harry Potter.
The boy who couldn't speak English properly had created a character who did not need English at all to conquer the entire world.
Mr. Bean did not use words. He didn't need a single word to make people laugh. He broke the language barrier completely.
The Iranian government even made an exception and allowed this Western program to be broadcast, praising "Mr. Bean" for transcending national boundaries.
He played the role of a fool all his life, but in reality he was a master of electrical engineering from Oxford.
Deep inside, he is still the quiet, shy boy from the farm.
June 12, 2026
Невер (1/2)
Недавно я посетил Невер с семью и подругой. Невер — французский городок, который находится в Бургундии, в восточной Франции. Я уже был там несколько лет назад с другими друзьями, и уже тогда он мне очень понравился. Несмотря на палящее солнце и опаздывающий поезд (но но мы привыкли к этому, с нашей национальной железнодорожной компанией!...), мы провели приятный день.
Утром мы посетили главные достопримечательности, особенно Дворец Герцогов (Palais ducal) и ворота бывших средневековых укреплений. На обед мы ели бретонские блины (crêpes): в отличие из обычных французских блинов, бретонские приготовятся черной гречневой муки. Не очень типичны для Бургундии, правда, но они были вкусными!
June 12, 2026
The H3 Rocket Launch Today
Today, JAXA successfully launched the next‑generation H3 rocket. The previous launch in December failed, so this success felt very important.
With this flight, JAXA has now completed all three planned types of the H3 rocket. The H3 also reduces the total cost of production and launch by about 30–50% compared to the older H2A.
Even with this lower cost, the H3 is still more expensive than SpaceX’s Falcon 9. However, it is cheaper than Europe’s Ariane 6 and the United States’ Vulcan rocket. The H3 now has a 75% success rate, which is considered a good and reliable level. Japan’s control and tracking systems are also known for their high quality.
JAXA is planning a Mars exploration mission later this year. I am excited to follow future space events based on Japanese technology.
June 12, 2026
最近のゲーム：大逆転裁判
最近、語彙を増やすために大逆転裁判をプレイし始めました。英語版は全部クリアしたので、日本語版をプレイしていても文脈で意味が分かりやすいです。
それにしても、マニアックすぎる言葉が多いですね！例えば、検察、暴行罪、地方裁判所など、日常では絶対に使わない言葉ですよ！
でも、このゲームはキャラクターの性格によって話し方が面白く変わることに気づきました。例えば、2つ目の事件にアメリカ人の証人がいました。その証人はほぼカタカナで英語っぽいフレーズを使っていました。「アンダスタン、アンダスタン。……了解したよ。」とか「ぼかぁ常に、カンペキにパーフェクトだからね！」面白すぎました！
June 12, 2026
June 12, 2026
Description of a place that i would like to travel to!
I think about some place on the northern countries like Canada or Russia. I'm not used to low temperatures since I am from a tropical country, but even so I'd like to go there. I imagine that it would have tall pine trees with snow spread through its branches and some calm riverbed landscape! It would be awesome to see the local fauna too, such as bears (on the distance, of course!), foxes, birds, etc.
June 12, 2026
A Few Little Things
1. My gardenia is finally about to bloom, yeah!
2. I bought a betta fish for my balcony garden a month ago, but it wasn't in the best shape when it arrived. It's fully recovered now, so I made a video of it last night. You can see 小橘子 here: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/AA3-4zPiJ1E.
（I don't want to burden you guys with correcting my pronunciation every time, but I'd really appreciate any feedback!）
3. I'll have to skip my regular Saturday hike tomorrow because of a Dragon Boat Festival celebration and a musical drama I want to see.
June 12, 2026
The Phonetic Disconnect
I'm curious: do native English speakers learn phonetic symbols when they start school? I'm Chinese. When I started school, I learned Chinese Pinyin, which was the foundation for learning Chinese. With Pinyin, I knew how to pronounce every Chinese character and which tone it should be pronounced with.
When I started learning English, I also learned phonetic symbols. They help me know how to pronounce a new word, how many syllables it has, and which syllable is stressed. Nowadays, dictionary apps are smart enough to show us how a word is pronounced. Besides, they provide real human pronunciations from major English-speaking countries, and we can practice pronouncing words online and get a score. My pronunciation scores usually range from 85 to 100.
Now here's my question: if native speakers learned the same phonetic symbols as we did, why don't they pronounce words according to those symbols?
I've been trying really hard to improve my listening skills, but I still find listening difficult. I check each word's phonetic symbol very carefully, and it turns out that many native speakers don't pronounce words the way their phonetic symbols suggest.
Here's what I think: the relevant authorities in English-speaking countries should either set phonetic symbols based on how their citizens actually speak, or their citizens should strictly follow the phonetic symbols when pronouncing words. Chinese has many dialects, but Mandarin has fixed pronunciations for each character. So no matter what dialect you speak or where you come from, as long as you speak Mandarin, it's easy for people to understand you.
So I've come to a conclusion: non-native English learners struggle so much with listening, not only because their English level is low, but also, to a large extent, because native speakers don't pronounce words according to their phonetic symbols.
I believe my opinion is correct—at least to some extent.
June 12, 2026
June 12, 2026
Nigeria
Nigeria is Africa's most populous country with over 200 million people.
Although primary school education is free and compulsory, the illiteracy rate is about 40 percent.
Nigeria is a polygamous country.
The average Nigerian family has about five children.
No wonder it is the country with the largest population in Africa.
Nigeria is Africa's largest oil producer and exporter.
Oil exports are the main source of income in Nigeria.
Electric cars are not suitable for Nigeria because electricity is much more expensive than petrol.
Nigeria has a shortage of electricity and there are frequent blackouts.
Nigeria is not self-sufficient in food, and a large number of imports are still needed every year.
In Nigeria, apples are the most expensive fruit.
Mobile phone signals in Nigeria are not stable.
Malaria kills about 300,000 people a year.
June 12, 2026
２０２６年6月11日 (水）
今日はちょっと悪い１日だった。
また朝ごはんにTimHortonsで卵とソーセージを食べて行ったかったけど、少し寝坊しちゃったから、時間がなかった。
だから、「ま、昼ごはんに自分で作ってみようかな」って思った。
でもね、先日には「あまり料理をするのが好きじゃない」って覚えた？
ま、好きじゃないのに自分で作ってみた。やっぱり、１５分後その卵を食べた、お腹がすごく痛くなってきた。
直ぐに仕事を仕上げて、べっどに入らなきゃいけなった。
2時間に昼寝をした。＞﹏＜
今はもう大丈夫だけど、私けっこうバカだとおもう（笑）。料理をするのが本当に上手にならないといけない...。
June 12, 2026
My first pharagraph in Langcorrect
This is my first pharafraph in this webside. I'm a little nervius because even in my maternal lenguaje I'm not very good writting jaja. And I'm in expectation to see if someone really correct my text. I want to improve my English, it's a 2026 goal. The hardest parts are speaking and writting for me. I'm more like math girl, I always faild English exams, but now I needed for work.
June 12, 2026
June 12, 2026
The Listening Practice
I came across a woman who has been consistently using Duolingo for over ten years.
She has learned more than six languages.
Yesterday, I added her as a friend on Duolingo.
We talked about the story of the listening practice.
She said she wasn't good at listening.
No matter what language it is, the story is exactly the same.
Even if you can't get into the details, you can still guess it.
She persisted for a long time because Duolingo was like playing a game.
She is not proficient in any language except English.
Spanish and French courses are plentiful, she says, but Latin course is very few.
Actually she's a big fan of duolingo.
If you study at midnight, Duolingo will give you the label of "sleepwalker".
On the journy of language learning, you are constantly motivated.
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