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A Russian phrase for when someone's really gotten on your nerves.

@russian.with.zuzu

Can you understand this British English conversation?

@englishteacherjoeuk

Cut to the chase — the Chinese idiom 开门见山 explained.

@chinesemandarincafe

English is easy, right?

@englishteacherclaire

Explore BBC Learning English's programmes: Office English, The Pronunciation Lounge, Beating Speaking Anxiety, and 6 Minute English.

@bbclearningenglish

English spelling tries to trick you — syllable reduction explained.

@pronunciationwithemma

Why "go", "no" and "only" trip up learners from five countries.

@etjenglish

You don't need to sound like a dictionary — you need to sound natural.

@englishwithissy

Stop memorizing random French words — start spotting patterns instead.

@adelinetalks

Learn these two verbs and you can build hundreds of French sentences.

@frenchstepbystep

One phrase of the day: name the whole world in Mandarin.

@everydaychineseofficial

A story about sunk costs, told in Chinese you can actually follow.

@xiaoguachinese

Can you recognize the characters as they fly past?

@easymandarinteacher

One heartfelt story, told in both Russian and English.

@speak.more.russian

Every number you need, on one chart — один to сто.

@ksenia.russian

A native teacher's playfully contrarian case for her own language.

@russianromanova

Can you guess what this is called?

@english_tutor_mia

Order like a Parisian — three essential phrases for your next bistro visit.

@lerendezvous_paris

Et vous, il y a des mots que vous avez du mal à prononcer en français ?

@learnfrenchwithemilie

One verb that speaks about time, thought, and reasoning in French

@salon.jaune

Real pronunciation coaching from a dedicated French teacher — the details that make you sound natural.

@chaseinfrench

Which Russian verb should we learn next?

@learn_russian_daily