Alright everyone — today’s question is VERY 2025: ➡️ Do you use ChatGPT? Do you like it? Does it help you with languages? Tell us your experience — in your target language! ⸻ 🧠 My experience (Gabriel) I use ChatGPT every single day — for language learning, work, creativity, and improving my own writing. And throughout this community, I’ll show you tons of strategies I personally use to: ✨ speed up vocabulary building ✨ improve grammar intuitively ✨ make writing easier ✨ understand nuance across different languages AI + your own effort = INSANE progress. But remember: 👉 Always try to write your answer first. 👉 THEN use ChatGPT to polish it. That’s how you learn LOT faster. ⸻ 📌 If you want help, here’s a prompt you can copy/paste: “Translate this naturally and simply into my target language: ‘Yes, I use ChatGPT every day. It helps me learn faster, write better, and understand languages more deeply. But I never use it as a replacement for studying — only as a tool to improve my own effort.’ ” And here are a few examples in Mandarin, Italian, and Russian: ⸻ 🇨🇳 Mandarin Chinese 是的，我每天都用 ChatGPT。它帮助我更快学习、写得更好，也更深入地理解语言。不过我不会把它当成学习的替代品，只是用它来提升我自己的努力。 ⸻ 🇮🇹 Italian Sì, uso ChatGPT tutti i giorni. Mi aiuta a imparare più velocemente, a scrivere meglio e a capire le lingue in modo più profondo. Ma non lo uso mai come sostituto dello studio — solo come strumento per migliorare il mio lavoro. ⸻ 🇷🇺 Russian Да, я использую ChatGPT каждый день. Он помогает мне быстрее учить языки, лучше писать и глубже понимать нюансы. Но я никогда не использую его вместо учебы — только как инструмент, который усиливает мои собственные усилия.

What separates ignorance from knowledge is the desire to learn.

Have you ever wondered what a world with no music would be like?

Alright everyone… GOOD MORNING!!! 😄 Today’s challenge is simple, fun, and PERFECT for practicing your target language: 👉 What’s your favourite movie? Tell me in the language you’re learning! Try to write it on your own — don’t worry about mistakes, seriously! The goal is to practice, not to be perfect. But if you’re not comfortable writing yet, no problem: 👉 Use ChatGPT to help you (and feel free to tweak the result!). To get things started, I asked ChatGPT to introduce one of my favourite films — Midnight in Paris — in Italian, Russian, and Mandarin Chinese. Prompt used: “Introduce the movie Midnight in Paris in natural, simple Italian. Then do the same in Russian and Mandarin Chinese. Keep it friendly, short, and beginner-friendly.” 🇮🇹 Italiano “Midnight in Paris è un film romantico e nostalgico su uno scrittore americano che visita Parigi. Ogni notte, a mezzanotte, viene trasportato magicamente negli anni ’20, dove incontra artisti famosi e scopre cosa significa davvero seguire la propria ispirazione.” 🇷🇺 Русский «Полночь в Париже — это романтический фильм о писателе, который приезжает в Париж. Каждую ночь в полночь он магическим образом попадает в 1920-е годы, встречает известных художников и постепенно понимает, чего он на самом деле хочет от жизни.» 🇨🇳 中文（普通话） 《午夜巴黎》讲述一位美国作家来到巴黎，经常在午夜时分被“带回”到二十年代。他在那里遇见许多著名的艺术家，也慢慢发现自己真正的灵感和梦想来自哪里。

🌍 First, for native speakers and advanced learners: I’ll be posting music, poetry, and culture from multiple languages: French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Mandarin, and beyond. But I’ll also share iconic pieces from English-language music that offer something deeper — artistically, poetically, and linguistically. THIS is one of those moments. ;) Jim Morrison wasn’t only a rock singer — he was a poet, and The End feels like entering a dream, or a myth, or a theatre stage lit only by emotion. Even though the song is long and mysterious, it’s surprisingly valuable for language learning: - slow, clear delivery - hypnotic rhythm - emotionally charged vocabulary - repeated structures - atmospheric imagery And here’s a more obscure, poetic excerpt you might not know well: “Lost in a Roman wilderness of pain And all the children are insane All the children are insane Waiting for the summer rain…” This is pure Morrison — surreal, evocative, and strangely simple at the same time. It's the kind of English that sticks with you because it hits your imagination, not just your memory. Why music like this matters... Songs like "The End" train your ear to feel: - tone - rhythm - mood - emotional nuance This is a different kind of language learning — deeper, more intuitive, and far more human. And of course… this is just the beginning.Much more music (in many languages) is coming. 🎵🔥