The Speak Up Series | Episode 2 : Life Lessons ​Hey folks! ​It’s time to get loud! 📣 Welcome to a new episode of the Speak Up Series. ​The goal here is simple: 60 seconds of speaking, zero overthinking. This is a Zero Judgment Zone—we don't care about perfect grammar; we just want to hear your thoughts and your personality! ​Today’s Challenge: ​"What is the best piece of advice you have ever received? Who gave it to you, and how has it changed your life?" ​How to Participate: • ​Record: Grab your phone and record a 60-second clip. Psst: Don't sweat the clock—if you get carried away because you love the topic, feel free to go longer! • ​Format: Video 🎥 is awesome, but Audio 🎙️ is perfect if you’re having a messy hair day. • ​Connect: Listen to other person’s story and give them some love in the comments. ​Ready? Go!

Hey everyone! 👋 Today’s expression is “give or take.” 👉 It means approximately, more or less, or around a certain number or amount. You use it when something isn’t exact but close enough. Origin: "Give or take," meaning approximately or allowing for a small variation in a number, time, or amount, is an idiom that became common in the mid-20th century, specifically cited around 1958. It derives from the older phrase "give-and-take," which dates back to the 18th century and relates to mutual concession, negotiation, or compromises Figurative daily-life examples: • I’ll be there at 7 p.m., give or take. ⌚ • We have about 10 cookies left, give or take. 🍪 • The project will take a week, give or take. 📅 Now it’s your turn! 💬 Drop your own sentence using “give or take” below 👇 WE LEARN FROM EACH OTHER! 🤝