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[valdirbergamobergamo]

Those words were really nice and musical. Thanks for the good video !

[Evgen-uj]

Dear Rachel! Give advice on how to learn words. Thank you for the lesson!

[nguyenthanhson]

❤thanks so much Teacher 👩‍🏫 ❤
Maybe You could know what I need !?

[tony_fortunato]

In italian there's a word that sounds like "fastidious": it's "fastidioso", but it actually equals the english word "annoying"

[Sunflowersarepretty]

I feel like the first two adjectives could be used to describe me.

1. Even though I'm not an artist each time I sketch I tend to be fastidious because I wanna make sure all the details are just right.

2. I never share the details of my life with anyone I keep them to myself so I could be described as reticent

3. As for the last adjective each time I hear it I'll think of the vogue magazine 😂😂

[proferonnier]

What about their connotation? Are they seen as positive or negative adjectives?

[niyiayoolatitus]

So. What’s the difference between a reticent and an introvert?

[savitathakur]

How to pronounce winner or winner in American 😢😢😮😮