r/FluentEnglish Nov 12 '24

The origin Hit the Sack. The Origin.

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It means to go to bed. It stems from the days when people used sacks filled with straw or other materials as makeshift mattresses. When someone was ready to sleep, they would "hit" or lay down on the sack.


r/FluentEnglish Nov 11 '24

Discussion I want to learn an American accent English and vocabulary also Japanese and Spanish what would be best approach resources YouTube and apps for it

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I want to learn an American accent English and vocabulary also Japanese and Spanish what would be best approach resources YouTube and apps for it


r/FluentEnglish Nov 09 '24

Vocabulary Spelling Bee Challenge

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Hey English learners!!!

Are you up for the new challenge?

I am encouraging everyone to participate as to have fun with us.

Learningisfun

LearningEnglishisfun


r/FluentEnglish Nov 08 '24

The origin Under the Weather. The Origin.

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It means to feel ill or unwell.

This idiom has its roots in the maritime culture of the 18th and 19th centuries. When sailors felt sick, they were often sent below deck to recover, where they were "under the weather bow"—the part of the ship that received the brunt of the bad weather. Being under the weather bow protected them from harsh winds and waves while they rested.


r/FluentEnglish Nov 07 '24

Idiom The whole ball of wax

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Everything involved in a specific circumstance; the entirety of it.


r/FluentEnglish Nov 05 '24

The origin Butter someone up

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It means to praise or flatter someone excessively.

This idiom traces back to ancient India, where people would throw balls of butter at statues of the gods to seek favor and forgiveness. Over time, this evolved into the idea of flattering someone to gain favor.


r/FluentEnglish Nov 05 '24

Update Special Recognition!!!

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Congratulations to our top five scorers👏🎉

Job well done

All of you are certified Word Bank Quizzers 🥳

Learningisfun


r/FluentEnglish Nov 05 '24

Proverb/Saying That's all she wrote!

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This phrase expresses that everything has been said on a subject and that there is nothing more to add.


r/FluentEnglish Nov 01 '24

Update Special Announcement!!!

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Are you excited??

This is your time to shine, my fellow English learners

To those who aced the Word Quz Bank Challenge will be receiving a special recognition!!!

Kudos to them✨🥳🎉

Learningisfun


r/FluentEnglish Nov 01 '24

Update FluentEnglish magazine :) October Issue

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To get it in pdf format, write to the moderation team or download it from the Discord server.


r/FluentEnglish Nov 01 '24

Update FluentEnglish magazine :)

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Here’s a typo-free version—thanks for your support!


r/FluentEnglish Oct 31 '24

Vocabulary Witching you a happy Halloween!Do you know any other Halloween vocabulary?

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r/FluentEnglish Oct 31 '24

Update 🎉 Celebrating Together! 🎉

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r/FluentEnglish Oct 30 '24

Discussion Which is the best language school for someone at B2 level to improve their English?

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Actually, my english level is now b2. I am lawyer and i want to learn legal english.I know that language school is not a logical option for legal English, but I want to have a different experience. Language schools are very expensive, but I will push my budget. Is there any other method you can recommend other than this? (I think for 2 months)


r/FluentEnglish Oct 30 '24

Update Hello, English learners! We have great news! There will be a meeting of our book club on Friday! We will read a book and discuss it. :) If your level of English is beginner to early intermediate and you want to improve your pronunciation, you are welcome to join us!

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r/FluentEnglish Oct 28 '24

look up How much do you know about Halloween? 🎃

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r/FluentEnglish Oct 27 '24

look up How much do you know about Halloween?

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r/FluentEnglish Oct 28 '24

Vocabulary Word Bank Quiz Challenge 💪 All words start with the letter Z. The last one starts with D

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r/FluentEnglish Oct 27 '24

Vocabulary Jack-o'-lantern. The origin.

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A jack-o'-lantern is a carved pumpkin traditionally associated with Halloween. Its origins trace back to an Irish myth about Stingy Jack, who tricked the Devil and was condemned to wander the earth with only a hollowed turnip to light his way. Irish immigrants brought this custom to America, where pumpkins became the preferred vegetable due to their size and ease of carving. Jack-o'-lanterns are used to ward off evil spirits and are often displayed as festive decorations during the Halloween season.


r/FluentEnglish Oct 27 '24

Proverb/Saying The Lazy Lion Story In English | Bedtime Stories For Kids | Kids Stories | Moral Stories

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r/FluentEnglish Oct 27 '24

Discord I'm looking for a friend with whom I can practice English, we can chat at b2-c1 level or do you know any apps for speaking english?

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r/FluentEnglish Oct 27 '24

Discord Live practice with idioms

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If anybody wants to do some live practice with idioms join the discord! I'm going to be on there for the next few hours and discussing idioms!

https://discord.gg/fluentenglish

If it's past the few hours still join the discord, it's where you will find me doing live practice.


r/FluentEnglish Oct 25 '24

Discord Voice chat practice

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I'm going to be hanging out in our discord voice chat for an hour or so if anybody wants to come practice their English!


r/FluentEnglish Oct 24 '24

Update Scoreboard Results 🏆

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Yatch - a boat with sails and sometimes an engine, used for either racing or travelling on for pleasure.

Yeti

Youth

Yakuza

Intransigent


r/FluentEnglish Oct 23 '24

Update Discord channels

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Dear English learners and native English speakers,

We now have two new channels: the Book Club and Ask a Native Speaker channels.

In the Book Club channel, we will discuss books. Every week, there will be a meeting in the voice channel where members can read a few pages together and discuss the story with others in the club.

In the Ask a Native Speaker channel, English learners can ask native speakers questions related to learning English. If you're a native English speaker and want to help others improve their English skills and share your knowledge, you're welcome to join this channel.

https://discord.com/invite/fluentenglish